Research Catalog

Details

Additional authors

1. Hunter-Gault, Charlayne.
2. Soto, Alvaro de.
3. Chip Taylor Communications.
4. Globalvision, Inc.

Description

1. 1 videocassette (26 min.) : sd., col.; 1/2 in.

Summary

1. First segment: Are global institutions outmoded in the new world order? This segment examines institutions like the United Nations, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, and NATO in a post-Cold War context. Second segment: A report on World Bank activities in Mexico and their impact on the daily lives of ordinary Mexican citizens. Third segment: An interview with UN Asst. Sec. General Alvaro De Soto about the role of human rights's organizations after the end of the Cold War.

Series statement

1. Rights and wrongs series

Subject

1. International business enterprises
2. United Nations
3. International business enterprises > Social aspects > Mexico
4. World Bank
5. Security, International
6. World Bank Mexico
7. Human rights > Mexico
8. International Monetary Fund
9. Economic development projects > Evaluation
10. North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Call number

1. *UGS-1897

Note

1. Title from cassette label.

Credits (note)

1. Executive producers, Rory O'Connor, Danny Schechter ; director, Eulogio L. Ortiz, Jr.

Audience (note)

1. Jr.Hi.-Adult.

System details (note)

1. VHS.

Title

1. Global institutions and human rights [videorecording] / produced by Globalvision, Inc.

Imprint

1. Derry, N.H. : Chip Taylor Communications, 1997.

Series

1. Rights and wrongs series

System details

1. VHS.

Audience

1. Jr.Hi.-Adult.

Performer

1. Host, Charlayne Hunter-Gault.

Credits

1. Executive producers, Rory O'Connor, Danny Schechter ; director, Eulogio L. Ortiz, Jr.

Added author

1. Hunter-Gault, Charlayne.
2. Soto, Alvaro de.
3. Chip Taylor Communications.
4. Globalvision, Inc.

Research call number

1. *UGS-1897 [Video]