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Purpose Peace Through Commerce is an integrated outreach, education, and engagement platform designed to promote peace through commerce and to celebrate the powerful role commerce plays in promoting peace. Join
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background Entrepreneurial market capitalism is the dominant economic system on the planet. More people are connected to the culture and engaged in the practice of capitalism than with any other cultural or social system. Entrepreneurs are the engine of innovation, wealth creation, and social change. The prosperity, stability, and interconnectedness generated through ethical trade provide the underpinning for peace and general human flourishing. FLOW and Peace Through Commerce partners are committed to celebrating and advancing the role of entrepreneurial market capitalism in promoting peace and well being. The Role of Commerce in Promoting Peace Perhaps the most overlooked and yet the most powerful force for catalyzing
widespread peace is commerce. International trade, based on the rule
of law and secure property rights within nations, encourages a peaceful
coincidence of interests.
Notes: 1Economic
Freedom of the World: 2005 Annual Report by James Gwartney and
Robert Lawson with Erik Gartzke, published by The Fraser Institute.
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Peace Through Commerce Resources Following are links to articles, organizations, and other resources with information to deepen understanding of the power of economic freedom, prosperity, entrepreneurial initiative, and trade to advance peace. Please let us know if you are aware of other significant sources.
A Million Paths to Peace, by Michael Strong, CEO & Chief Visionary Officer, FLOW Combating Terrorism: A Socio-Economic Strategy, by Major Miemie Winn Byrd, US Pacific Command Paths Towerd Peace: A Sri Lankan Example by Mark Frazier, CEO, Openworld, Inc. Publications by Erik A. Gartzke, Associate Professor of Political Science, Columbia University Economic Freedom of the World: 2006 Annual Report, published by the Fraser Institute Hernando De Soto's Institute for Liberty & Democracy AACSB International's Peace Through Commerce survey and conference Economic Freedom & Growth: The Case of the Celtic Tiger, by Benjamin Powell, published in the Cato Journal, Winter 2003 Business Council for Peace supports women entrepreneurs in creating sustainable businesses. International Alert is an independent peacebuilding organisation working in over 20 countries and territories around the world.
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