Hacia un comercio internacional con desarrollo sustentable
Sustainable development is not a fashion anymore, it has become a need. From the happenings of Bhopal, India, and Chernobyl, former Soviet Union, to the ozone layer reduction and the recent controversy between Uruguay and Argentina regarding the paper production plant installation at one or the othe...
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Universidad del Rosario, Bogota
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| description | Sustainable development is not a fashion anymore, it has become a need. From the happenings of Bhopal, India, and Chernobyl, former Soviet Union, to the ozone layer reduction and the recent controversy between Uruguay and Argentina regarding the paper production plant installation at one or the other border sides (and which, according to some authors, rather hides the fact that both countries want those investments for their own territory), the sustainability is more and more a requirement imbedded in public policy.
These notes address these issues from the foreign trade viewpoint, by analyzing the trans-border implications of the pollution and the way businesses, governments, and civil society try to minimize the adverse effects of the international trade. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-82273cb916044b279579b783adfecef82022-12-22T01:15:30ZengUniversidad del Rosario, BogotaDesafíos0124-40352145-51122010-04-011601028511Hacia un comercio internacional con desarrollo sustentableVidal I. Ibarra PuigSustainable development is not a fashion anymore, it has become a need. From the happenings of Bhopal, India, and Chernobyl, former Soviet Union, to the ozone layer reduction and the recent controversy between Uruguay and Argentina regarding the paper production plant installation at one or the other border sides (and which, according to some authors, rather hides the fact that both countries want those investments for their own territory), the sustainability is more and more a requirement imbedded in public policy. These notes address these issues from the foreign trade viewpoint, by analyzing the trans-border implications of the pollution and the way businesses, governments, and civil society try to minimize the adverse effects of the international trade.https://revistas.urosario.edu.co/index.php/desafios/article/view/621desarrollo sustentablecomercio transfronterizolegislación ambientalista |
| spellingShingle | Vidal I. Ibarra Puig Hacia un comercio internacional con desarrollo sustentable Desafíos desarrollo sustentable comercio transfronterizo legislación ambientalista |
| title | Hacia un comercio internacional con desarrollo sustentable |
| title_full | Hacia un comercio internacional con desarrollo sustentable |
| title_fullStr | Hacia un comercio internacional con desarrollo sustentable |
| title_full_unstemmed | Hacia un comercio internacional con desarrollo sustentable |
| title_short | Hacia un comercio internacional con desarrollo sustentable |
| title_sort | hacia un comercio internacional con desarrollo sustentable |
| topic | desarrollo sustentable comercio transfronterizo legislación ambientalista |
| url | https://revistas.urosario.edu.co/index.php/desafios/article/view/621 |
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