Abstract

Ten years ago, the Asian financial crisis shook the foundations of neo-liberal doctrine, sowing the seeds for a decade of social struggles and protests that have challenged the elite institutions and governments. Nicola Bullard argues that in a rapidly changing world, where the sources of power are less and less accountable, the global justice movement faces three new challenges: exposing and controlling corporate power, popularizing alternative visions and creating a new emancipatory paradigm for the 21st century.