The new South Bulletin is a special edition focusing on the outcome of the UN Conference on the Financial Crisis held on 24-26 June.

It was an important conference.  The UN members adopted a consensus document with a lot of significant substance in it, on a range of complex issues relating to the economic crisis and the international financial system, and with many points pointing to the direction and content of actions, was an accomplishment in itself.

The Bulletin contains many important articles and documents that we hope will provide our readers with a good idea of what happened at the Conference, and the significance of its outcome.

In addition to the whole issue, articles in the Bulletin are available for separately downloading:

South Bulletin Issue 38 (July 7 2009)

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Articles in the South Bulletin Issue 38 (July 7 2009)

1	Editorial: The Significance of the UN Conference on the Financial Crisis	here
2	Remarks on the Outcome Document of the United Nations Conference on the World Financial and Economic Crisis and Its Impact on Development Yilmaz Akyüz	here
3	Follow Up to Conference: UN Sets Big Agenda for Economic Crisis Action  Martin Khor	here
4	The UN’s Role Is Established, Now the Focus Is on the Follow Up	here
5	South’s Leaders Stress the UN’s Leading Role In Economic Affairs  Bhumika Muchhala	here
6	Six Key Issues in the UN Conference on Economic Crisis  Martin Khor	here
7	South Centre's Press Conference at the UN	here
8	UNCTAD and South Centre Call for Avoiding New Debt Crisis	here
9	Some Key G77 and China Proposals in the UN Conference on Financial Crisis	here