Quite frankly, I would include among these the difficulty of convertin
g a genuine impetus generated by many non-governmental organisations for rapid change
and for a policy of assembling critical voi
ces into a positive drive for change and reform, and, in this regard, I would refer to the recent statements of the President of the World Bank, James Wolfensohn, who both calls upon the institutions to do more and calls upon civil society to direct its critical gaze at the sho
...[+++]rtcomings of globalisation in a constructive way, setting substantial goals.
