Trade and Environment Project
 
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The APEC & the Environment Project, active between 1992-1999, aimed to define and promote a regional sustainable development agenda within the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum. The Project generated research papers, organized workshops of regional analysts and activists, and produced Connectivity Monitor, an on-line regional environmental news round-up. Lyuba Zarsky also served on the US delegation to two APEC Environment Ministerials. As of June, 1999, the Institute's Asia-oriented work on environmental aspects of economic globalization has been directed toward foreign investment and corporate accountability.

 

 
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Recent Postings

* Trade Policy and Sustainability: Regional Approaches
February 1-2, 1999
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* APEC, Globalization and the "Sustainable Development" Agenda
Lyuba Zarsky, Nautilus Institute
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Resources

* Workshop: APEC and the Environment: Innovative Approaches to Trade and Environment in Asia-Pacific
October 18, 1996
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* Other Nautilus Publications on APEC

* APEC-related Papers

 
  
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