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Globalization and social integration : patterns and processes

"Social integration" is a broad and ambiguous term, variously understood by different people. To some, it is a positive goal, implying the promotion of well-ordered and harmonious relations at all levels of society. To others, increasing integration has a negative connotation, conjuring up the image of an unwanted imposition of uniformity. For a third group, the term implies neither a positive nor a negative state.

Author(s)
Ghai, Dharam
Hewitt de Alcántara, Cynthia

Social safety nets and adjustment in developing countries

This paper argues that, although safety net programmes have had some notable successes, they are not the answer to the social impacts of adjustment, and should not serve to deflect efforts to refine adjustment programmes so that their social costs are better contained.

Author(s)
Vivian, Jessica M.

Trade, regionalism and the politics of policy making in Nicaragua

Author(s)
Carrión, Gloria

Parks, people and professionals : putting "participation" into protected area management

Author(s)
Pimbert, Michel
Pretty, Jules N.

Salvaging nature : indigenous peoples, protected areas and biodiversity conservation

Author(s)
Colchester, Marcus

Development at risk : rethinking UN-business partnerships

Author(s)
Zammit, Ann

Management of wildlife, tourism and local communities in Zimbabwe

Author(s)
McIvor, Chris

Biodiversity and human welfare

Author(s)
Blaikie, Piers
Jeanrenaud, Sally
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