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International Conference on Global Trade, Inequality, and Public Policy

📅 4–5 May 2027 📍 Bruges, Belgium 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the intricate relationship between global trade practices and the rising levels of inequality across nations. It aims to analyze how trade policies can exacerbate or alleviate disparities in wealth and opportunity.

This session focuses on the role of public policy in shaping the impacts of globalization on domestic economies. It invites discussions on innovative policy frameworks that can mitigate negative effects while enhancing economic opportunities.

This track examines effective strategies for poverty reduction in the context of globalization. Participants will share insights on best practices and policy interventions that have successfully addressed poverty at local and global levels.

This session investigates the intersection of economic governance and trade policy, emphasizing the importance of regulatory frameworks. It seeks to identify how governance structures can influence trade outcomes and economic equity.

This track addresses the critical link between social justice and economic development in the context of global trade. It aims to explore how equitable policies can foster inclusive growth and empower marginalized communities.

This session delves into the transformations of labor markets due to globalization and trade liberalization. It will focus on the implications for workers' rights, job security, and wage disparities.

This track examines the role of fiscal policy in addressing economic inequality within and between nations. Discussions will center on taxation, public spending, and their effects on wealth distribution.

This session explores the impact of global trade on human development indicators such as health, education, and well-being. It aims to highlight the importance of integrating human development goals into trade agreements.

This track focuses on the role of civil society in shaping trade policy and advocating for equitable practices. It seeks to explore how grassroots movements can influence policy decisions at national and international levels.

This session investigates the political economy dimensions of globalization, analyzing how power dynamics affect trade and economic policies. Participants will discuss the implications for governance and social equity.

This track examines the formulation and implementation of development policies in response to global economic challenges. It aims to foster dialogue on innovative approaches that promote sustainable and inclusive development.