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Volúmen 9, Número 5

• Editorial
  • Editorial 9(5)
    Eade, Deborah
• Artículos
  • La globalización y los `sin hogar' en los Estados Unidos de Norte América: construyendo un movimiento social para terminar con la pobreza
    Honkala, Cheri; Goldstein, Richard; Thul, Elizabeth; Baptist, William; Grugan, Patrick
  • La privatización, las multinacionales y la corrupción
    Hall, David
  • Los sindicatos del sector público de cara a la privatización
    Waghourne, Mike
  • Kafka se encuentra con Machiavelli: post-guerra, post-transición en Eslovenia Occidental
    Large, Judith
• Punto de vista
  • Globalism and nationalism: which one is bad?
    Maleševi?, Siniša
  • Are universal social standards possible?
    Nyerere, Julius K.
  • Globalisation and women in India
    Krishnaraj, Maithreyi
  • Developing countries in the WTO: support or resist the `millennium' round?
    Neumayer, Eric
  • Endangering women's health for profit: health and safety in Mexico's maquilodoras
    Abell, Hilary
  • Export processing zones: a Caribbean development dilemma
    Dunn, Leith
  • Alternative microfinance institutions and vulnerability
    Castillo, Alfonso
  • Equity in health and economic globalisation
    Schuftan, Claudio
  • Electronic information: promise and peril
    Tan, Michael L.
  • `Third World' perspectives on cyberfeminism
    Gajjala, Radhika
  • NGOs: ladles in the global soup kitchen?
    Commins, Stephen
• Informe de conferencia
  • NGOs in a Global Future
    Trivedy, H. Roy
• Comentarios
  • Where Women Have No Doctor
    Helzner, Judith Frye; Casanova Guedes, Alessandra
• Resúmenes de investigaciones
  • Access to graduate education in Bangladesh
    Khan, Niaz Ahmed
• Reseñas de libros

NGOs in a Global Future

Trivedy, H. Roy

This international NGO conference was held in Birmingham, England, in January 1999, to explore `the opportunities for civic action that global trends are creating for NGOs.' Discussions around NGOs and aid, capacity building, civil society, social capital, complex political emergencies, community development, advocacy, gender and microfinance took place, and the author highlights the most interesting points from each of these sessions.

Palabras llave: Globalización; Sociedad civil; Gobernabilidad y políticas públicas

   

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