Trade Negotiations and Global Relations: Emerging Players and Actors

Enriqueta Serrano Caballero and Marianne Ojo

MPRA Paper from University Library of Munich, Germany

Abstract: The EU's development policy seeks to eradicate poverty, promote the sustainable development of developing countries, defend human rights and democracy and promote gender equality and overcome environmental and climate challenges. Development aid is a limited resource. For this reason, the Union is committed to the effectiveness of aid and promotes close relations with partner countries in terms of programming and implementing development actions. With this perspective, the "EU Code of Conduct on the division of labor in the field of development policy" was adopted in 2007, and the "Operational framework on the effectiveness of development aid" was adopted in 2011. These measures are consistent with the international measures undertaken in response to the 2005 Paris Declaration of the OECD, which promotes ownership, harmonization, alignment, results and mutual responsibility in development assistance. Amidst highly anticipated outcomes from ongoing trade talks between US and China, Brexit negotiations outcomes, as well recently concluded NAFTA negotiations, the atmosphere surrounding global trade relations could not be more highly charged. This volume not only illustrates how the changing face, landscape and scene of political economy and international trade relations are significantly impacting financial stability, regulatory, legal and financial related actors; but also highlights and explains how certain actors are contributing in addressing those instabilities which are threatening current global spheres as a result of recent developments.

Keywords: international organizations; regional policies of cooperation and integration; trade relations; Sustainable Development; Financial Markets; Integration and Stability; Brexit; NAFTA; European Union; non governmental organisations; actors; international relations (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: F1 F13 F18 F2 F23 F3 F6 F64 K2 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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Working Paper: Trade negotiations and global relations: emerging players and actors (2025)
Working Paper: Trade negotiations and global relations: emerging players and actors (II) (2020)
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