61. Documenting Labor Inside And Out: ALBANY, NY ALLIED PRINTING trades COUNCIL. COUNCIL 82, SECURITY AND law ENFORCEMENTEMPLOYEES 1933–89 • GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS international UNION, LOCAL 10 http://library.albany.edu/speccoll/documentinglabor/apap_listing1.htm

Documenting Labor Inside and Out List of Collections by Subject Area The Archives of Public Affairs and Policy The following listing of the holdings of the Archives of Public Affairs and Policy is arranged by the subjects listed below. Some collections are listed under more than one subject. African American Organizations and Civil Rights Criminal Justice and Prison Reform Education Environmental Movement ... Women's Rights and Liberation For additional information about the collections in any given group, click on the name of that subject to exit the exhibit and go to the main APAP listing for those collections. The collection finding aids can be accessed from that page. Return to Previous Page African American Organizations and Civil Rights • THE BROTHERS. Records, 1966–90 • EMPIRE STATE FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS. Records, 1938–91 • M. C. LAWTON CIVIC AND CULTURAL CLUB. Records, 1921–95 • NAACP, ALBANY N.Y. BRANCH. Records, 1968–87 • NAACP, SCHENECTADY BRANCH. Records, 1949–82 • URBAN LEAGUE OF NORTHEASTERN N.Y. Records, 1966–87 • VERSATILE CLUB OF TROY, N.Y. Records, 1936–89

62. Nautical Institute/Links BIMCO) Representing shipping companies drawn from all trades and types Legal Document- Sponsored by the IMO's international Maritime law Institute. http://www.nautinst.org/linkstoo.htm

Other Maritime Links Other pages OTHER INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS BANGLADESH INDIA SINGAPORE ... WEB SITES WANTED The Nautical Institute is pleased to provide Internet links to the following: OTHER INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS I nternational Maritime Organization ( IMO Safer Shipping, Cleaner Oceans International Federation of Shipmasters' Associations ( IFSMA Unity for Safety at Sea International Association of Classification Societies ( IACS Dedicated to safe ships and clean sea's International Chamber of Shipping ( ICS The international trade association for merchant ship operators Friends Of the Earth International ( FOE Federation of autonomous environmental organizations The Missions to Seafarers Caring for seafarers world wide Apostleship Of The Sea (AOS) The Church in the Maritime World INTERCARGO International Association of Dry Cargo Shipowners International Association of Ports and Harbours ( IAPH United Ports of the World International Association of Institutes of Navigation Uniting national and multinational institutes and organizations International Maritime Pilots' Association ( IMPA Promoting professional standards of pilotage worldwide European Marine Pilots Association ( EMPA Represents close to 5000 European maritime pilots International Standards Organization ( ISO A worldwide federation of national standards bodies International Salvage Union ( ISU Member companies provide essential services for the world's maritime and insurance communities INTERTANKO The International Association of Independent Tanker Owners

63. Contributors to reduce government regulation of the international freight forwarding use in theUS trades and in regulatory compliance and procurement law matters affecting http://www.forwarderlaw.com/index/contrib.htm

Peter Jones , Canadian Editor and General Editor Peter Jones practices law with the Toronto, Canada firm of Paterson, MacDougall, which specializes in transportation and insurance law. Peter Jones represents forwarding organizations and their insurers. His practice involves all facets of transport law, including advice on law and policy issues in forwarding, cargo claims and charter party disputes, etc. His expertise is reflected in several publications . Peter Jones is Legal Counsel and First Vice-President of the Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association . He is also the Vice-Chairman of the Advisory Body Legal Matters of the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA) of Zurich. Richard Gluck , National Editor, United States The U.S. editor for the Forwarding Index, Richard Gluck, is an attorney with 20 years experience who practices law in the Washington Office of the national American law firm, Garvey, Schubert, and Barer. He represents the interests of international forwarders, NVOCCs, shippers' associations, ocean shipping lines, terminal operators and shippers. As lead spokesman for the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA) and its affiliated national association in the United States, over the past eight years he has led efforts before both the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) and the US Congress to reduce government regulation of the international freight forwarding industry. He also has assisted FIATA in developing uniform shipping documents for use in the U.S. trades and in commenting on proposed changes to the U.S. Carriage of Goods by Sea Act. In addition to his work on public policy issues, he appears in litigation before federal courts and administrative agencies, and advises on business, regulatory compliance and procurement law matters affecting the transportation industry.

64. WTO | Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs) - List Of NGOs Attending Seattle USA. American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial organizations (AFLCIO).USA. UK. Center for international Environmental law (CIEL - USA). USA. http://www.wto.org/english/forums_e/ngo_e/ngoinseattle_e.htm

search on this site register contact us ... meeting list of ngos NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOS): LIST OF NGOs NGOs attending the third WTO Ministerial Conference Seattle, 30 November - 3 December 1999 A SEED Europe Netherlands A SEED Japan Japan Acción Ecológica Ecuador ACTIONAID UK ActionAid Kenya Kenya Advisory Committee on Trade Policy and Negotiations (ACTPN) USA AFOEX y ANES - Asociación Nacional Spain Africa Resources Trust (ART) Zimbabwe Africa Trade Network (ATN) Ghana Agricultural Institute of Canada (AIC) Canada Agricultural Policy Advisory Committee for Trade (APAC) USA Agricultural Technical Advisory Committee (ATAC) for Trade in Animal and Animal Products USA Agricultural Technical Advisory Committee (ATAC) for Trade in Fruits and Vegetables USA Agricultural Technical Advisory Committee (ATAC) for Trade in Grains, Feed, and Oilseeds USA Agricultural Technical Advisory Committee (ATAC) for Trade in Sweetners USA Agricultural Technical Advisory Committee (ATAC) for Trade in Tobacco, Cotton, and Peanuts

65. International Relations Alumni Information development for the staff, which trades and markets US and foreign law schools andlaw firms to Coordinator for Global Exchange, an international nonprofit http://www.departments.bucknell.edu/intl_relations/alumnimr.html

International Relations Alumni ALEXANDER K. MAKKAS Class of 1993 email: mamakkas@gsbpop.uchicago.edu Address: 1307 E. 60th Street #212 Chicago, IL 60637 Telephone: 773-834-6315 Current career: First-year student at the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business with a concentration in Finance and International Business. He is looking to get into Investment Management when he graduates. Past position: JP Morgan (investment bank) in Emerging Markets Fixed Income Trading. PAUL MARIN Class of 1990 email: MARIN@USITA.GOV Address: Washington, DC Telephone: home: 202-328-8823 work: 202-482-2645 Graduate Degree: MIA from SAIS (School of Advanced International Service), Johns Hopkins. Current career: Working at the Central and Eastern Europe desk at the Department of Commerce covering economic/commericial developments and opportunities in Bosnia, Bulgaria and Slovenia. JOHN PAUL MAROTTA Class of 1985 email: marottjp_at_nycpo4@smtpgwy.cibc.com Address: New York, NY Current career: An Executive Director in the Loan Products Group of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) in NYC.

66. WPOA Resource Links Page Officers; Institute for Women in trades, Technology international Association ofWomen Police; MidAtlantic Association of Women In law Enforcement; http://www.wpoaca.com/links.html

The following links are provided by the Women Peace Officers Assoication (WPOA) as a reference for anyone interested. The WPOA is not responsible for the content of these individual pages. Labor Relations Equal Employment Opportunity Law -Information on federal and state laws that concern equal employment opportunity in California and Oregon. Employment Law Forum of California National Labor Relations Board Sexual Harassment Issues Sexual Harassment Resource List ... U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission -E.E.O.C. Law Enforcement Links America's Most Wanted Criminals Australian Institute of Criminology Bulletproof Vest Partnership Bureau of Justice Assistance -Providing funding and technical assistance to local law enforcement. Calibre Press Cecil Greek's Criminal Justice Page CopConcealedCarry.com -Sign the Law Enforcement Petition to Congress in Support of H.R. 218! COPScgi -Search Engine for law enforcement sites. Criminal Justice Links Evidence Photographers International Council F.B.I. -Federal Bureau of Investigation. High Tech Crime Consortium International Association of Law Enforcement Planners Justice Institute of British Columbia LawCrawler -Search Engine for legal sites.

67. Center:International Symposium On Conservation and globalization in industries, trades and tourism. anniversary of the JapaneseLaw for the and representatives from international organizations, invited by http://www.tobunken.go.jp/~kokusen/english/symp0012.html

Tobunken Home Center Home 50th Anniversary of the Japanese Law for the Protection of Cultural Properties International Symposium on Cultural Diversity and Heritage Tokyo, Japan, 18-21 December 2000 The International Symposium on Cultural Diversity and Heritage was held on 18-21 December, 2000 by the sponsorship of the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Japan and the Tokyo National Research Institute of Cultural Properties. Participants from inside and outside of Japan discussed changing concepts of cultural heritage, various factors affecting cultures and heritage, such as recent developments in science and technology notably informatics and communication technology, rapidly changing life styles, and globalization in industries, trades and tourism. At the end of the Symposium Tokyo Declaration on Cultural Diversity and Heritage was adopted. Program (including information about presentation titles and presentators) is available here Tokyo Declaration on Cultural Diversity and Heritage On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Japanese Law for the Protection of Cultural Properties, experts from across the world and representatives from international organizations, invited by the Japanese authorities, the Agency for Cultural Affairs and the Tokyo National Research Institute of Cultural Properties, met in Tokyo and examined issues related to the expanding definition of cultural heritage and the evolution of mechanisms developed to ensure its continued diversity and enrichment.

68. Executive Summary the more regional Arabic slave trades and the groups and international nongovernmentalorganizations (INGOs). in the scope and content of international law. http://www.polity.co.uk/global/executiv.htm

Executive Summary Contents Introduction What is Globalization? People on the Move The Fate of National Cultures ... Conclusion © The authors, March 1999 1. Introduction Globalization - the 'big idea' of the late twentieth century - lacks precise definition. More than this, it is in danger of becoming, if it has not already become, the cliché of our times. Nonetheless, the term globalization captures elements of a widespread perception that there is a broadening, deepening and speeding up of world-wide interconnectedness in all aspects of life, from the cultural to the criminal, the financial to the environmental. At issue appears to be 'a global shift'; that is, a world being moulded, by economic and technological forces, into a shared economic and political arena. Behind the rhetoric of globalization - rhetoric found in public as well as academic debate - lie three broad accounts of the nature and meaning of globalization today, referred to here as the hyperglobalist, the sceptical, and the transformationalist views.

69. International/Overseas Volunteer Opportunities Visions in Action an international nonprofit organization offering 6 business, socialwork, librarianship, media, law, the technical trades and engineering http://www.serviceleader.org/advice/overseas.html

Advice For Volunteers: International/Overseas Volunteer Opportunities This is an index of links to Web sites that provide information about outside-the-U.S. service opportunities for U.S. citizens (and any other country, for the most part). Opportunities may vary in length from one week to several years, depending on the program sponsor. Many of these organizations require participants to pay a program free as well as their own travel expenses. All Around the World: A Collection of International Service-Learning Programs (for undergraduate students) This listing was compiled in 1999 by the Florida Office of Collegiate Volunteerism for publication in its Volunteers 101 newsletter. It provides information about undergraduate study abroad programs with strong service and service-learning components. Amigos de las Americas Sponsors volunteers, primarily between the ages of 16 - 25, in public health and environmental projects in Mexico and Central and South America. Amizade A not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting volunteerism, providing community service, encouraging collaboration, and improving cultural awareness in locations throughout the world. Programs offer a mix of community service and recreation. Past projects have included building a vocational training center for street children on the Amazon, building additional rooms onto a health clinic in the Bolivian Andes, and doing some historic preservation and environmental cleanup in the Greater Yellowstone Area. Volunteers do not need any special skills, just a willingness to help.

70. Historic_organizations and Community Development Act of 1974, Public law 93383. THSA and its 1,000 nationaland international members interested Building trades Directory Eyespeak. http://www.buildingtradesdir.com/resources/historic_organizations/historic_organ

Historic Resources Online A National and International listing of organizations that offer information on historic construction methods and regional building history Organizations Architectural History Links http://www.anglefire.com/pa/HistoricArchitecture/index.html Historic Resources Group http://www.HistoricLA.com Historic Resources Group is a professional consulting firm providing assistance in all areas of historic preservation, including Historic Tax Credit applications, preservation planning, National Register nominations, historic context statements, and compliance with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation. The principals and staff are architects, planners, and architectural historians, and clients include architects, developers, non-profit organizations, property owners, and municipalities. Los Angeles Conservancy Modern Committe http://www.iwe.com/lacmodcom/ AIA committee on Historic Resources Advisory Council on Historic Preservation -The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation is an independent Federal agency that provides a forum for influencing Federal activities, programs, and policies as they affect historic resources. The goal of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), which established the Council in 1966, is to have Federal agencies as responsible stewards of our Nation's resources when their actions affect historic properties. The Council is the only entity with the legal responsibility to balance historic preservation concerns with Federal project requirements. -As directed by NHPA, the Council: *advocates full consideration of historic values in Federal decision-making; reviews Federal programs and policies to promote effectiveness, coordination, and consistency with national preservation policies; and* recommends administrative and legislative improvements for protecting our Nation's heritage with due recognition of other national needs and priorities.

71. Attorneys General Contractors of Illinois with the building trades. District Representativefor the international Youth Exchange in Labor and Employment law and is a http://www.ainsa.com/attorneys.html

Francis S. Ainsa, Jr. Frank is licensed before all of the courts of the State of Texas, the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. He is a member of Texas College of Real Estate Lawyers, the Construction Law and Real Estate Law Sections of the State Bar of Texas, and the El Paso and American Bar Associations. Frank has served with numerous professional, business and civic organizations including serving on the Board of Directors for the El Paso Symphony Guild, Loretto Academy, Keep El Paso Beautiful, Cathedral High School, the Finance Council for the Diocese of El Paso, and the National Association of Diocesan Attorneys. Frank is a frequent speaker at real estate and construction law seminars. His work is focused on land use matters and restrictions, subdivision development, eminent domain proceedings, acquisition and sale of real estate, financing and leasing, commercial lending transactions, construction financing, construction litigation, formation of business entities including joint ventures, limited partnerships and limited liability companies, real estate related bankruptcy proceedings, eminent domain and business planning, purchase and sale of businesses, representation of governmental entities, and preparation of contracts and agreements relating to these areas. Frank Ainsa's email address is: fain@acaciapark.com

72. Organizations Located In San Francisco Church of San Francisco MHONA international Million Mom Presidio World College PrisonLaw Project Prison Francisco Building and Construction trades Council San http://www.bapd.org/csaaco-1.html

Previous City Next City List of Cities * Top of A San Francisco Bay Area Progressive Directory Organizations Located In San Francisco ... that are listed in A San Francisco Bay Area Progressive Directory 848 Community Space Abalone Alliance Safe Energy Clearinghouse About-Face ... Links to News

73. NMLApp2.html agency approach to addressing international financial crime States of banks organizedunder foreign law. currency reporting requirement on trades and businesses. http://www.terrorismcentral.com/Library/Government/US/Treasury/NtlMonLaund/NMLAp

Return to table of contents AUTHOR: The Office of Enforcement, U.S. Department of the Treasury, in consultation with the U.S. Department of Justice TITLE: The 2001 National Money Laundering Strategy: SOURCE: Prepared by The Office of Enforcement, U.S. Department of the Treasury, in consultation with the U.S. Department of Justice, September 2001 TEXT: APPENDIX 2: FEDERAL MONEY LAUNDERING ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE AGENCIES LAW ENFORCEMENT The Department of the Treasury The Secretary of the Treasury, through the Under Secretary (Enforcement), oversees the money laundering enforcement efforts of the Treasury. Treasury bureaus involved in enforcing the counter-money laundering laws include the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), Internal Revenue Service-Criminal Investigative Division (IRS-CI), the United States Customs Service (Customs), the United States Secret Service (USSS), the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF), and the Executive Office of Asset Forfeiture (EOAF). The IRS-CI investigates criminal and civil money laundering and currency reporting violations under the criminal and financial codes of Titles 18 and 31, and has primary investigative jurisdiction for money laundering crimes involving banks and other financial institutions. It shares investigative jurisdiction with several other federal law enforcement agencies of criminal money laundering violations. This authority is often shared with the federal law enforcement agency with the investigative authority over the predicate crime, if such crime is outside the investigative jurisdiction of IRS-CI.

74. XPDNC - California Council Links of local, state and federal law enforcement associations SEIU, Service Employees InternationalUnion, California Canada, California Pipe trades Council, Represents http://www.xpdnc.com/links/cnclusca.html

California Municipal, County, District, Regional, State Labor Council Website Links CALIFORNIA COUNCIL LINKS NO COUNTRY STATE REGION TOWN CALL LETTERS CALL NAME HQ EXTRA LETTERS EXTRA NAME LOCAL NAME TEXT US CA Bakersfield AFL-CIO American Federation of Labor - Congress of Industrial Organizations HQ US CA Belmont AFSCME American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees District Council 57 Represents more then 22,000 public and private sector workers in 45 Local Unions US CA AZ, CA, WA Buena Park ICWUC International Chemical Workers Union Council Region 1 US CA Southern CA, Southern NV, GU, HI Burbank IBT International Brotherhood of Teamsters Joint Council 42 Consists of 26 Local Unions representing 200,000 working Teamsters and retirees. US CA Chico AFL-CIO American Federation of Labor - Congress of Industrial Organizations HQ BGCLC Butte Glen Central Labor Council To organize in the community. To promote social justice for all working people. US CA Citrus Heights CTA California Teachers Association Region 2 US CA City of Industry APWU American Postal Workers Union CAL California Area Local US CA AZ CA HI NV Escondido AFGE American Federation of Government Employees District Twelve 12th District US CA Central San Joaquim Valley Fresno AFL-CIO American Federation of Labor - Congress of Industrial Organizations Fresno Madera Tulare Kings Central Labor Council The Voice of Working Families in the Central San Joaquim Valley since 1992 US CA Huntington Beach IAMAW International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers District Lodge 725

75. Vermonters In International Trades And Services- Members http://www.uvm.edu/~vits/members.html

Vermonters in International Trade and Services Members To be added or change your entry in the on-line VITS member directory, contact VITS webmaster . To become a member, print and fill out a Membership Application form and mail it to VITS. Executive Committee: Chair Vice Chair Secretary Treasurer Officer elections will be held at the June VITS monthly meeting. If you are interested in volunteering or wish to nominate someone, please send email to Yelena Sadigurski Linda D. Aines University of Vermont Extension/Export Assistance Center, One Scale Avenue, #55, Rutland, VT 05701, tel 802-773-3349, fax 802-775-4840, email Laines@sover.net Linda Aines is a University of Vermont Extension Associate Professor and Business Specialist. She coordinates an Export Assistance Center at the UVM Extension Office in Rutland. The Export Assistance Center is a resource center for exporters which provides free management assistance, trade leads, and market contacts and research. Phil Burns Vermont Industries Wrought Iron, email

76. Chuong5 To have locations appropriate for tourism business trades. working as tour guide forinternational tourists must the conditions and criteria prescribed by law. http://www.vietnamtourism.com/e_pages/business_eco/law/tourism/chuong5.htm

CHAPER V:TOURISM BUSINESS Article 24 Organizations, individuals doing tourism business shall observe the provisions in this Ordinance and other provisions of the relevant laws. Article 25 Tourism trade includes the followings : Domestic and international travel business; Tourism accommodation establishment business; Tourism transportation business; Other tourism services business. Article 26 Organizations, individuals are eligible to register all trades of business stipulated in Article 25 of this Ordinance, provided one of which must be the main. In the case of domestic and international tourism business, the organizations and individuals must set up a tourism company. Article 27 To set up a tourism company and register for its tourism business, organizations and individuals shall satisfy the following conditions: To have staff with good professional knowledge, good health fit in the tourism business trades and scopes required ; To have feasible plan for tourism business; To have necessary physical facilities and equipments suited to the tourism business trades and scopes;

77. Economics Internet Resources - Industrial Relations The Parliamentary Library law and Bills Digest Group's Industrial law links. Tradesand Labour Councils (from the ACTU National Directory). international Links. http://www.aph.gov.au/library/intguide/econ/indusrels.htm

Economics Internet Resources Industrial Relations Links International Links Other Sources of Information New Royal Commission into the Building and Construction Industry - Final report New Royal Commission into the Building and Construction Industry - A Howard Government Attack On The Construction Industry (ACTU) Governments and the Law Australian Industrial Relations Commission Australian Workplace Breaking the Gridlock contains the discussion papers released by the Minister for Employment, Workplace Relations and Small Business in October 2000 Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWRSB) Office of the Employment Advocate OSIRIS (Online Site, Industrial Relations Information Service) The States NSW Department of Industrial Relations Victoria Industrial Relations Victoria Queensland Department of Employment and Training and Department of Industrial Relations WA Department of Consumer and Employment Protection - Labour Relations ... Justice Tasmania - Office of Industrial Relations Law Links AustLII Databases (for Federal and State case law and legislation,)

78. CONFEDERATION OF TURKISH CRAFTSMEN AND TRADESMEN its tasks as assumed under law 507, TESK also cooperates with various internationalorganizations. closely related to the future of trades and craftsmen http://www.tesk.org.tr/eng/tesk.html

79. The Global Chicago Center | Organization List By Alphabetic Albany The University of Chicago law School The Institute of Technology Tokyo InternationalFutures Exchange Trade Union NSZZ Solidarnosc trades Union Congress http://www.globalchicago.org/res/alph.asp?filter=T

80. WREI: The Women's Research And Education Institute: LINKS University Institute for Women in trades, Technology for Freedom of the Press Women'sInternational League for Peace and Freedom Women's law Center of http://www.wrei.org/links/womenorgs.htm

Women's Organizations A B C D ... P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A AAUW Legal Advocacy Fund African-American Women's Clergy Association Alexandria Commission for Women Alliance for Aging Research ... Association of Junior Leagues International B Black Women United for Action Black Women's Agenda, Inc. Business and Professional Women/USA C Catalyst Catholics for a Free Choice Center for Advancement of Public Policy Center for Policy Alternatives ... Coalition of Labor Union Women D Dialogue on Diversity, Inc. E Economists' Policy Group on Women's Issues EMILY's List Equal Rights Advocates ERA Summit C/O National Woman's Part F Federally Employed Women, Inc. Feminist Majority Foundation Financial Women International G General Federation of Women's Clubs Girls Incorporated H HADASSAH, The Women's Zionist Organization of America

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