Eyes on Trade: Our side's brains speak into a camera

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Our side's brains speak into a camera

April 02, 2008

Listen here to our friends Ha-Joon Chang and Kevin Gallagher, sharing wisdom from their new books. Thanks Tim for putting this together!

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Eyes on Trade is a blog by the staff of Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch (GTW) division. GTW aims to promote democracy by challenging corporate globalization, arguing that the current globalization model is neither a random inevitability nor "free trade." Eyes on Trade is a space for interested parties to share information about globalization and trade issues, and in particular for us to share our watchdogging insights with you! GTW director Lori Wallach's initial post explains it all.

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April 02, 2008

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