Critical perspectives on international trade

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The second Board of Trade report “Green Trade” sets out the economic case for green trade, but we find that its ambitions are set too low.

We Need Change

Ahead of the UK hosting COP 26 later this year, we are calling on the UK government to ensure that trade help rather than hinder climate action.

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We are urging the G7 leaders to ensure the trade system works for the climate with the "Ten things you should know about Trade and Climate Change".

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How trade can support climate action

This policy briefing outlines how the UK’s approach to tackling climate change could either be helped or hindered by trade rules.

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10 things about Trade and Climate Change

Find out what the links are between Trade and Climate Change in 10 bullet points.

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Trade for All: A Framework for UK Trade

This joint report looks at how the UK has an opportunity to design a trade policy that creates an economy that's prosperous, fair and green

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Trade and climate change

What has trade got to do with climate change?

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A US-UK trade deal?

What we could lose by trading away our rights to Trump

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One-way corporate courts

How BITs and ISDS transfer business risk to ordinary people

Reports & Briefings

Priorities for the EU-UK future trade relationship

A joint civil society briefing co-ordinated by TJM, outlining our priorities for the EU-UK trade and regulatory relationship

Trading up for health

Report: How to prevent trade deals from undermining health

Patriarchy and Profit: A feminist analysis of the global trade system

How trade deals can exacerbate gender inequality

Stepping Away from ISDS

A briefing on how countries in South America, Africa, Asia and Europe are stepping away from the controversial ISDS mechanism

Securing Democracy in UK Trade Policy

A Trade Model That Works for Everyone

A joint business, union and NGO framework to ensure the UK’s trade policy is more inclusive, transparent and democratic and benefits all stakeholders