Примеры использования Neoliberal globalization на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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For neoliberal globalization, education, health and employment are not human rights.
Current interpretation of the dialogue- is intercultural dialogue in the age of neoliberal globalization.
That is an attempt to strengthen neoliberal globalization and uphold the historic transfer of capital from the South to the North.
Those stark figures contrasted sharply with the idyllic picture painted by those who were the beneficiaries of neoliberal globalization.
Neoliberal globalization had exacerbated poverty and exclusion, and placed multinational economic power at the heart of international production.
For every international summit,there had been a parallel summit aimed at drawing the attention of world leaders to the consequences of neoliberal globalization.
In the worldwide neoliberal globalization and privatization process, a key role is played by organizations such as the WTO, the World Bank and IMF.
As secretary of Synaspismos Youth, he took an active part in the process of creating the Greek Social Forum andattended many of the international protests and marches against neoliberal globalization.
According to Cuba, neoliberal globalization constituted a new conquest of developing countries by industrial powers with impacts on the right to self-determination of peoples.
Cuba believes that the global economic crisis, war, the carbon-based economy,environmental harm and poor health all reflect systemic flaws in the process of neoliberal globalization.
This is occurring in the midst of neoliberal globalization, in which the rich-- the same people as those in former times-- are increasingly rich and our nations are relegated to exclusion and impoverishment.
As it is today, this forum helps to perpetuate the unjust relations inherited from the Second World War,relations that become more exclusive and authoritarian as neoliberal globalization advances.
The reason was simple: neoliberal globalization, in the context of an unjust world order, not only increased the gap between rich and poor but also brought with it the humiliating feminization of poverty.
In three quarters of the world, injustice andsocial marginalization stemming from neoliberal globalization was being imposed whereas that phenomenon had yet to show a human face.
In a world characterized by neoliberal globalization, corporatization and privileged consumerism, global power elites impose on others their own cultural patterns as an instrument of their neocolonial policies.
Why do we not review the experiences of countries on different continents that have opted for other approaches than that of neoliberal globalization and are moving towards justice, equality and social inclusiveness?
Neoliberal globalization and some of its basic components, such as the liberalization of trade and free competition, do not in themselves mean that there will be an acceleration of economic growth or development in underdeveloped countries.
As the capitalist model that had emerged after the Second World War was being destroyed by neoliberal globalization, unbridled profiteering was leading to dismissals, unemployment and declining wages and social benefits.
Ms. Navarro Barro(Cuba) said that cooperation among developing countries had become necessary because their economic and social development had been hindered as a result of the exclusion andmarginalization caused by neoliberal globalization.
In the twenty-first century, peoples andsocial movements were calling into question the paradigms of capitalism and neoliberal globalization, and a world order based on the unequal distribution of wealth which had resulted in underdevelopment and poverty.
Mr. Malmierca(Cuba) said that neoliberal globalization failed to promote access to technology for all and exacerbated inequity and disparity between the industrialized and the developing countries and between the haves and have-nots.
Current projects put in place by developed countries andinternational organs to confront development challenges aggravated by neoliberal globalization are only palliatives that do not resolve the grave problems of inequality existing in the modern world.
The current phenomenon of global migration is directly related to the present and unsustainable international economic andpolitical order in which the poor majorities are simply marginalized by the ultraorthodox logic of the market of neoliberal globalization.
Globally, rural development strategies are negatively affected by neoliberal globalization in terms of commercialization of the agricultural sector, liberalization of trade and commoditization of food and other agricultural products.
Mr. Llanio Gonzalez(Cuba) said that, over five years after the adoption of the Millennium Declaration, the so-called Agenda for Development was still far from being effectively implemented, owing to the enormous obstacles andchallenges posed by the neoliberal globalization process.
It is ever more clear that dialogue andmultilateralism are the only options for confronting the neoliberal globalization and unilateralism that endeavour to keep the countries of the South in underdevelopment and impose homogeneity and domination upon our cultures.
The magnitude of the embargo's effects is also amplified by the intensive, rapid process of acquisitions, mergers, mega-mergers andstrategic partnerships throughout the world in the context of neoliberal globalization, a process in which the United States is very active.
The world economic and social changes generated by neoliberal globalization have enabled the producers and traffickers of illegal drugs to organize on a global scale, placing and investing their profits in financial centres that offer attractive returns.
As stated in the concept note for the Commonwealth Ministerial Working Group on the Post-2015Development Framework for Education(2013), the reconfiguration of public services within neoliberal globalization has placed education squarely in the headlamps of the private sector.
Cuba stated that the neoliberal globalization process has led to the reduction of the role of States and their economic and financial capacity to implement the right to development and to maintain, offer and guarantee basic public services in education, health and social security.