Thesis Abstract

This project aims to comprehensively analyze the impact of international trade law on food security and agricultural trade. It will explore the intricate relationship between trade agreements, food security, and agricultural practices, addressing issues such as market access, subsidies, tariff barriers, and non-tariff measures. The study will delve into the challenges and opportunities presented by international trade law in the context of food security, examining the implications for small-scale farmers, developing countries, and global food systems. By analyzing existing trade agreements, policy frameworks, and case studies, the project seeks to provide insights into the complex dynamics of international trade law and its effects on food security and agricultural trade.

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