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Europe
“Resources are spiritual; they don't belong to a particular country.”
BELGIUM Europe is becoming much stronger economically, relative to the United States and the Asian countries. And since the euro represents a fixed value, there will be less financial speculation. People will benefit from that.
Resources, I like to think, are spiritual. So they don't belong to a particular country and are always present. Globalization, for me, represents the fact that God controls His universe.
Vïolette Talbot, employee of an international institution, Brussels
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Globalization
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January 1, 2000 issue
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Stability, Freedom, Individuality in an age of Globalization
David R. Francis
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Europe
with contributions from Vïolette Talbot, Sergei Chugrov, Christina Schlüter, Josephine Pickup, Irma Puranen, Nicole Raukamp, Thomas Raukamp, Grigory Borisovich Dvoirin, Ole Sorensen, Fatima Trigueiros
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Asia
with contributions from Craden Henderson, Jer Master, Andrea McCormick, Toshi Morikawa, Roger Pyatt
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Africa
with contributions from Mireille Akué, A voice from Algeria, Françoise Mianda, Theodore Shippey
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South America
with contributions from Michael Chu, Katharina Helmick, Pedro Grieco, Jorge Leuschner
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North America and Central America
with contributions from Joan Olynyk, Harry Schiering, John Matusek
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So where do we go from here?
with contributions from Bill Dawley, Michael Pabst, Cyril Rakhmanoff, Cornelia Schacht, Heloísa Rivas, Enrique Smeke, Sue Beck
