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• Acknowledgments
• Introduction: Making History

SECTION ONE
What Happened in Seattle and What Does it Mean?

1. Skeleton Woman Visits Seattle
   Paul Hawken
2. How We Really Shut Down the WTO
   Starhawk
3. The Revolt of the Globalized
   Luis Hernandez Navarro
4. We Traveled to Seattle: A Pilgrimage of Transformation
   Ken Butigan
5. Seattle Debacle: Revolt of the Developing Nations
   Martin Khor
6. Fixing or Nixing the WTO
   Susan George
7. Prattle in Seattle: Media Coverage Misrepresented the Protest
   Seth Ackerman
8. The Debate Over Tactics
   Medea Benjamin

   SECTION TWO
   Dealing with Diversity

9. Where Was the Color in Seattle?
   Elizabeth (Betita) Martinez
10. Seattle and Beyond: Making the Connection in the 21st Century
    Manning Marable
11. Indigenous Peoples' Seattle Declaration
    Indigenous Peoples' Caucus
12. Unity Statement of Philippine Social Movements, Labor Groups, Peoples'
    Organizations and NGOs

    SECTION THREE
    The Case Against the WTO

13. Top Ten Reasons to Oppose the WTO
    Juliette Beck & Kevin Danaher
14. Reforming the WTO Is the Wrong Agenda
    Walden Bello
15. Spinning a New Mythology: the WTO as Protector of the Poor
    Vandana Shiva
16. Will a Social Clause in Trade Agreements Advance International Solidarity?
    David Bacon
17. The WTO Turns Back the Environmental Clock
    Environmental Research Foundation
18. A New Food Movement Comes of Age in Seattle
    Peter Rosset

    SECTION FOUR
    Ways to Restructure the Global Economy

19. It's Time to Go on the Offensive. Here's How.
    William Greider
20. Trade Now, Pay Later
    Steven Shrybman
21. UNCTAD: Time to Lead, Time to Challenge the WTO
    Walden Bello
22. Time for a Tobin Tax
    Robin Round
23. Rewriting the Rules for Global Investment
    Tony Clarke
24. Fair Trade, Not Free Trade
    Deborah James
25. Why and How to Pressure the World Bank
    Kevin Danaher
26. Conclusion: Ten Ways to Democratize the Global Economy
    Deborah James