Panos South Asia, with its headquarters in Kathmandu, is part of the family of Panos Institutes worldwide that encourage and facilitate public discourse and debate on a wide range of issues.
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Globalisation
Panos South Asia's research on Globalisation and Labour in the subcontinent
Panos South Asia's project on Globalisation and Labour involved extensive research by eminent academicians into specific issues that impinge on the livelihoods of people in the subcontinent due to globalisation. The focus countries of the research were India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal.The research and its analytical findings have been compiled into PSA's latest book, " Globalisation and Labour in South Asia. ...More
Unravelling the Gordian knot called WTO: A media toolkit for making sense of the sixth WTO Ministerial in Hong Kong, Dec 13-18, 2005
The sixth Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization was held in December 2005 in Hong Kong. The experience of past Ministerials has been a mixture of some hope and more frustration on the possibility of a fair global trade regime. While the frustrations are associated especially with the outcomes, or more appropriately lack of outcomes, at the third in Seattle and the fifth in Cancun, the fourth Ministerial in Doha offered a glimmer of hope when the so called ‘Doha Development Agenda’ was put together. There was failure in Cancun to carry this agenda forward. The Hong Kong Ministerial aroused considerable interest because it is likely to set the negotiations on the Doha track. ...More
Publications
1.Understanding WTO : A Media Toolkit English; Panos-IDA publication; 2005; pp 57 ...More
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The sixth Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization was held in December 2005 in Hong Kong. The experience of past Ministerials has been a mixture of some hope and more frustration on the possibility of a fair global trade regime. While the frustrations are associated especially with the outcomes, or more appropriately lack of outcomes, at the third in Seattle and the fifth in Cancun, the fourth Ministerial in Doha offered a glimmer of hope when the so called ‘Doha Development Agenda’ was put together. There was failure in Cancun to carry this agenda forward. The Hong Kong Ministerial aroused considerable interest because it is likely to set the negotiations on the Doha track. 
