Process matters: sustainable development and domestic trade transparency
Por: Halle, Mark [editor]
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Colaborador(es): Wolfe, Robert [editor].
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TextoEditor: Canada 2007Descripción: 276 páginas.ISBN: 978-1-895536-95-9.Tema(s): COMERCIO | POLITICAS | SOSTENIBILIDAD | CANADA | PAISES BAJOS | NORUEGA | SUDAFRICA | BRASIL | TRADE AGRICULTURA | POLICIES AGRICULTURA | SUSTAINABILITY AGRICULTURA | CANADA AGRICULTURA | NETHERLANDS AGRICULTURA | NORWAY AGRICULTURA | SOUTH AFRICA AGRICULTURA | BRAZIL AGRICULTURA | COMMERCE AGRICULTURA | POLITIQUE AGRICULTURA | DURABILITE AGRICULTURA | CANADA AGRICULTURA | PAYS-BAS AGRICULTURA | NORVEGE AGRICULTURA | AFRIQUE DU SUD AGRICULTURA | BRESIL AGRICULTURAResumen: Contents: 1. Trade policy begins at home: Information and consultation in the trade policy process. 2. Transparency and public participation in the Canadian trade policy process. 3. Trade policy and action in the Netherlands: Liberalization, consultation and recommendations. 4. Trade policy democracy: The Norwegian experience. 5. Trade policy-making in Brazil: Changing patterns in state-civil society relationship. 6. Trade policy off the hook: The making of Indian trade policy since the Uruguay Round. 7. Consultation dilemmas: Transparency versus effectiveness in South Africa's trade policy. 8. Fixing the domestic trade policy process:Making room for sustainable development.
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Contents: 1. Trade policy begins at home: Information and consultation in the trade policy process. 2. Transparency and public participation in the Canadian trade policy process. 3. Trade policy and action in the Netherlands: Liberalization, consultation and recommendations. 4. Trade policy democracy: The Norwegian experience. 5. Trade policy-making in Brazil: Changing patterns in state-civil society relationship. 6. Trade policy off the hook: The making of Indian trade policy since the Uruguay Round. 7. Consultation dilemmas: Transparency versus effectiveness in South Africa's trade policy. 8. Fixing the domestic trade policy process:Making room for sustainable development.
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