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Clean Start - Building a fairer Global Economy

Date: 
15 Dec 08
Venue: 
Amnesty International Human Rights Action Centre, 17-25 New Inn Yard, London EC2A 3EA.
Join New Internationalist magazine for a discussion of the opportunities the current financial crisis offers to build a fairer global economy. Speakers include: Susan George (Transnational Institute, Amsterdam); Walden Bello (Senior Analyst, Focus on the Global South); John Hilary (Director, War on Want) and Jeremy Corbyn MP. Start time: 7pm. Nearest tube: Old St/ Liverpool St. Places limited so please RSVP to book a seat.
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New Internationalist magazine
Contact Name: 
Anna Weston
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annaw@newint.org
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Clean Start - Building a fairer Global Economy

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National Climate March

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6 Dec 08
Join us and help shape the decisions of world leaders on climate! The National Climate March 2008 will bring together the issues of Coal, Aviation, Biofuels and Renewable Energy together on the streets of London. The march in London is during the UN climate talks and part of a Global Day of Action on climate, with at least 70 other countries calling for a strong agreement on the same day.

Clean Start - Building a fairer Global Economy

Date: 
15 Dec 08
Join New Internationalist magazine for a discussion of the opportunities the current financial crisis offers to build a fairer global economy. Speakers include: Susan George (Transnational Institute, Amsterdam); Walden Bello (Senior Analyst, Focus on the Global South); John Hilary (Director, War on Want) and Jeremy Corbyn MP. Start time: 7pm. Nearest tube: Old St/ Liverpool St. Places limited so please RSVP to book a seat.

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The world's largest confernece and exhibition in the field of photovoltaic solar energy. Conference 21 - 25 September 2009, Exhibition 21 - 24 September 2009 Tel.: +49-89-720 12 735, Fax: +49-89-720 12 791