Globalization

Agroecology and Advocacy: Innovations in Asia

Executive Summary

Multi-lateralizing G-20 commitments on the commodity derivatives market: Two very modest proposals

Making U.S. Trade Policy Serve Global Food Security Goals

Introduction

The Minneapolis Mini Farmers Market Project

While some Minneapolis neighborhoods enjoy a bountiful supply of healthy foods, others do not. IATP’s Minneapolis Mini Farmers Market project is helping to address this challenge by bringing fresh fruits and vegetables to neighborhoods that lack healthy food options. Farmers markets

Tackling the Toxic Table in a Global Economy

Public confidence in our food system has been shaken as people become more aware of the damage our industrialized food system causes, both to human and environmental health. To steer our global food system in a more favorable direction, these two fact sheets list ten steps we can all take to help make this a reality.

Rejoining the World

In the postwar decades, the United States led the way in creating a multilateral order. The World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (later to become the World Trade Organization), the U.N. Declaration on Human Rights, and, of course, the United Nations itself.