Title: GATS, Water Services and Policy Options: Ensuring Access to Water and Sanitation; The Trade Dimension Resource Type: Presentation, Report Content: 465ictsd_gats_water # of Pages: 8 Date authored: April 22, 2004 Author/s: Michelle Swenarchuk Author Organization: Canadian Environmental Law Association
Title: The NAFTA Investment Chapter: Extreme Corporate Rights. Investment in Developing Countries: Meeting the Human Rights Challenge Resource Type: Presentation Content: 451nafta # of Pages: 9 Date authored: June 11, 2003 Author/s: Michelle Swenarchuk Author Organization: Canadian Environmental Law Association
Title: Necessary Constraints on International Trade Rules: Prepared for the ILO World Commission on the Social Dimension of Globalization Resource Type: Presentation Content: 435ilo # of Pages: 8 Date authored: December 6, 2002 Publication number: 435 Author/s: Michelle Swenarchuk Author…
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Toronto. In implementing the Walkerton Inquiry recommendations to protect drinking water and agricultural lands, municipalities may face unexpected barriers arising from Canada's approach to trade negotiations, according to a new study by the Canadian Environmental Law Association (CELA) and the…
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Title: From Global to Local: GATS Impacts on Canadian Municipalities Resource Type: Report Content: 424gats # of Pages: 42 Date authored: May 2002 Publication number: 424 Author/s: Michelle Swenarchuk Author Organization: Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Canadian Environmental Law Association
Title: Civilizing Globalization: Trade and Environment, Thirteen Years On Resource Type: Report Content: 399global # of Pages: 22 Date authored: March 7, 2001 Publication number: 399 Author/s: Michelle Swenarchuk Author Organization: Canadian Environmental Law Association
