Globalization and international migration: the Latin American experience

Includes bibliography

Globalization and the new international trade environment

Includes bibliography

The Latin American countries and the New International Economic Order

Includes bibliography

Productive development in open economies

Includes bibliography

Recopilación de resoluciones relacionadas con la Estrategia Internacional del Desarrollo y el Nuevo Orden Económico Internacional aprobadas por la Asamblea General y el Consejo Económico y Social de las NU, CEPAL y CDCC = Collected resolutions on the International Development Strategy and the New International Economic Order adopted by the United Nations General Assembly and Economic and Social Council, the CEPAL and the CDCC

Incluye Bibliografía

Caribbean and the New International Economic Order

Includes bibliography

Estrategia Internacional de Desarrollo y establecimiento de un Nuevo Orden Económico Internacional: tercera evaluación regional, Guatemala, 1977 = International Development Strategy and establishment of a New International Economic Order: third regional appraisal, Guatemala, 1977

Evaluación de Guatemala. Resolución 362XVII aprobada por CEPAL en su Decimoséptimo Período de Sesiones, Guatemala, 1977

A new international industrial order

Includes bibliography

As estratégias internacionais de prevenção à violência em massa e a “nova guerra” no Darfur

Pós-graduação em Relações Internacionais (UNESP - UNICAMP - PUC-SP) - FFC

Modernization of Customs and Implementation of Single Window Systems for Foreign Trade: Results of an International Seminar-Workshop

An international seminar-workshop entitled "Facilitation of trade and transport in Latin America: situation and outlook" was held at the headquarters of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) on 29 and 30 November 2005, organized jointly by the ECLAC Division of International Trade and Integration and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). The event was attended by about 50 persons involved in customs modernization and/or the implementation of single window systems for foreign trade in 20 Ibero-American countries.The main purpose of the seminar-workshop was to exchange ideas, opinions and proposals concerning the efficient implementation of trade facilitation instruments. The conclusions reached at this event point to the need to seek convergence among the existing trade agreements associated with trade facilitation in Latin America. Customs modernization requires the re-design of processes and procedures in order to achieve interoperability among the systems, and single window systems for foreign trade can only be implemented successfully if clear political leadership is established with broad participation from both public and private organizations.