Introduction. 1. Challenging globalization: developing alternative strategies. 2. Democratization and marketization: the state, the market and civil society. 3. Social movements: competing approaches. 4. Social movements old and new: alternatives or allies? 5. Empowerment, accountability and participation: challenges for local and global movements. 6. Peolple to peolple exchanges: sharing local eperiences in a global context. 7. Globalization and gender: new threats, new strategies. 8. Rights to public services: the Global Campaign for Education. 9. Learning from Jubilee 2000: mobilizing for debt relief. 10. Resisting imperialism: building social movements for peace and social justice.