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The Escalating Trade War and the Renewed Nuclear Arms Race Overshadow Ending the War in Afghanistan

The Escalating Trade War and the Renewed Nuclear Arms Race Overshadow Ending the War in Afghanistan

Aug 7, 2019

Even if Trump manages to end the war in Afghanistan, he’s fueling other wars that will be even more devastating.

Vast Resources in Africa Cannot Be Extracted To Benefit the 1%

Aug 8, 2014

Large corporations — particulaly in oil, gas, mining, and land acquisition — dominate the table alongside the U.S. government in the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit.

More than 100 Economists Call for Trans-Pacific Trade Deal to Allow Capital Controls to Prevent Crises

Feb 28, 2012

In advance of Trans-Pacific trade talks, over 100 economists are sending a letter today urging negotiators to promote global financial stability by allowing the use of capital controls.

Colombia Free Trade Deal Could Boost Cocaine Exports

May 2, 2011

There’s only one Colombian industry that can potentially employ workers who would lose their job in the wake of a free trade deal.

Free Trade’s Winners and Losers in Latin America

Mar 14, 2011

Scrapping tariffs can hurt poor farmers, and a deal with Colombia might boost coca production.

Book Review:’The Rise and Fall of Fast Track Trade Authority’

Book Review:’The Rise and Fall of Fast Track Trade Authority’

Jul 30, 2009

A new book on U.S. trade policy demonstrates that fast track is the wrong track.

Kicking Away the Ladder: The “Real” History of Free Trade

Dec 30, 2003

Debunking the myth of free trade from the historical perspective demonstrates that there is an urgent need for thoroughly re-thinking some key conventional wisdom in the debate on trade policy, and more broadly on globalization.

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