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  • Calvert-Henderson Quality of Life Indicators - Contribution to the worldwide effort to develop comprehensive statistics of national well-being. Includes methodology, models and articles.
    www.calvert-henderson.com
  • Collection on Critical Global Issues - 210 publications about agriculture, land management, development, environment and sustainability, food and nutrition, natural resource development, science, and technology.
    www.nzdl.org/cgi-bin/library?a=p&p=about&c=ccgi
  • Global Issues That Affect Everyone - Extensive collection of articles and links about issues related to trade, geopolitics, human rights, and the environment.
    www.globalissues.org
  • Guides to Global Issues - Contains 60-second guides and more in-depth guides on a range of global issues. A good educational resource.
    www.global-issues.net
  • Lifeonline - Stories about how individuals and communities are tackling issues of social exclusion, poverty and inequality in today's increasingly globalised world.
    www.lifeonline.org
  • Societal trends - Identifies, reviews and compares books concerned with societal trends, globalization, ecological sustainability and related issues in the context of business.
    www.bookwatch.com.au/keywords/sociatrends.html
  • SUNS - South-North Development Monitor - A daily news report, based in Geneva, SUNS is a source of information and analyses on international development issues with particular focus on North-South and South-South negotiations. SUNS provides in-depth coverage of the activities of the Non-Aligned countries, of the Group of 77 and non-governmental organizations.
    www.sunsonline.org
  • The Simultaneous Policy - Site argues that the main barrier to the implementation of any significant measure to improve todays economic, environmental or social problems, be they in advanced, developing or non-industrialised countries, is competition - and thus all nations need to regulate capital simultaneously. [In English, German, Spanish, and French.]
    www.simpol.org
  • Third World Network - Independent non-profit international network of organizations and individuals involved in issues on development and the Third World, such as global finance, trade, environment, human rights, and biosafety.
    www.twnside.org.sg
  • OneWorld - A community of over 200 leading global justice organisations under one roof. A massive site, containing news updated daily, concise briefings, interviews, and what you can do to help.
    www.oneworld.net

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