This book sets out the case for an innovative solution to extreme poverty in developing countries through the use of microtrade. Microtrade is international trade on a small scale allowing residents to export local products to affluent foreign markets without the need for large levels of capital and capacities for mass production. The book explores the theory, application, and legal framework for microtrade, showing how it could if effectively administered on a global scale do much to help economic development.
This book sets out the case for an innovative solution to extreme poverty in developing countries through the use of microtrade. Microtrade is international trade on a small scale allowing residents to export local products to affluent foreign markets without the need for large levels of capital and capacities for mass production. The book explores the theory, application, and legal framework for microtrade, showing how it could if effectively administered on a global scale do much to help economic development.
Professor Yong-Shik Lee is a law and development scholar and an international trade lawyer. He is Professor (Chair) in Law at the University of Manchester and Director of the Law and Development Institute. He has taught and conducted research at leading universities throughout the United States, Asia, and Australia. Professor Lee has published over sixty scholarly articles, book volumes and chapters with leading publishers in North America, Europe, and Asia, in the areas of law and development, international economic law, comparative law, and international commercial arbitration. Professor Lee is currently the editor-in-chief of the Law and Development Review and an associate editor of the Journal of World Trade.
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Introduction Yong-Shik Lee Part 1: Theory and Elements of Microtrade 1. Conceptual Framework Yong-Shik Lee 2. Logistical Issues and Product Demand Yong-Shik Lee 3. Management of Microtrade: Global Network and "Paring" and Legal Framework Yong-Shik Lee Part 2: Further Issues of Microtrade 4. Review of the Microtrade Regime: Structure and Financing Arpita Gupta 5. Microtrade and Fair Trade Prapanpong Khumon 6. Microtrade and Legal Cultural Consideration Colin Picker Part 3: Applications of Microtrade 7. Application Model: E-Commerce Model and Government Procurement Farid Shirazi Daein Kim and Joon Gu Yoo 8. Microtrade in Agriculture Andreas Neef Kei Mizuno Franklin Rwezimula Iven Schad and Pakakrong Makpun Williams 9. Conclusion: Trade More Than Aid Yong-Shik Lee
Introduction Yong-Shik Lee Part 1: Theory and Elements of Microtrade 1. Conceptual Framework Yong-Shik Lee 2. Logistical Issues and Product Demand Yong-Shik Lee 3. Management of Microtrade: Global Network and "Paring" and Legal Framework Yong-Shik Lee Part 2: Further Issues of Microtrade 4. Review of the Microtrade Regime: Structure and Financing Arpita Gupta 5. Microtrade and Fair Trade Prapanpong Khumon 6. Microtrade and Legal Cultural Consideration Colin Picker Part 3: Applications of Microtrade 7. Application Model: E-Commerce Model and Government Procurement Farid Shirazi Daein Kim and Joon Gu Yoo 8. Microtrade in Agriculture Andreas Neef Kei Mizuno Franklin Rwezimula Iven Schad and Pakakrong Makpun Williams 9. Conclusion: Trade More Than Aid Yong-Shik Lee
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