TTIP: A Charter for Deregulation, an Attack on Jobs and qan End to Democracy, 58 pp

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2015
Preface

When the first edition of this booklet was published in spring 2014,
few people could have predicted that TTIP would soon become
one of the hottest political topics in Europe. A year later, the booklet
has been printed in nine European languages and tens of thousands of
copies have been distributed, while thousands more people have
downloaded the text online.

TTIP itself has become a key political issue in many countries, with growing
media interest feeding off public fear at the substantial dangers that the
agreement will bring. The concerns detailed in this booklet remain as valid
today as when it was first published, given that the central design of TTIP
itself remains unchanged. For this reason, the original text is reproduced here exactly
as before, with all the references included so as to provide readers with
access to the primary sources on which the analysis is based. Yet there
have also been political developments over the past year which add to
our understanding of the full meaning of TTIP and its likely impacts on
society and the environment. This preface outlines those developments,
again with references to primary sources, so that readers will have the full
range of materials available in assessing the threat that TTIP represents.