Taking trade to the streets

Taking Trade to the Streets

Volumn , Issue , 2011, Pages 1-264

  Aaronson, Susan Ariel ^a   Choate, Pat ^a   Destler, I M ^b,c  

^a University of Maryland ^*

^b UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND   (United States)

^c Institute of International Policy   (United States)

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302. NAFTATHOUGHTS
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308. Dan McGraw, director of International Affairs, EPA, 8/25/1998.
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310. Jennifer Haverkamp, Assistant USTR for Trade and the Environment, 7/31/1998.
311. Laura Kneale Anderson, Director for Trade and the Environment, USTR, 8/4/1998.
312. Tim Bissell, National Coordinator, Campaign for Labor Rights, 12/2/1997.
313. Brad Feigel, NIKE, Director of Government Affairs and International Trade Counsel, 12/15/1997. (Also formerly Chief Counsel, International Trade, Senate Finance under Senator Robert Packwood)
314. Pharis Harvey, Executive Director International Labor Rights Fund, 5/6/1997.
315. Jon Rosenbaum, USTR, 9/18/1998.
316. Ellen Frost, Former Counselor to the USTR under Mickey Kantor, 9/30/1998.
317. Steve Charnovitz, now of Wilmer, Cutler, then Research Director, Competitiveness Policy Council, 8/2/1994.
318. Kent Higgons Hughes, Associate Deputy Secretary, Department of Commerce, on Burke Hartke, 2/13/1998.
319. Debbie Lamb, Chief Counsel, Senate Finance Committee, series of interviews, 1996-1998.
320. Mary Jane Wignot, Trade Negotiator 1964-1974; Deomcrats on House Ways and Means, 1/6/1998.
321. Amelia Porges, USTR, series of interviews, May-December 1997.
322. Ray Ahearn, Congressional Research Service (a congressional agency, 7/29/1998).
323. Bill Cooper, Congressional Research Service, 7/31/1998.
324. Sara Anderson, Institute for Policy Studies, 9/17/1998.
325. Dr. Brent Balckwelder, President, Friends of the Earth, 9/3/1998.
326. Devin Burgharter, on the militia movement, Pat Buchanan, and trade critics, 7/13/1998.
327. John Cavanagh, Institute for Policy Studies, series of interviews in 1995, 1996.
328. Steven Charnovitz, former Research Director, Competitiveness Policy Council, 8/2/1994.
329. Nancy Dunne, trade correspondent, The London Financial Times, series of interviews 1997-1998.
330. Dan Esty, Yale Law School, 11/18/1998.
331. John Judis, The New Republic, 5/19/1998.
332. Bill Goold, Chief of Staff, Congressman Bernie Sanders, 9/19/1997.
333. William Greider, National Correspondent, Rolling Stone, 6/20/1997.
334. Karen Hansen Kuhn, Latin American Program Coordinator, The Development GAP, 8/31/1998.
335. Stewart Hudson, formerly National Wildlife Fund, now Jane Goodall Institute, 10/22/1998.
336. Jules Katz, Deputy USTR under Carla Hills, 2/12/1998.
337. Jerome Levinson, Professor, Washington College of Law, 7/2/1996.
338. Victor Mennoti, International Forum on Globalization, 8/25/1998.
339. Mark Ritchie, President, Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, 4/17/1996, 3/23/1998, 10/13/1998; and series of interviews/E-mails throughout 1997-1998.
340. David Schorr, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) 11/18/1998 and 12/1/1998.
341. Alan Tonelson, U.S. Business and Industrial Council, 3/28/1997.
342. Justin Ward, NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council), 11/18/1998.
343. Edie Wilson, Progressive Policy Institute, 1/14/1998.
344. John (Jock) Nash, Milliken and Company, 5/20/1998.
345. Lori Wallach, Director, Global Trade Watch, 3/14/1995, 3/21/1995, and 4/5/1995; 7/2/1998; and 4/9/1999.
346. Fred Montgomery, Assistant USTR for Policy, 9/10-11/1998.
347. Catherine Fields, Office of the General Counsel, USTR, 5/1/1994.
348. Steven Shrybman, Canadian Environmental Law Institute, 8/22/1998.
349. Daniel Schwanen, Senior Policy Analyst, C.D. Howe Institute, 6/9/1997.
350. Bruce Campbell, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, 9/16/1998.
351. Sheila Katz, Canadian Labour Congress, 9/11/1998.
352. Guy de Jonquires, London Financial Times, 9/11/1998.
353. Colin Hines, independent author and Green Party, 9/23/1998.
354. Professor Tim Lang, Centre for Food Policy, Thames Valley University, 9/25/1998.
355. Kevin Watkins, Oxfam, 9/24/1998.
356. Leslie Sklair, London School of Economics, 9/25/1998.
357. James Cameron, Director, Foundation for International Environmental Law and Development (FIELD), 9/24/1998.
358. Andrew Crosby, Programmes Director, International Center for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD), 5/27/1999.
359. Ricardo Melendez, Director, ICTSD, 5/27/1999.
360. Myriam Vander Stichele, SOMO (Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations), 5/29/1999.
361. Sabina Voogd, Environment and Trade, Greenpeace, 5/29/1999.
362. Kate Gilmore, National Director, Amnesty International Australia, 6/16/1997.
363. Judy Henderson, Oxfam International, 6/16/1997.
364. Phyllis Campbell, Greenpeace, 6/16/1997.
365. Liam Phelen, Aidwatch, 6/16/1997.
366. Andre Fankovits, Human Rights Council of Australia, 6/16/1997.
367. Chris Sidoti, Human Rights Commissioner, 6/16/1998.
368. Mireille Cossy, Legal Affairs, Trade and Environment, WTO, 5/27/1999.
369. Richard Eglin, Director, WTO, 5/27/1999.
370. Alain Frank, Director, External Relations, WTO, 5/26/1999.
371. Keith Rockwell, Director, Public Affairs, WTO, 5/26/1999.
372. Gretchen Stanton, TBT/SPSS negotiator, 10/7/1998.
373. Tran Van Tinh, EU negotiator to the WTO, 10/16/1998.