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EU: Is this what democracy looks like? Claiming democratic control over EU trade and investment policy-making

01 May 2013

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"As part of the Alternative Trade Mandate Alliance, a working group has drafted the following paper, which addresses firstly, what we see as the problems with the EU’s trade and investment policy-making process as it is now, and secondly, our vision for what a transparent, democratic and accountable alternative to this process could look like."

See: Is this what democracy looks like? Claiming democratic control over EU trade and investment policy-making (Alternative Trade Mandate working paper, pdf)

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