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Acknowledgements
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introductions
The Communist Manifesto
Bandung
The World Social Forum
Call of Social Movements
Porto Alegre Manifesto
The Bamako Appeal
Reactions to the Bamako Appeal
Beyond Bamako : Many Worlds, Many Languages
 
TABLE OF CONTENTS
 
Acknowledgements
Contributors to the Reader
 
Section 1
Introductions
1.1 The Bamako Appeal Dialogue : An Introduction : Peter Waterman 
1.2 Fragments of an Introduction : A Background to this Reader : Jai Sen, CACIM (New Delhi)
1.3 A Political Programme for the WSF ? : Patrick Bond, CCS (Centre for Civil Society, Durban)
 
Section 2
The Communist Manifesto
2.1 Communist Manifesto : Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, 1848
 
Section 3
Bandung
3.1 Final Communiqué of the Asian-African Conference : Asian-African Conference, April 24 1955
3.2 Outcomes of the Asian-African Summit : Asian-African Summit, April 1955
3.3 Speech to Bandung Conference Political Committee, 1955 : Jawaharlal Nehru, nd [1955]
 
Section 4
The World Social Forum
4.1 World Social Forum Charter of Principles : World Social Forum Organising Committee and World Social Forum International Council, June 2001
4.2 Today’s Bandung : Michael Hardt, March-April 2002
 
Section 5
Call of Social Movements
5.1 Porto Alegre II – Call of Social Movements – Resistance to neoliberalism and militarism : for peace and social justice : Anon, nd, c.January 2002
5.2 World Call of the Social Movements, Porto Alegre, Brazil - January 27th 2003 : ALAI - Agencia Latinoamericana de Informacion (Ecuador), Amigos de la Tierra (El Salvador), Arab NGO Network for Development (Lebanon), and others, January 2003
5.3 Seminar of the Social Movements, Brussels, September 28 - October 1 2006, Summary Report : Christophe Aguiton (European March Against Unemployment), Ruli Agus (Federation Indonesian Peasant Union (FSPI), member Via Campesina), Akimoto Yoko (ATTAC Japan), and ors, October 2006
 
Section 6  
Porto Alegre Manifesto
6.1 Porto Alegre Manifesto : Group of Nineteen, February 20 2005
6.2 Discussing the Porto Alegre Manifesto : Patrick Bond, February 22 2005
 
Section 7
The Bamako Appeal
7.1 The Bamako Appeal : Forum pour un Autre Mali, Forum Mondial des Alternatives (France), Forum du Tiers Monde (Sénégal), ENDA (Sénégal) and ors, February 2006
7.2 Signatories to The Bamako Appeal : François Houtart, WFA (World Forum for Alternatives), April 2006
7.3 Answers to Bamako Appeal : François Houtart, April 13 2006
7.4 Bamako Appeal promotes struggle against market-driven society, Bamako, Mali : John Catalinotto, January 27 2006
7.5 World Social Forum puts Africa up front / Round tables issue Bamako Appeal / Appel  de  Bamako : John Catalinotto, February 2006
7.6 The World Social Forum lands in Africa : Geoffrey Pleyers, September 2006
 
Section 8
Reactions to the Bamako Appeal
8.1 The Bamako Appeal and The Zapatista 6th Declaration : Between Creating New Worlds and Reorganizing the Existing One : Kolya Abramsky, May 2006
8.2 Some Comments on the Bamako Appeal : Michael Albert, May 4 2006
8.3 Does Bamako Appeal ? The World Social Forum Versus the Life Strategies of the Subaltern : Franco Barchiesi, Heinrich Bohmke, Prishani Naidoo, and Ahmed Veriava, July 22-23 2006
8.4 Politics of the WSF: A debate in Durban, Centre for Civil Society Workshop on the World Social Forum, July 2006
8.5 Appraising the Bamako Appeal : A Contribution to the Debate : Peter Custers, June 15 2006
8.6 Some Questions Directed to the Authors of the Bamako Appeal : Dorothea Haerlin, April 28 2006
8.7 Comments on Bamako Appeal : Peter Marcuse, May 6 2006
8.8 A Critique of the Bamako Appeal : Steve Martinot, 2006
8.9 Letter to Organisers of Bamako Meeting : Antonio Martins, Chico Whitaker, and Sergio Haddad, March 16 2006
8.10 Some Comments on The Bamako Appeal : Francine Mestrum, February 20 2006
8.11 The World Social Forum and the Bamako Appeal : Yes, but no … : Francine Mestrum, June 10 2006
8.12 From the ‘Conference of the Peoples of Bandung’ to the Bamako Appeal : Geoffrey Pleyers, January 2007
8.13 Comments on the Bamako Appeal : Subir Sinha, April 25 2006
8.14 Bamako Appeal Spikes Controversy : Ruby van der Wekken, Peter Waterman, Francine Mestrum, Teivo Teivainen, Ruby van der Wekken, Ruth Reitan, Tord Bjork, Marko Ulvila, February 2006
8.15 The Bamako Appeal : A Post-Modern Janus ? : Peter Waterman, April 15 2006
8.16 Beyond Bamako : The Bamako Appeal and the Maturation of the World Social Forum : Peter Waterman, May-June 2006
 
Section 9
Beyond Bamako : Many Worlds, Many Languages
9.1 Democratic Politics Globally : Elements for a Dialogue on Global Political Party Formations : Samir Amin, 2006
9.2 Beyond the Third World : Imperial Globality, Global Coloniality and Anti-Globalisation Social Movements : Arturo Escobar, February 2004
9.3 The International Union Merger of November 2006 : Top-Down, Eurocentric, and… Invisible ? : Peter Waterman, Autumn 2006
9.4 Women’s Global Charter for Humanity : World March of Women, December 10 2004
9.5 Invitation-Summons to the Intercontinental Encounter for Humanity and Against Neoliberalism : Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN - Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional), May 1996
9.6 6th Declaration of the Selva Lacandona : Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN - Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional), July 1 2005



 

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