The irony of the media-imposed label “anti-globalization” is that we in this movement have been turning globalization into a lived reality, perhaps more so than even the most multinational of corporate executives or the most restless of jet-setters. Globalization is not restricted to a narrow series of trade and tourism transactions. It is, instead, an intricate process of thousands of people… return to article
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