Was fairen Handel wirklich ausmacht: Trumps „Zollpolitik“ als Nachhaltigkeitspush für Europa nutzen.

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Title: Was fairen Handel wirklich ausmacht: Trumps „Zollpolitik“ als Nachhaltigkeitspush für Europa nutzen.
Authors: Loske, Reinhard1,2,3
Source: Gesellschaft Wirtschaft Politik (GWP). 2025, Vol. 74 Issue 3, p365-371. 7p.
Subject Terms: Sustainability, Social justice, International competition, Unfair competition, Trade regulation, Tariff, Environmental justice, Balance of trade
People: Trump, Donald, 1946-
Abstract (English): The article addresses the challenges and opportunities of fair trade in the context of Trump's tariff policy and the global economy. It argues that the current structure of world trade is not sustainable and that a fundamental reassessment of trade practices is necessary to promote ecological and social justice. The author advocates for a diversification of trade relationships and a stronger consideration of sustainability criteria to increase resilience to global crises. Furthermore, it is emphasized that fair trade goes beyond individual consumer behavior and requires a regulatory framework aimed at justice and fairness. [Extracted from the article]
Abstract (German): Der Artikel thematisiert die Herausforderungen und Chancen des fairen Handels im Kontext von Trumps Zollpolitik und der globalen Wirtschaft. Es wird argumentiert, dass die gegenwärtige Struktur des Welthandels nicht nachhaltig ist und dass eine grundlegende Neubewertung der Handelspraktiken notwendig ist, um ökologische und soziale Gerechtigkeit zu fördern. Der Autor plädiert für eine Diversifizierung der Handelsbeziehungen und eine stärkere Berücksichtigung von Nachhaltigkeitskriterien, um die Resilienz gegenüber globalen Krisen zu erhöhen. Zudem wird betont, dass fairer Handel über individuelles Konsumverhalten hinausgeht und einen ordnungspolitischen Rahmen erfordert, der auf Gerechtigkeit und Fairness abzielt. [Extracted from the article]
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Abstract:The article addresses the challenges and opportunities of fair trade in the context of Trump's tariff policy and the global economy. It argues that the current structure of world trade is not sustainable and that a fundamental reassessment of trade practices is necessary to promote ecological and social justice. The author advocates for a diversification of trade relationships and a stronger consideration of sustainability criteria to increase resilience to global crises. Furthermore, it is emphasized that fair trade goes beyond individual consumer behavior and requires a regulatory framework aimed at justice and fairness. [Extracted from the article]
ISSN:16196910
DOI:10.3224/gwp.v74i3.10