The Geography Of Trade and Terrorism
Can regional economic development encourage free trade and discourage terrorism?
"Rhetoric about tariffs, subsidies and the impacts of labor and job redistribution runs high, but discussions about the geographic impacts of global trade are barely heard... Understanding the geography of free trade, globalization and terrorism becomes critical when developmental challenges meet regional differences... Successful free and fair trade, meaningful regional development and economic integration that improves the lives of all citizens can be achieved only if geographic differences are recognized."
Thanks to Tom Christoffel, Regions Work
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Published on Tuesday, August 3, 2004 in
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