Globalization and The North American Free Trade Agreement: Impact on Rural Communities 1993 Conference Program

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This document is an index for “GLOBALIZATION AND THE NORTH AMERICAN FREE TRADE AGREEMENT: Impact on Rural Communities,” a conference held at The Aspen Institute from October 7-9, 1993. The document lists:

  • Presenters and Paper Titles: Individuals like Eileen Appelbaum, James D. Burge, Michael E. Conroy, Peter Dicken, Amy Glasmeier, Judith Ann Kossy, Cynthia Mugerauer, Raymond Vernon, and William F. Winter, along with the titles of their presentations.
  • Participants: Attendees of the conference, including Joe Alvarez, James M. Campbell, Jr., Ernesto J. Cortes, Jr., Wayne Fawbush, Irwin Feller, Alvaro Gonzalez, Steven Hertzenberg, Mac Holladay, Robin King, Thea Lee, Paul London, Richard McGahey, David McGranahan, Bob J. Nash, Jock Nash, William Nothdurft, Chris Page, William A. Raftery, John Redman, Joel Rogers, Jack Russell, and Jeff Thompson.
  • Conference Assistance: Individuals who helped with the conference, namely John Bodenman, Robin Leichenko, and Michael Miley.
  • Representatives of The Aspen Institute: Meriwether Jones, Julie Marx, and Janet Topolsky.

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