GLOBAL CRISIS
GLOBAL CRISIS AND THE CARIBBEAN Articles and Commentaries
Sustainable Development as an Answer to Economic and Financial Crises Yimlaz Akyuz
Global Crisis Norman Girvan
Global Crisis; Clive Thomas
Implications of the global economic crisis for Caribbean integration , Diedron Lewis, Samantha C. Joseph,, and Khellon Q. Roach
An animated guide to the Global Crisis David Harvey (Video, useful for students)
Globalization and Crisis A Special Issue of the Journal Globalizations, Vol. 6, Issue 1-2, April 2010
Monitoring International Crisis Articles on the multidimensional aspects of the global crisis of capitalist civilization
Project Syndicate: A World of Ideas
Resources on the Global Financial Crisis Carnegie Council
Report of the Commission of Experts of the President of the United Nations General Assembly on Reforms of the International Monetary and Financial System (Stiglitz Report) September 21, 2009
The Ideological Crisis of Western Capitalism Joseph E. Stiglitz
This time it really is different:, Europe, the Financial Crisis, and ‘Staying on Top’ in the 21st Century” Mark Blyth, Professor of International Political Economy, Brown University
Why the IMF and the International Monetary System Need More Than Just Cosmetic Reform South Centre
Rebalancing the Global Economy Xiaojing Zhang
Frank Rich, Barack Obama and the Corporate ‘Punking’ of America Paul Street
The Quiet Coup Simon Johnson
The Sudden Demise of Neo-Liberal Economics Robert Savio
The Ending of America’s Financial-Military Empire Michael Hudson
Global Power Revisited: The United States in a Changing World Order Foresight
The crisis is one of a model of civilization – Atilio Boron
The IMF Rules the World Michael Hudson
How Free Trade Agreements, Bilateral Investment Treaties and the WTO can hamper measures for recovery from the global financrisis Third World Network
IMF Crisis Loans: No Change in Conditionalities, Third World Network
Declaration of the XI International Conference on Globalization on the Global Financial Crisis
Versión en español Version franí§aise
The Caribbean, the Developing World and the Global Crisis Don Robotham
Afra Raymond’s Blog on the CL Financial/CLICO Debacle
Clico’s Massive OECS Financial Deficit BBC Caribbean
Lessons of the CLICO debacle Norman Girvan
Jamaica, the Third World and the Global Crisis Don Robotham
Caribbean Impact and CDB Response P. Desmond Brunton, CDB
Implications for the Caribbean and Policy Response Trevor Alleyne, IMF
CDB Seminar on Global Financial Crisis and the Caribbean Papers & Report
South Centre Calls for Revamping of Global Financial Architecture
Time for a new Bretton Woods South Centre
Statement on the G20 Summit on the Crisis Transnational Institute Working Group
Double Standards in the West’s Crisis Policies Martin Khor
The Economics of Hypocrisy Ha-Joon Chang
The U.S.Troubled Assets Relief Programme Clive Thomas
PERSPECTIVES
Crisis Reveals Growing Finance Gaps For Developing Countries World Bank
The Deepening Global Financial Crisis and its Impact on Developing Countries Third World Resurgence
5 Disastrous Decisions That Got Us into This Economic Mess Joseph Stiglitz
Bailouts Dwarf Spending on Poverty and Climate Crises
United Nations Panel: Presentations by Joseph Stiglitz and other experts
The Global Financial Crisis IDEAs Network
Pluralist Economics Review (November 2008) James K Galbraith, Ha-Joon Chang, Jeffey Sachs & others
Radical Perspectives on the Crisis
The Great Financialization Kari Polanyi Levitt
Global finance in crisis Jacques Sapir
Nouriel Roubini’s Global EconoMonitor
How is a credit crunch different from a financial crisis? Clive Thomas
At the epicentre of the crisis–a bursting bubble Clive Thomas
Wall Sreet, R.I.P. -End of an Era Creswell & White nytimes.com
Capitalism in convulsion John Plender ft.com
End of American Capitalism as we knew it, Willem Buiter ft.com
Modern history’s greatest regulatory failure Roger Altman ft.com
NEOLIBERALISM AND THE CRISIS
Financial Regime Change? Robert Wade
Comment on Wade Norman Girvan
Financial Crisis and Neoliberal Paradigm Sir Courtney Blackman
How should the crisis affect Economcs? Real World Economic Review
Crisis forces rethink of neoliberal model–Robert Wade
Financial Collapse, Systemic Crisis? Samir Amin
Collapse of an ideology Yash Tandon
Death of the Globalization Consensus Dani Rodrik
The Stake Through Neoliberalism’s Heart? Alexander Cockburn
The Pyramid Falls and Exposes Neo-Liberal Free Market Dotishness Lester Henry
WTO, GATS, EPAS AND THE CRISIS
FTAs, EPAs, and the dangers of investment liberalization, Myriam Vander Stichele
WTO’s Radical Financial Service Deregulation Requirements Must Be Addressed
Financial Crisis and GATS Negotiations Martin Khor
Lessons for the EPA Negotiations Joy Kategekwa (.3, South Centre Bull. # 25)
IMPACT ON THE GLOBAL SOUTH AND THE CARIBBEAN
Global Fallout–Another Third World Debt Crisis? Eric Toussaint
Lessons for the South South Centre
Crisis marks out a new geopolitical order Phillip Stephens
The Caribbean is heading for a severe economic contraction David Jessop
From Sub-Prime to Sublime Disaster: Implications for the Caribbean Maurice Odle
World Financial Crisis will hurt the Caribbean Sir Ronald Sanders
The Crisis Facing the American Empire: Four-Part Video Series Chalmers Johnson
CLICO AFFAIR
The CL Financial/CLICO debacle: big companies should not run small countries Norman Girvan
Why was the CL Financial debacle allowed to happen? The answer seems to take us to the heart of governance In, small countries, where, a single large firm can wield enormous political and economic influence, to the detriment of the public good.
Caricom Heads agree to collabarate on CL Financial problem Paras. 1-4 of Statement on Global Crisis appended to Communique
Owen Arthur Flays Heads over CLICO Meltdown Stabroek News
Establish a Caribbean-wide Financial Services Regulator Sir Ronald Sanders
G20 Summit
G20 Summit did nothing for the Caribbean Sir Ronald Sanders
‘Caribbean leaders should tell the G20 countries attending the Summit of the Americas that the G20 Summit gave them no cause for hope and no message of relief for their peoples. They should refuse to be at the margins of history.’
The best thing to come out of the G20 Summit?
The Reality Behind the Hype of the G20 Summit Martin Khor
Rather than $1.1 trillion, the new commitments are estimated to be below $100 billion and most of those were already in train without the G20 summit.
A Development-blind G20 Outcome That Empowers An Unreformed IMF Bhumika Muchhala
‘With no consensus on a coordinated fiscal stimulus plan or regulation of cross-border financial flows, the only agreement on immediate action was to boost the resources of the international financial institutions whose decision-making has been controlled by the US and European countries since their creation’.


