"Globalization
understood as increasing internationalization of ideas, science, communication
and technology, must be distinguished from economic globalization,
which transforms trade and finance in favour of powerful global actors."
AGAPE: "Alternative Globalization Addressing People and Earth"

See also: Workshop on deepening the AGAPE process and follow-up
Geneva, 7-9 September 2006
Youth
participants at a seminar on "Youth and Globalization" that
took place in Buenos Aires just prior to the 28 April-1 May consultation
of Latin American and Caribbean churches on Economic Globalization visited
community initiatives in a poor Buenos Aires neighbourhood.
Globalized
communications critique economic globalization: WCC staff member Rogate
Mshana interviewed by an internet radio broadcaster at the third World
Social Forum, January 2003
A
prophetic voice: giving witness at the third World Social Forum in 2003,
WCC co-president Federico Pagura shares insights from his experience as
a committed Christian. With Geneviève Jacques, WCC director of
programmes.
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