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Share The World's Resources

Share The World�s Resources (STWR) is a non-partisan organisation campaigning for a restructuring of the global economy. STWR aims to inform the global public of the urgent need to share the world's resources. Through this website and campaign we intend to raise awareness and encourage governments to cooperate in the establishment of an international framework which will enable essential resources to be redistributed and shared between nations.

Primary web addresses

http://www.stwr.net

info@stwr.net

Main Address

P.O. Box 52662
London
United Kingdom
N7 8UX

Country

Regne Unit

Main Telephone

+44 20 7609 3034

Joined OneWorld

21/02/2005

Features

Military or Market-Driven Empire Building

01/05/2008 James Petras looks at two models of empire building which he says have been competing on a world scale: one predominantly based on military conquests, the other on large-scale, long-term economic penetration.

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India and China - Time for Cooperation not Competition

22/02/2008 It is high time for India and China to move beyond conflicts and start cooperating politically, economically, and technologically for mutual benefits, says Dr. Aqueil Ahmad.

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Elites vs. Greens in the Global South

21/01/2008 The fight against global warming will need to be propelled mainly by an alliance between progressive civil society in the North and mass-based citizens� movements in the South, argues Walden Bello.

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