Some activists have argued that international law and international trade agreements are undemocratic. They argue that because
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Some activists have argued that international law and international trade agreements are undemocratic. They argue that because such agreements are generally written by non-governmental actors and exert such power in shaping national laws, they are not the product of democratic governance.
- What specific laws, agreements, and their effects support the claim that international law/trade agreements are democratic?
- What specific laws, agreements, and their effects support the claim that international law/trade agreements are undemocratic?
- What specific laws, agreements, and their effects demonstrate that international law/trade agreements are the product of democratic governance?
- What specific laws, agreements, and their effects demonstrate that international law/trade agreements are not the product of democratic governance?
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