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AMAR EKUSHEY BOOK FAIR (BOI MELA 2011)
VOICE has been participating in the 2011 Amar Ekushey Book Fair (Boi Mela) held in Bangla Academy, Dhaka that will continue until February 28th. VOICE has participated in the book fair, presenting publications including books, reports, newsletters, posters and other publications. VOICE also keeps books and reports from national and international organizations with whom VOICE has been closely working.
The participation of VOICE in the Book Fair helps disseminate information valued by VOICE, more specifically around the issues of globalization, trade, aid effectiveness, climate change, privacy rights, ICTs and information rights, IFIs, food and agriculture and of politics. By participating in the book fair, VOICE is taking the opportunity to build a wider constituency and raise critical awareness among the stakeholders including teachers, students, politicians, researchers, citizen actors, NGOs, activists, researchers etc, around these issues.
You are welcome to visit our stall no-348, Little Magazine Corner, Bangla Academy, Dhaka.
Other Voice Reports
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The Freedom of Press Ensures Governance and Democracy
Other Voice Titles
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People's Movement for Livelihood (Bangla)
MONGA: The Art of Politics of Dying (On Food, Trade and Globalization) by Ahmed Swapan Mahmud
Manual: Corporate Globalization, Agriculture and Trade (Bangla)
Jiboner Golpo (Bangla)
AMAR EKUSHEY BOOK FAIR (BOI MELA 2010)
VOICE will participate in the 2010 Amar Ekushey Book Fair held in Bangla Academy, Dhaka that will continue until February 28th. VOICE participated in the book fair, presenting about 50 items of its publications including books, reports, newsletters, posters and other publications. VOICE also keeps books and reports from national and international organizations with whom VOICE has been closely working.
The participation of VOICE in the Book Fair helps disseminate information valued by VOICE, more specifically around the issues of globalization, trade, aid effectiveness, ICTs and information rights, climate change, IFIs, food and agriculture and of politics. By participating in the book fair, VOICE is taking the opportunity to build a wider constituency and raise critical awareness among the stakeholders including teachers, students, politicians, researchers, citizen actors, NGOs, activists, researchers etc, around these issues.
VOICE publishes three books on the topic of international aid and its consequences on the Bangladesh economy
VOICE recently published three new English-language reports on the topic of international aid and its
consequences on the Bangladesh economy.
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Revealing PSI: People’s resistance against policy conditionalities of the IMF
Global Capital vs. Local Economy: Conditionalities of the IMF and Fiscal Reform
Breaking the Cycle of Neo-Liberal Economy: How the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund
Stand Against the People
Publications
VOICE, as a research organization, compiles and publishes several documents every year. These range from small pamphlets and info-briefs to detailed book-length documents, research and seminar papers, and annual reports. In addition, VOICE puts out two regular newsletters:
Golaghor ("seed house"), a quarterly newsletter on food and seed sovereignty issues in Bangla.
Download our complete catalogue here.
AMAR EKUSHEY BOOK FAIR (BOI MELA 2008)
Breaking the Cycle of Neo-Liberal Economy: How the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund Stand Against the People
SUMMARY - The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, for the past few
decades, have provided third-world countries with loans and grants in
the name of such lofty pretexts as ‘poverty reduction’ and
‘international development’. These loans inevitably come tied with
conditions which hinder the country’s growth, a case of stepping on
someone’s chest even as they are being helped up.
The detrimental effects these conditions have had on Bangladesh are
immeasurable, but that does not mean they should pass unnoticed. VOICE
has published this report, a combination of media articles, two
insightful essays, and the summary of a seminar conducted by VOICE on
the eve of the WB-IMF Annual General Meeting held in Washington DC in
2007 on the subject of the subjugation of Bangladesh to World Bank and
IMF policies.
This report will examine the neo-liberal hegemony currently
ensnaring the country from different perspectives, and also stand as a
historical analysis of the role of IFIs in Bangladesh thus far.