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Alternative globalization is a complex social movement that pursues social values and environmental issues and opposes "the economic logic of neoliberal globalization." The content of this movement is highly heterogeneous, and the entire movement is united by the slogan "Another world is possible" or more recently "Other worlds are possible"[1],Its connotation oscillates between reformism (such as imposing a financial transaction tax to assist citizen organizations in their demands for a Tobin tax[2])and "the imagination of rupture". Even so, several common demands can still be summarized under this banner: economic justice[3] people's democracy[4] environmental protection[5] basic human rights[6] Democracy, the specific connotation varies depending on political orientation[7]。 Dissatisfaction with the charters and policies of international institutions; targets include the World Trade Organization, the International Monetary Fund, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the Organization of Eight Major Industrial Countries and the World Bank. Looking for alternative possibilities for international order, finance and business.
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These themes emerged from different groups of alternative globalization movements: including the declaration of a financial transaction tax to assist civil society organizations at the World Social Forum and the Happy Harbor Declaration, reformists also demanded the concrete implementation of the United Nations Declaration on Rights and Autonomy (see Advocacy section).