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  1. Globalisation's impact on women

    BY JULIA HALDANE BRISBANE — Women are the invisible victims of wars over diminishing resources, ... 50 people at a post-International Women's Day forum on "Women and Globalisation" held ... Susan Price, women's liberation coordinator for the Democratic Socialist Party, told an audience of ...

  2. After M1: Let's converge on Canberra to stop the WTO

    It is a war against nature, women, children and the poor. A war which is transforming every community ... 21-23, Walden Bello of the International Forum on Globalisation said that it must be a priority of the ... further the economic and social war against the world's poorest, a war with millions of casualties ...

  3. Balzac: an unwitting revolutionary

    placed on the Index of Prohibited Books by the Pope in 1864 and to have been praised by the ... largely "written by women and read by servants". Balzac shaped the novel into its modern form, ... giving it a social significance by making it "an expression of society". Balzac was on the ...

  4. Le Carre comes in from the cold

    than spy vs spy. With the end of the Cold War, Le Carre's books have become increasingly concerned ... takes on "unbridled capitalism". The theme of Constant Gardener is a familiar one for Le Carre ... distributed to Kenyan women, Dypraxa, which she suspected had not completed a clinical trial period. As it ...