WTO and IMF books.

[timbaly]

Can anyone tell me some good books about the WTO and IMF and who the author is?

[Hampton]

10 reasons to abolish the IMF (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1583224645/qid=1063832419/sr=1-2/ref=sr_1_2/103-1644660-4987041?v=glance&s=books)

[Beccie]

I'm reading an interesting book atm titled the Globalisation of poverty; Impacts of IMF and World Bank reforms by Michel Chossudovsky.

[Marxist in Nebraska]

If you want to read the "pro" side of the argument (know your enemy), New York Times writer Thomas Friedman has a book on neo-liberalism that is oft cited. I do not recall the title off hand.

Edit: Come to think of it, Greg Palast blasts neo-liberalism in certain places in his fantastic muck-raking piece The Best Democracy Money Can Buy.

[timbaly]

Wow, I complete forgot about this thread I made. Thanks for the information, the 10 reasons book looks very appealing.

[Rastafari]

I've got some good books about the WTF and the IMO, but there is a different story.

Anyway, I have read 10 reasons to abolish the IMF and liked it extensively. It was only about 75 pages, and was very full of information.

[Hampton]

IMO? The International Maritime Organisation? Or the International Meteor Organization?

[Rastafari]

What the Fuck
In My Opinion


both very fruitful topics, mind you