The Centre for Research on Globalisation (CRG) is an independent research and media organization based in Montreal. The CRG is a registered non profit organization in the province of Quebec, Canada.
In addition to the Global Research website, the Centre is involved in book publishing, support to humanitarian projects as well as educational outreach activities including the organization of public conferences and lectures. The Centre also acts as a think tank on crucial economic and geopolitical issues.
The Global Research website at www.globalresearch.ca publishes news articles, commentary, background research and analysis on a broad range of issues, focussing on social, economic, strategic and environmental processes.
The Global Research website was established on the 9th of September 2001, two days before the tragic events of September 11. Barely a few days later, Global Research had become a major news source on the New World Order and Washington's "war on terrorism".
Since September 2001, we have established an extensive archive of news articles, in-depth reports and analysis on issues which are barely covered by the mainstream media.
In an era of media disinformation, our focus has essentially been to center on the "unspoken truth".
During the invasion of Iraq (March-April 2003), Global Research published, on a daily basis, independent reports from the Middle East, which provided an alternative to the news emanating from the "embedded" journalists reporting from the war theater.
In early 2006, Global Research established a separate French language website, www.mondialisation.ca, which reaches Francophone readers in Western Europe, North America, sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East.
In 2007, we launched Spanish, Portuguese and German language pages, which contain translations of Global Research articles. Arabic, Italian and Serbian language pages were launched in 2008.
The articles in French are contained in a separate Mondialisation.ca archive. Those in other languages are contained in the main Globalresearch.ca archive.
Global Research articles are used as source material by college and university students. Moreover, numerous universities, libraries and research institutions have established a link to Global Research on their respective web sites.
Global Research has also become a source of specialized information and analysis for journalists, financial analysts and non-governmental organizations.
Since 2001, Global Research has established an international network of authors, scholars and investigative journalists. Global Research counts among its regular contributors a number of prominent writers, researchers and academics as well as several promising young authors. Many Global Research authors have developed their own blog sites. Our focus has been to support our authors' blog sites, while also promoting several partner aternative media websites.
The Global Research archive (2001-2010) includes more than 18,000 articles and news reports. The Mondialisation.ca archive contains more than 6000 articles in French.
Global Research is classified among the top 50 Alternative News Sources by www.World-Newspapers.com, Global Research is also recommended as a resource by the American Library Association (ALA).
In 2008, Global Research was awarded The First National Prize of the Mexican Press Club, for the "Best Research Website" at the international level.
In the course of the last few years, several Global Research authors have received awards for their writings.
Global Research has become one of the main alternative media websites in North America. While Global Research operates on a shoe string budget compared to the well-endowed establishment think tanks, it has more readers than the powerful Council on Foreign Relations (CFR).
Source: Alexa. Global Research is ranked among the 20,000 most popular websites Worldwide
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Global Research publishes news and feature articles. The latter consist of opinion articles, analytical articles as well as detailed research reports on important topics.
Both news and feature articles are categorized by Geoographic Region (interactive map on left column), Major Theme (left column) and News Highlight (right column).
The Global Research collection of articles constitutes an invaluable source of information and analysis for the conduct of research on economic, political, strategic, social and environmental issues.
Articles in our archive are categorized by author, and by country. An internal search by key word, as well as a Google search are also available.
Global Research welcomes submissions of news and opinion articles. Sources and references should be indicated where applicable with a view to ensuring a high degree of accuracy. For web based references, hyperlink addresses of main sources [url] should also be indicated where applicable to enable readers to access key documents.
Texts must be carefully edited prior to submission. Contributors are requested to submit a final draft. Revisions and/or updates to the text of the article will not be added once the article is published.
Global Research has the discretion to edit articles and undertake minor modifications prior to publication.
While Global Research welcomes broad political critique and analysis, we do not publish polemics directed against individual authors.
Articles should always be sent in the body of your email message. With regard to style and format: single space default font, no paragraph indentation, indentation of quotes with "quotation marks", line space between paragraphs and paragraph headings, paragraph headings in lower case bold left justified. Endnotes rather than footnotes, which are not appropriate for internet publishing. Please do not use CAPS or underline.
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The article should include a short biographical blurb (1-3 sentences) on the author at the foot of the article in italics, with the author's name in bold.
While shorter articles, including news items, are often published on the same day, following their submission, for longer detailed feature articles, the editorial review may take several days.
Due to the high volume of emails, we are not able to acknowledge individual submissions or communicate editorial decisions. All articles published by Global Research will include an author's copyright note.
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The views expressed in Global Research articles are the sole responsibility of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG). The Centre for Research on Globalization will not be held responsible or liable for any inaccurate or incorrect statements contained in Global Research articles. Global Research reserves the right to remove articles from the website.
In 2007, there were more than 11 million hits on Global Research.
Mid-July to mid-August 2009, there were more than 2.2 million hits (page views) on a monthly basis, 1.05 million visits and 600,000 "absolute visitors" (Google Diagnostics)
Global Research Server stats:
Total Visitors for Month of August 2009: 1631172 Average Per Day:54373 Total Visitors for Month of June 2010: 1892531 Average Per Day: 63085 LATEST
In 2009, there were 17 million hits, a 54% increase in relation to 2007.
Alexa rank January 2010, 15,700 (Alexa rank USA 7000 (among the top 7000 websites in the US)
The CRG E-Newsletter is sent to more than 21,000 individual subscribers. The number of subscribers is increasing at about 500 a month.
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