The Center for Trade, Environment and Development at the University at Buffalo in New York. Co-Directed by Trina Hamilton, Marion Werner and Abigail Cooke.
@DrDaToRi@anninak82 @BBonizzi The final paper by @KaiKodden@ingridharvold@nssylla challenges the main approach of the entire SI. Adopting a Global South lens, they argue that finance has always been divorced from & often detrimental to autonomous domestic productive development.😲🔥
https://t.co/i7TU5i0B4J
Pfizer and Moderna mRNA vaccines are built on publicly-funded discoveries. Moderna is even named after one of them (modified RNA), developed by publicly funded research in 2005.
It's time to give publicly-funded IP back to the public with a #TRIPSwaiver
https://t.co/sF13nofXmd
We will all be safer when we are all vaccinated. But right now, fewer than 3% of people in low-income countries have been vaccinated. We must take on the greed of the pharmaceutical industry and grant a temporary patent waiver to unlock vaccine production in developing countries.
My new piece in @theAAG Annals. Thanks @DianaLiv for insightful comments
The Power to Stay: Climate, Cocoa, and the Politics of Displacement https://t.co/Kt3xGXnHtj @LisaCKelley@kimberleyanh @planningatil @ICRAF
Don't forget to get in touch if you're looking to join an #AAG2022 session on the politics of ethical and sustainable commodities. Email by Wednesday October 13 with your ideas! Abstracts can be edited afterwards.
These photos of a new Amazon warehouse in Tijuana, Mexico have been going viral as the "This is capitalism" picture of the year. But there's a lot more going on here than the picture can tell you. Let's trace the Amazon supply chain! A thread:👇 1/
"the search for the most ethical stone ... obscures the fact that rights-based approaches ... are needed ... to enable communities to secure alternative livelihoods and land attachments, rather than just negotiate the terms of extraction." 4/4
2. "Ethical product havens in the global diamond trade: Using the Wayback Machine to evaluate ethical market outcomes" by Trina Hamilton and Seth Cavello:
https://t.co/be3jBkVGsW
"We use the term ethical product haven in the same way that the term tax haven is used to refer to a space that is a purported haven for capital, but widely seen as creating broader social ills, including diminishing the public coffers of other countries and jurisdictions." 3/4
Congratulations to Dennis Choi for defending his dissertation, "Transformation of ethnic economies and neighborhood change: The Case of Koreans in Bom Retiro, Brazil." We are very proud of you, Dr. Choi!