In the Danish version, the following words should be added after the words "trade unions" : "as well as the rights of individuals vis-à-vis trade unions".
Maybe they will use some new methods vis-a-vis our trade relations," says Zurab Abashidze, Georgia's designated envoy on Russian-Georgian relations.
Given the alternative geographies of South South vis-à-vis South North Fair Trade, we deepen the geographical focus by applying frameworks emerging from the concept of 'geographical entanglement'.
What they don't like to acknowledge is that this recovery was driven by the emergence of a huge German trade surplus vis-à-vis other European countries — in particular, vis-à-vis the nations now in crisis — which were booming, and experiencing above-normal inflation, thanks to low interest rates.
Well, there was a great deal of foreign exchange reserve growth among oil exporters and nations with persistent trade surpluses vis-a-vis the American economy.
It means deploying classic deterrence against Iraq; pursuing arms control, I.M.F. aid and containment vis-a-vis Russia; combining gunboats, trade and Internet investment to move China along; and deterrence and potatoes to induce North Korea not to go nuclear.
But with a seemingly perpetual massive trade surplus vis-à-vis the U.S., won't China's so-called leverage be even greater at the end of 2012 and at the end of 2013 and at the end of...? But increasingly, China's abusive trade practices are almost subtle compared to what is going on in its shipyards and aircraft manufacturing plants.
"TTIP is perhaps more relevant as setting a precedent vis-a-vis third countries than governing trade and investment bilaterally," the paper says.
But Mr. van der Vis is skeptical of the enormous trade deal being negotiated between the United States and the European Union, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, better known as T.T.I.P.
Jacob van der Vis is paid to promote trade.
"There is no doubt that these measures represent an expansion of the rights of private enterprises vis-à-vis government," said Prof. Andreas F. Lowenfeld, an international trade expert at the New York University School of Law.
