The EU’s Common Trade Policy:
Implementation of the Concept of Sustainable Development and Free Trade in the Era of De-Plobalization Processes?
The EU’s Common Trade Policy:
Implementation of the Concept of Sustainable
Development and Free Trade in the Era of De-Globalization Processes?
Author(s): Ewa Latoszek , Wanda DugielSubject(s): National Economy, Supranational / Global Economy, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
Published by: Centrum Europejskie Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego
Keywords: Free Trade; Sustainable Development; Common Trade Policy; Trade Agreements; System of Customs Preferences
Summary/Abstract: The purpose of the article is to show the importance of the European Union’s common commercial policy in implementing the concept of sustainable development. The article uses the qualitative and quantitative method, analysis of Polish and foreign literature and analysis of a number offree trade agreements, signed or negotiated in the form of free trade zone sand the system of customs preferences (GSP).The analysis concerns EU trade relations in the context of the implementation of sustainable development assumptions. In the new generationtrade agreements, economic growth is served by the use of both the idea of free trade and sustainable development. The starting point for the analysis is the discussion of the promotion of the idea of sustainable development by the European Union based on accepted liberal solutions in the common EU trade policy, currently used inthe period of weak development of international trade. The second point discusses the European Union’s strategy in the common trade policy, developed on the basis of UN resolutions on sustainable economic development. The third point examines the issue of problems in achieving the goals of sustainable economic development in the case of developing countries.
Journal: Studia Europejskie
- Issue Year: 22/2018
- Issue No: 4 (88)
- Page Range: 23-46
- Page Count: 24
- Language: English