Social Sciences
5 years ago

Export-led strategies must align with sustainable development for global trade harmony.

Proceedings of the Annual Meeting-American Society of International Law
Remarks by Gregory J. Spak
Gregory J. Spak

Paper Summary

Export-led agricultural strategies can be sustainable and comply with international trade rules. However, conflicts can arise, like a country in the Arctic Circle trying to export pineapples. The WTO is a good place to discuss and improve rules for sustainable development in trade. The WTO has rules on these issues and is effective in negotiations and enforcement.

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