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Summary and analysis of Washington G 20 meeting
From: Bretton Woods Project
Despite being billed as a ‘Bretton Woods 2′ meeting, the first G20 heads of state meeting in Washington in mid-November agreed little of substance, and was criticised for an opaque, closed preparation process.
The next G20 Heads of State meeting will be in London on 2 April 2009.
Under the following five headings, immediate [...]
G20: We Need a “Green New Deal”
To build a global social pact for equitable and sustainable habitat now!
In response to the global financial & housing crisis, international housing rights alliances call for essential change of global financial architecture and habitat financing
PRESS STATEMENT
(Deutsch) G 20 sollen mehr soziale Investitionen in Städte und Wohnungen ermöglichen
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In response to the global financial & housing crisis:
ES FR
G-20: Build a Global Social Pact for Equitable and Sustainable Habitat now!
International housing rights alliances call for fundamental change of global financial architecture and financing habitat
On the occasion of the financial summit of the G 20 in Washington,
With Realistic Radicalism, by Peter Wahl
See this paper by Peter Wahl, WEED, raising inspiring strategic questions:
Which approach to the upcoming era of reforms?
The acceleration and deepening of the financial crisis in mid September 2008 has led to a qualitatively new stage of the process. Also governments and the financial main-stream had to learn, that the crisis was more than a [...]
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