Title: Green politics and global trade
First published: 1997
Description: Environmental groups for the first time formalized their role in shaping U.S. and international trade policy during their involvement in NAFTA negotiations. John J. Audley identifies the political forces responsible for forging this new intersection of trade and environment policy during NAFTA negotiations, analyzes the achievements of the environmentalists, and explores their prospects for influencing future trade policy.

In identifying their accomplishments, he concludes that although the environmentalists won some procedural changes, they failed to modify the norm of unfettered growth as the guiding principle of U.S. trade policy.
Subjects: Canada, Environmental aspects of International trade, Commercial policy, Environmental aspects, Canada. 1992 Oct. 7., Free trade, Environmental aspects of Free trade, Environmental policy, Environmental aspects of Commercial policy, Green movement, Economic aspects of Environmental policy, Economic aspects, International trade, North American Free Trade Agreement, Environmental policy, economic aspects, United states, commercial policy
Places: North America, United States
LC classification: HF1379 .A92 1997