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WATCH HERE: Making Sense of the TPP, with Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz

Do you want to make sense of the Trans-Pacific Partnership? Watch this live stream with experts on the topic, including Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz. 

We all want to make sense of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP): the what, the why, and the how of this agreement is important.

Well, look no further, because we’ll be coming to you live with some of the brightest minds working on examining the TPP and what it means for all of us. And we’ll be joined by Nobel Laureate and economist Joseph Stiglitz!

Click here to watch the livestream!

Part two here.

The event will be taking place from 9:30am EST - 3:00pm EST.

The event will consist of a morning panel with:

  • Gus Van Harten, Associate Professor - Osgoode Hall Law School - “Who has benefited financially from special privileges in the TPP for foreign investors in ISDS?”

  • Meghan Sali, Digital Rights Specialist, Open Media “IP, copyright and Canada’s digital future”

  • Scott Sinclair, Senior Researcher, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives Trade and Investment Project “Democratic deficit: the TPP’s questionable legitimacy”

Then Joseph Stiglitz will be our keynote speaker at 11:30am EST.

In the afternoon panel, we will be joined by:

  • Professor Ron Labonte, Canada Research Chair Globalization and Health Equity and Ashley Schram“The TPP and health. Few gains, some losses and many risks”

  • Jeronim Capaldo, Research Fellow Global Development and the Environment, Tufts University “Unemployment, Inequality and other Risks in the TPP”

  • Steven Shrybman, Goldblatt Partners “Does the TPP really advance labour rights?”

  • Pia Eberhardt, Researcher and Campaigner, Corporate Europe Observatory “Why are Europeans concerned about TPP’s little brother, the CETA?”

This event is hosted by CWA/SCA Canada, the Trade Justice Network, the University of Ottawa’s School of Epidemiology, Public Health and Preventive Medicine, and The School of International Development Studies.

If you’re joining us remotely, and you want to join the conversation, feel free to tweet using the hashtag #TPPsense.

We hope you can join us! Click here to watch the livestream.


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