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Activists beyond Brussels: Transnational NGO Strategies on EU–West African Trade Negotiations

Silke Trommer University of Helsinki, FinlandCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 113-126 | Published online: 04 Mar 2011

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Johanne Døhlie Saltnes, Samuel Brazys, Joseph Lacey & Arya Pillai. (2020) EU aid for trade: Mitigating global trade injustices?. Third World Quarterly 41:12, pages 1992-2010.
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Mark Langan & Sophia Price. (2020) West Africa’s cocoa sector and development within Africa-EU relations: engaging business perspectives. Third World Quarterly 41:3, pages 487-504.
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Roberto Roccu & Benedetta Voltolini. (2018) Framing and reframing the EU’s engagement with the Mediterranean: Examining the security-stability nexus before and after the Arab uprisings. Mediterranean Politics 23:1, pages 1-22.
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Teivo Teivainen & Silke Trommer. (2017) Representation Beyond the State: Towards Transnational Democratic Non-state Politics. Globalizations 14:1, pages 17-31.
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Clara Weinhardt. (2015) Relational trust in international cooperation: The case of North–South trade negotiations. Journal of Trust Research 5:1, pages 27-54.
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Aziz Choudry. (2014) Examining the Disconnect Between Mass Mobilizations and International Trade Union/NGO Networks in Struggles over Bilateral Free Trade and Investment Agreements. Globalizations 11:1, pages 107-117.
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Silke Trommer. (2014) Legal Opportunity in Trade Negotiations: International Law, Opportunity Structures and the Political Economy of Trade Agreements. New Political Economy 19:1, pages 1-20.
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Mark Langan & Sophia Price. (2015) Extraversion and the West African EPA Development Programme: realising the development dimension of ACP–EU trade?. The Journal of Modern African Studies 53:3, pages 263-287.
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