De Tampere à Séville, vers une ultra gouvernementalisation de la domination transnationale ?
Recent transnational trends in governmental cooperation are criticised. Politicians at various summits make policies and decisions influenced by governments. Outcomes of several G7, G8, and EU summits are evaluated. Alternative "counter-summits" - e.g., at the WTO meeting in Seattle - have...
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Cultures & conflits
2006
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| Acceso en liña: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Résumé: | Recent transnational trends in governmental cooperation are criticised. Politicians at various summits make policies and decisions influenced by governments. Outcomes of several G7, G8, and EU summits are evaluated. Alternative "counter-summits" - e.g., at the WTO meeting in Seattle - have attempted to create spaces for popular dissent. These protests have themselves become transnational. Officials systematically and forcibly blocked one at Genoa. Transnational rights of association and demonstration must accompany transnational decision-making, if democracy and liberty are to endure. |
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