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Panel:The Economics of Globalization
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Payal Parekh)
Tue Apr 10 08:43:43 2001
Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2001 08:36:56 -0400 (EDT)
From: Payal Parekh <parekh@pimms.mit.edu>
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PANEL ON THE ECONOMICS OF GLOBALIZATION
Dr. Arthur MacEwan: economist, UMass Boston
Dr. Raul Moreno: economist, Universidad de El Salvador
WHEN: Friday, 13. April, 6:00 p.m.
WHERE: MIT, Bldg. 2, Room 190 (see below for directions)
SPONSORED BY: AID-Boston, MIT Greens, Social Justice Cooperative, American
Friends Service Committee, and Department of Urban Studies and Planning
FUNDING PROVIDED BY: MIT-Graduate Student Council, MIT-Department of Urban
Studies and Planning
CONTACT: greens@mit.edu for more information
This is the kick-off to the CALL TO ACTION: ORGANIZING AGAINST
GLOBALIZATION CONFERENCE. The full schedule of the conference can be
viewed at www.mit.edu/~greens/FTAA
DIRECTIONS TO MIT:
By subway - get off at Kendall/MIT stop (red line).
Go west on Main Street (away from the River). At the first interesection,
make a left onto Ames Street. At the crosswalk, turn right onto MIT's
campus. Walk straight until the end of the path. Enter into MIT's
infinite corridor. Make the first left into bldg. 6. Go through bldg. 6 to
bldg. 2. Bldg. 2 is at very end of the building.
by bus: Bus #1. Get off at 77 Mass Ave, the main entrance to MIT (the big
dome). Walk into MIT. Walk through MIT's infinite corridor. Make the
last right into bldg.6. Go through bldg. 6 to bldg. 2. Bldg. 2 is at
very end of the building.
Directions also available on the web at http://whereis.mit.edu
MORE INFO ON PANELISTS:
Dr. Mac Ewan is the author of the book "Neo-Liberalism or Democracy?
Economic Strategy, Markets and Alternatives for the 21st Century". He is
also a professor at Umass-Boston in the economics department.
Dr. Moreno is a Professor in the economics department at the Universidad
de El Salvador, as well as the Director of Macroeconomics and Development
for the organization FUNDE, the National Foundation for Development. He
has written extensively on fiscal reform in El Salvador, the impact of
structural adjustment programs on Salvadoran children and on free trade
agreements.
