Sources
~The World Trade Organization web page
~The International Monetary Fund web site
~The World Bank web site
~Yes! A Journal of Positive Futures
~The New York Times
"Another snag entangles plan to reduce debts of poorest countries," Paul Lewis 9/28/96
"IMF and World Bank clear Debt Relief," Paul Lewis 9/30/96
"Nafta's impact on jobs has been slight, study shows" Paul Lewis 12/19/96
"Financial Leaders Meet as Protests Clog Washington" John Kifner and David E. Sanger 4/16/00
"From cell, coalition looked like a movement" Tim Weiner 4/16/00
"IMF points to big accomplishment: it met on schedule" Joeseph Kahn 4/16/00
"Protesters dwindle in Washington" John Kifner and David E. Sanger 4/17/00
~The Boston Globe:
"DC Rally takes on Gaurdian of Finance" John Donnelly 4/16/00
"Thousands in protests against finance groups: IMF, World Band press on in DC" Anne E Kornblut
~The Economist:
"Seattle comes to Washington" 4/15/00-4/21/00
~CNN:
"Seattle cracks down on protesters with second night of tear gas: Clinton urges WTO to be more open" Rusty Dornin 12/1/99
"World Bank, IMF conclude Washington meeting amid protests" 4/17/00
"Up to 10,000 demonstrate in DC against world finance meetings" 4/16/00
"Washington police raid headquarters of World Bank protesters" 4/15/00
~Corporate Watch:
"Beyond Street Tactics: the anti-corporate globalization movement after Washington" Kenny Bruno 4/17/00-4/18/00
"World Bank Bunk: facts the World Bank doesn't want you to know" Tom Paine 4/11/00
"A dozen reasons to come to Washington DC for April 16th" Russell Mokhiber and Robert Weissman 4/5/00
"USA: the meaning of April 16th" Russell Mokhiber and Robert Weissman 4/20/00
~Vinnie Ferraro's web page
~United States Trade Representative's web page
~Mobilization for Global Justice