Description:
A M. le docteur Lefébure: secrétaire général du comité central de vaccine du département du Nord / [Signé Dourlen, docteur en médecine]
Date de l'édition originale: 1840
Appartient à l'ensemble documentaire: NordPdeC1
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Review Quotes:
'Trommer s analysis imparts theoretical and empirical insight into free trade policies and the limits to social justice in African countries in a thoughtful, rigorous and measured manner. This study should be read by anyone interested in learning more about the relationship between trade and citizen participation in the global South.' - Susanne Soederberg, Professor and Canada Research Chair in Global Political Economy, Queen s University, Canada.
'Silke Trommer s meticulous analysis shows how and why civil society actors are able to influence trade policymaking. In so doing, "Transformations in Trade Politics" provides an important corrective to an existing body of work that tends to cast civil society influence in the field of trade as weak. This prize winning work which draws insights from extensive fieldwork in West Africa together with theoretical innovation is compelling and incisive throughout. A must read work for all interested in civil society engagement in processes of global policymaking, this book makes a genuinely new contribution to scholarship in the field.' - "Rorden Wilkinson, Professor of International Political Economy, University of Manchester, UK, and Research Director, Brooks World Poverty Institute."
'Trommer s theoretically sophisticated book is written with exceptional clarity. Based on solid fieldwork, she not only tells a fascinating story about the West African trade model. She also provides a persuasive analysis of the increasingly political nature of transnational trade. Most importantly, she helps open the field of global political economy to concerns of democratic participation. Now is a good time to learn from this insightful book.' - Teivo Teivainen, Professor of World Politics, University of Helsinki, Finland.
'Conventional wisdom on trade and grassroots civil society movements is either that the latter are an irrelevant nuisance or locally segmented and unable to influence the agenda of transnationally mobile elites.