Trade, Aid and Security – an agenda for peace and development (Earthscan, 2007)
Trade, Aid and Security – an agenda for peace and development (Earthscan, 2007)
There have been some attempts to construct scenarios of the security Aid policy and trade policy – the crucial tools to unlock development – are seldom looked at from the perspective of promoting security, and security is not generally seen as a precondition for development. The need to see these objectives – trade, aid and security – as interlocking components of the overriding objectives of peace and development is the point of this book.
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