Concept information
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international business
economics of international business
economic development
international development
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natural environment
environmental deterioration
climate change
climate change policies and conventions
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natural environment
environmental deterioration
climate change
climate change policies and conventions
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natural environment
environmental deterioration
climate change
climate change policies and conventions
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political theory
applied ethics (political theory)
climate change
climate change policies and conventions
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global studies
global environmental and energy issues
climate change
climate change policies and conventions
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political theory
international political theory
climate change
climate change policies and conventions
social science subjects
politics and international relations
international relations
international organization (political science)
Preferred term
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
Definition(s)
- The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), is both a conference held every four years and an organization within the United Nations (UN). The first Conference (UNCTAD I) was held in Geneva, Switzerland, in 1964, and subsequently it was institutionalized as a permanent body within the UN. UNCTAD was originally conceived by developing countries as a counterweight to the dominant position held in the world trading system by developed economies. [Source: Encyclopedia of Business in Today's World; United Nations Conference on Trade and Development]
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URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-TGMV9R20-P
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