Fair Trade: A Gateway to Global Village

Logikos · 2022-06-18T09:03:38+00:00

A Dialogue towards Mutual Relationship - (One World; One Nation; Global Citizens) - A Book by Busara Bin Hekima Introduction The book is about Fair Trade; having a Mutual Relationship rather than the current Parasitic relationship which benefits some for the detriment of others. Rather than pinpointing the problems of the current so-called Free Trade the book suggests solutions which will turn the current free trade to become fair with mutual benefits for every nation within the globe. The book suggests solutions which will stop the scenario whereby some nations are laborers of other nations, and some are dumping ground of others’ junk products; the trade which will stop the scenario of some enjoying the fruits of trade while others are subjugated into poverty. The book incites a dialogue about how fair trade can help build a global village whereby patriotism will be towards the earth, and the profits of the trade will benefit all individuals within each nation as well as protecting the environment for the benefit of the current and future generations. To convey the point across, the book uses a dialogue between characters, namely, Mercantilist, Jobless, Consumer, and Globalist who suggests a Fair Trade between Nations as a bridge to Global village, One World, One Nation with Global Citizens…. CONTENTS CHAPTER ONE: The So called Free Trade CHAPTER TWO: If Hands and Legs were to Fight a Body would Die CHAPTER THREE: Trade of Essentials and not Non- Essentials CHAPTER FOUR: Designed on Earth, Assembled where its Effective and Consumed Globally CHAPTER FIVE; Distributed buying Power CHAPTER SIX: From National to International CHARACTERS Globalist A young man who believes in global citizenship; Believes that all people matter, no matter where they live, and that universal freedom and human rights can be fostered for all mankind. And by people thinking globally and acting locally they can affect positive change across all barriers. Mercantilist An elderly man, a nationalist, who selfishly believes in local trade, protecting his national products and industries, more exports with no imports.... (we are the ones who matters, we should take care of us not others) The Jobless A man of average age, used to be wealthy, and employing a massive number of citizens, but due to competition from international companies and cheaper products he had to shut his business; now he is jobless and penniless. The Consumer An average woman, happy about the current global trend, things are cheaper in her vicinity than before, she has a lot of choices, now she can purchase more at cheaper prices (freedom of choice)

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