 | United Nations University - Work in Progress Newsletter - Volume 13, Number 1, 1990 |
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| | Understanding the 1990s shaping history's next chapter |
|  | Globalization, multilateralism and social choice |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | The state: From buffer to transmission belt |
| | Micro-regionalism vs. Macro-regionalism |
| | The elites of globalization |
| | Intellectual equipment obsolescent |
| | A post-hegemonic world? |
| | The UN in post-Westphalian world? |
| | The soviet perspective - Socialism's new face |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | New face for socialist world |
| | A time for new political thinking |
| | Recognizing both sides' achievements |
| | Past emphasized struggle |
| | Marxism as a 'besieged camp' |
| | Peace: Not truce at the brink of war |
| | Finding the legal mechanisms: The UN role? |
| | Change in east-central Europe... And the global system of peace and governance |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | Impact of global change in '70s and '80s |
| | Internal weaknesses |
| | Power interests, rigid attitudes |
| | Central issue: German reunification |
| | Danger of renewed ethnic tensions |
| | Larger global implications |
| | Impact on the third world |
| | East-west conflict weakened UN role |
| | Global impact of the US deficit |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | Why such a large deficit? |
| | Why fewer US savers? |
| | Implications for world economy |
| | World-wide capital shortage |
| | Deficit threaten free trade |
| | US trade deficits: Not sustainable path |
| | Japan: Finding its place in a new global order |
| | The human factor in the Himalayas - Coping with modem intrusions |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | The complexities of poverty |
| | Impact of 'modern' system |
| | Debt from rising aspirations |
| | Ascending the caste ladder - to Hunger |
| | Sustaining agricultural production in Africa |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | What is sustainability? |
| | Politics of sustainability: Global and national |
| | Limitations of Africa's resource base |
| | Institutional support critical |
| | Crucial third world need - Software that speaks their own language |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | The UN's limited role |
| | Strengthening capacities to adapt |
| | 'Public domain' software |
| | Two roads to help: Bilateral vs. International? |
| | New development strategies for the '90s - Build local human resources |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | Put people at the centre |
| | Complementarities: The vital linkages |
| | Attacking poverty |
| | Environment and development |
| | A world social contract - With noble purpose |
| | Soedjatmoko remembered - 'Learn to leave room for the unexpected' |
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| | Society is fusing and splitting apart |
| | The capacity to learn |
| | Room for the unexpected |
| | 'Love thy neighbour' |
| | Heart of mankind beats uncertainly |
| | Energizing 'the least... And the lowest' |
| | No longer any frontiers |
| | Tough lesson for democracy |
| | A world of 'knows' and 'know-nots'? |
| | 'We owe our children an honest assessment' |
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