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François HOUTART and Samir AMIN

2000 – pages

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Samir AMIN, François HOUTART

2000 – 28 pages

The construction of a unipolar world by the triad, the United States, Japan and Europe, is th unilateral imposition by the dominant capital of transnationals and the deployment of the American military empire to which all nations would be constrained to submit. The hegemonic strategy of the United States and its NATO allies is today the prinicple adversary of social progress, of democracy and peace in the world.

CETIM

1975 – pages

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Melik Özden

2023 – 414 pages

Unlike the electronic version, the printed book will unfortunately only be available in French. Click here to download a free PDF of book ‘Economic, social and cultural rights: a legal lever in the fight for social justice’. At a time when the world’s multidimensional crisis is plunging billions of persons into poverty, when almost half of humanity is unable to satisfy their essential needs, even as inequalities continue to grow steadily, the fulfillment of economic, social and cultural rights is more than ever urgent.

Coline Hubert

2019 – 200 pages

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Melik Özden

2007 – 48 pages

When one speaks of foreign (or external) debt, one is referring to the indebtedness of those countries called “Third World” countries (or the South), particularly since the nineteen sixties. While the amount of the debt was US$ 70 billion in 1970, in 35 years .

Melik Özden et Simon Brunschwig

2013 – 56 pages

Through cultural rights, it is not only the issue of cultural diversity and participation to cultural life that is addressed, but also access to scientific progress and education, the protection of intellectual property and academic liberty.

Maria Lucia Fattorelli. Traduit de l'espagnol par Julie Duchatel et Florian Rochat

2015 – 264 pages

A guide prepared with contributions from researchers and activists from around the world aimed at encouraging civil society campaigns for conducting Citizens Public Debt Audits based on transparency and the participation of society, in order to reveal the truth about the Debt System that subjugates most of the countries and their population.