Mark,
You wrote:
The ISPO website does seem to have serious issues about
> how capital markets function, and about how much 'sovereign'states are
actually
> capable of independent action, and about such issues as IPR's, which
Simpol seems
> to support but many people have identified as one of the most serious
forms of
> exploitation of Third World indigenous agriculture (by pataneting seeds
etc).
> IPR's are seen as only a mechanism for corporate control and for the theft
of
> other people's knowledge, skils etc.
I agree. That is clearly an element of the SP policy proposals which
requires alteration or a complete re-think. Any suggestions?
John
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