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Democratizing the Trade Debate

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Compa55_Democratizing_the_trade_debate.pdf (248.88 KB)
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ILR Articles and Chapters
Faculty Publications - Labor Relations, Law, and History
Author
Compa, Lance A.
Abstract

[Excerpt] A thorough democratization of policy debates and decision-making is a precondition for progress in adding social dimensions to trade and investment regimes. Democratizing the trade debate means conceding social justice advocates a serious participatory role in shaping the rules of economic integration and in the operations of the bodies that implement new rules. Without the proverbial "seat at the table," social justice advocates will continue to see their concerns treated as afterthoughts.

Date Issued
1998-08-01
Keywords
trade
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investment
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public policy
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NAFTA
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North American Free Trade Agreement
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European Union
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Required Publisher Statement: Copyright by Foreign Policy in Focus. Reprinted with permission.
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article

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