Summary

The World Economic Forum was established in 1987 as the an organisation for "public-private cooperation". It succeeded the European Management Forum which, in 1976, introduced a system of membership for "the 1,000 leading companies of the world". (World Economic Forum website, accessed 25 August, 2017)

Resources

Pamphlets

• S11 Legal Observer Team, Pt'chang Legal Observer Team [This scan courtesy of Viola Wilkins], Melbourne, 2000, 2 pp. images PDF Details
• Welcome to S11 AWOL, Autonomous Web of Liberation (AWOL) [This scan courtesy of Viola Wilkins], Melbourne, 2000, 2 pp. images PDF Details
• The People's Conference: the Alternative to the World Economic Forum, Public First [This scan courtesy of Viola Wilikins], Melbourne, 2000, 2 pp. images PDF Details
• Why we Should be Concerned About Globalisation and the World Economic Forum, Public First [This scan courtesy of Viola Wilikins], Melbourne, 2000, 4 pp. images PDF Details
• The Direct Action Reader, [This copy courtesy of Viola Wilkins], Melbourne, 2000, 21 pp. images PDF Details
• Anarchist Media Institute, No Globalisation Without Direct Democracy: Don't Let the World Economic Forum Make Decisions for You, Anarchist Media Institute [This scan courtesy Viola Wilkins], Melbourne, 2000, 2 pp. images PDF Details