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Contents Acknowledgements v Preface xi Part I: The Political Economy of NGOs 1. The Political Economy of NGOs Thomas J. Ward 1 Part II: NGOs and Multilateral Financial Institutions-- Opportunities and Challenges at the Asian Development Bank Introduction 25 2. An Overview of the Asian Development Bank's Approaches to NGOs and Ethics Robert Dobias 29 Part III: The Role of NGOs in Shaping Public Policy-- Fighting Trafficking and the Sex Trade in South and Southeast Asia Introduction 37 3. Understanding the Human Cost of Trafficking Dr. V. Mohini Giri 41 4. Trafficking of Women and Children in Asia William Carey 47 5. Trafficking in Women and Children: A Case Study of Thailand Sudarat Sereewat 63 Part IV: Human Security or National Security? Views from the East River and from the Potomac Introduction 79 6. The Shape of Terrorism in Southeast Asia Dana R. Dillon 83 7. Human Security and the Role of NGOs François Fouinat 91 Part V: The Comparative Advantage of NGOs Introduction 99 8. What NGOs Bring to Advance Human Security Sarah Michael 101 Part VI: Political and Economic Challenges to NGOs in LDCs: The Case of Thailand Introduction 113 9. Why NGOs in LDCs Need a UN High Commissioner for Civil Society Mechai Viravaidya 117 10. The Role of Ethics and NGOs in an Emerging Market Economy Juree Vadit-Vadakan 123 Part VII: Learning to Manage Ethical Risk: The Public Trust and NGOs Introduction 131 11. The Human Family as as the Foundation of Ethics Chung Hwan Kwak 141 12. NGOs and Ethics: Towards an Ethical Culture in Governmental, Corporate, and Civil Society Sectors Tunku Abdul Aziz 145 13. The Civil Rights Movement in America: Lessons for Worldwide Movements for Human Rights Roy Innis 155 14. Democratic Society and the Search for a Meaningful Working Ethic Harumi Kawamura 159 15. NGOs: A Futuristic Vision Kashinath Pandita 165 16. Towards a Working Ethical Paradigm for NGOs Alan Fowler 169 17. The Need for a Code of Ethics for Public Figures and Organizations Daniel Williams 177 18. WANGO Proposed Code of Ethics and Conduct for NGOs WANGO 181 Part VIII: A Synopsis of Findings 19. Synopsis of Findings Thomas J. Ward 219
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Non-governmental organizations.
Social justice.