This report is part of the World Development Movement’s (WDM) ongoing campaign to change the rules of international trade to benefit the poor
and the communities in which they live, rather than benefiting the multinational companies of the rich, industrialised North.
The authors would in particular like to thank: Tim Jones, Mark Ellis-Jones
and Dave Timms of WDM and Markus Krajewski (Kings College, London),
Elisabeth Tuerk (Centre for International Environmental Law, Geneva),
Martine Julsaint (South Centre, Geneva) and Sarah Sexton (Cornerhouse,
UK) for their time and help in producing this analysis. The authors would
like to gratefully acknowledge the significant contribution made by David
Hall of Public Services International Research Unit (PSIRU) in analysing
the EU’s requests.
The views expressed in this document are entirely the authors’.
This report is also available in Spanish and French from WDM’s web site.
WDM campaigns to tackle the root causes of poverty. With our partners
around the world, we win positive change for the world’s poorest people.
We believe that charity is not enough. We lobby governments and
companies to change the policies that keep people poor.
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