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Open Directory from the Jesus Army
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Open Directory: Society: Issues: Economic: International: Trade
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 | AFL-CIO - Global Economy www.aflcio.org/issues/jobseconomy/globaleconomy Viewpoint of the labor union on development policies, workers' rights, CAFTA and FTAA. Includes information on international solidarity campaigns. |
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 | Center for Trade Policy Studies www.freetrade.org The mission of the Center is to increase public understanding of the benefits of free trade and the costs of protectionism. |
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 | EUROPA - External Trade ec.europa.eu/comm/trade News and information about world trade including trade issues and statistics, EU exporters' guide, public dialogue and hot topics. With documents, publications, downloads and archives. |
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 | The Fair Trade Page internationalecon.com/fairtrade/index.html Articles and links about issues of fairness in trade. |
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 | The Fairtrade Foundation www.fairtrade.org.uk Seeks to tackle the exploitation of workers in developing countries by giving consumers the opportunity to buy products that guarantee a better deal to producers. Information resources and a report on coffee farmers and international trade. |
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 | Flora www.flora.org/mai Archives of the MAI-NOT project, with a selection of anti-globalization links and a discussion forum. |
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 | Focus on the Global South www.focusweb.org A program of progressive development policy research and practice that works on regional and global policy analysis, micro-macro linking and advocacy work. |
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 | Freedom to Trade Campaign www.freedomtotrade.org The Campaign promotes the view that free trade frees people; it is fundamental to eliminating poverty, promoting development and achieving political and economic freedom. |
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 | Global Policy Network www.globalpolicynetwork.org Policy and research institutions connected to the world's trade union movements. |
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 | Global Research Business Institute www.gbri.org Based in UK, the GBRI is an educational body conducting outreach to business executives, journalists and civil servants, promoting a greater understanding of globalization and its consequences. |
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 | Global Trade Negotiations www.cid.harvard.edu/cidtrade News articles, working papers and links to various trade-related resources, such as NGO sites and government positions on trade policy. |
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 | Globalisation Guide www.globalisationguide.org Presents the arguments of both those who support as well as oppose globalization. |
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 | The Institute for Nonviolent Economics www.nonviolenteconomics.org Works to build understanding among the public and among community organizers and activists of the ways by which economic globalization impacts local issues and daily lives. |
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 | Policy Briefings www.cafod.org.uk/policy Catholic Agency for Overseas Development provides several in depth reports on the WTO and Globalization |
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 | United States International Trade Commission (USITC) www.usitc.gov An "independent", quasi-judicial federal agency that provides trade policy advice to both the legislative and executive branches of government, determines the impact of imports on U.S. industries, and directs actions against certain, allegedly unfair trade practices, such as patent, trademark, and copyright infringement. |
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 | U.S. Coalition for Fair Lumber Imports www.fairlumbercoalition.org Alliance of sawmill employees and woodland owners united in opposition to Canada's trade practice related to lumber exports. |
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 | USA Engage www.usaengage.org Broad-based coalition representing American business and agriculture. |
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 | World Economic Forum www.weforum.org The Davos meeting of political and business leaders aims to create the foremost global partnership of business, political, intellectual and other leaders of civil society to define and discuss the key issues on the global agenda. |
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 | World Economic Forum Membership Data www.geocities.com/pwdyson/wef_orgs.htm Detailed information of World Economic Forum member organizations by region, country and continent. Also lists specific multinational corporate names. |
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