Global Citizen Action Book

1	Introduction	1
Pt. 1	Conceptual Frameworks
2	Ethical Globalization: The Dilemmas and Challenges of Internationalizing Civil Society	17
3	Transnational Civil Society	29
Pt. 2	Global Civil Society and the International Financial Institutions
4	Transnational Civil Society Coalitions and the World Bank: Lessons from Project and Policy Influence Campaigns	43
5	Information, Location, and Legitimacy: The Changing Bases of Civil Society Involvement in International Economic Policy	59
6	Constructing a Southern Constituency for Global Advocacy: The Experience of Latin American NGOs and the World Bank	73
7	The IMF and Civil Society: An Interim Progress Report	87
8	Opportunities and Constraints for Civil Society Participation in Multilateral Lending Operations: Lessons from Latin America	105
Pt. 3	Global Campaigns
9	Danger - Landmines! NGO-Government Collaboration in the Ottawa Process	121
10	Jubilee 2000: Citizen Action Across the North-South Divide	135
11	Crossborder Organizing Around Alternatives to Free Trade: Lessons from the NAFTA/FTAA Experience	149
12	National Coalitions and Global Campaigns: The International Children's Rights Movement	163
13	Handing Over the Stick: The Global Spread of Participatory Approaches to Development	175
14	Campaigning for Corporate Change: Global Citizen Action on the Environment	189
15	From the Corridors of Power to the Global Negotiating Table: The NGO Steering Committee of the Commission on Sustainable Development	203
Pt. 4	Lessons Learned
16	International Networking for Women's Human Rights	217
17	Squatting on the Global Highway: Community Exchanges for Urban Transformation	231
18	Do the Facts Matter? NGOs, Research, and International Advocacy	247
19	What Makes International Campaigns Effective? Lessons from India and Ghana	259
20	Global Citizen Action: Lessons and Challenges	275
	List of Acronyms	289
	References	293
	The Contributors	307
	Index	313
	About the Book	328