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Diliman Governance Forum working paper series no. 7

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Presents issues on the global trading regime and the UNDP 8-point agenda contained in the Human Development Report. Captures the major discources and contending development frameworks on human development and trade from multi-stakeholders perspectives and experiences.

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Diliman Governance Forum working paper series no. 5

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Recounts the challenges and successes in the 55 years of public administration in the country. It highlights the need to create synergy among stakeholders to foster democratic governance.

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Diliman Governance Forum working paper series no. 4

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Diliman Governance Forum working paper series no. 10

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Showcases the gains the best practices in public administration, political, judicial and rights-based reform efforts of various stakeholders in fostering democratic governance. It also intends to review the lessons to shepherd these reforms.

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Diliman Governance Forum working paper series no. 8

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Presents the varying views on the topic from the lens of government and civil society.

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A Nation in Crisis: Agenda for Survival

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by Fair Trade Alliance

The report captures the discussions among industry and business representatives, trade unions, farmers, consumer associations, LGUs and other sectors about the crisis situation in the country and the need to revive economic nationalism.

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A Nation in Crisis

Trade in Human Terms

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The Asia-Pacific region has embraced free trade, but the poor are going to be left out unless countries pursue a bold new policy agenda harnessing economic growth to promote human development.

Foreword

Overview

CHAPTER 1: Using International Trade to Promote Human Development

CHAPTER 2: Trade and Human Development: The Asia-Pacific Experience

CHAPTER 3: Making Agricultural Trade Work for the Poor

CHAPTER 4: Adjusting to a New Era for Textiles and Clothing

CHAPTER 5: Selling Services Across Frontiers

CHAPTER 6: Trading Opportunities for the Least Developed Countries

CHAPTER 7: Trade for Human Development: An Eight-Point Agenda

Notes

Bibliography

Statistical Annexes

National Conference: A Nation in Crisis Agenda for Survival

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Economic Nationalism Conference

13th Diliman Governance Forum

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13th Diliman Governance Forum / Philippine Council for Islam and Democracy Forum

Political and Governance Options for the Bangsamoro: Autonomy, Federalism and Independence

Forum-Design

Proceedings – July 28 06

Pictorials

Paper Presentations:

Autonomy: More than a Quarter of a Century of Broken Promises Atty. Randolph Parcasio, al-Haj

Federalism as a Bangsamoro Option By Mohd. Musib M. Buat

Understanding Bangsamoro Independence as a Mode of Self-Determination Abhoud Syed M. Lingga

International Symposium on Capacity Development and Aid Effectiveness

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Documentation of Symposium to facilitate the exchange of views among donors, recipient countries and other development practitioners on capacity development, as well as on new development cooperation approaches.

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International Symposium on Capacity Development and Aid Effectiveness 14-16 January 2003