Trade Secrets
The truth about the US trade deal and how we can stop it

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You can download the ebook of Trade Secrets here:

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for Kindle devices only – see transfer instructions below

You may need to download an ebook reader – see instructions below. PDF format is also available, and will work better than an ebook on some devices.

Instructions for specific devices

Kindle

There are three ways to add free ebooks to Kindle devices. You must be using the .mobi file above, not .epub.

  1. Use the 'Send to Kindle' email address. Every Kindle has an email address ending with @kindle.com. You can find it by going to the Manage Your Kindle page. Click the Devices tab, then the 'three dots' button next to your Kindle. Email the .mobi file to this address, then click Confirm in the email you are sent, and sync the Kindle. You can find more information here.
  2. Use the 'Send to Kindle' app for PC or Mac. It can be downloaded here for PC or here for Mac. Once it's installed, download the .mobi file, open the folder it's in, right click and choose 'Send to Kindle'.
  3. Use a USB cable. If other ways fail, this one should work. Connect your Kindle to a computer using a USB cable (its charging cable is USB, so you could use that). It will appear as a drive. Then drag the .mobi file into that drive's 'documents' folder.

iPad/iPhone

Navigate to this page on the device and press the .epub button above to download the file. Find the file in your downloads and choose 'Open with Books' (also known as iBooks on some older devices). The ebook will then be added to your library.

Android

Try downloading the .epub file above and see if it opens. If that doesn't work, you'll need to choose and install an ebook reader app such as the open-source Book Reader, then open the .epub file again. Alternatively, you could read the book in PDF format.

Mac

Click on the .epub button at the top of this page to download the file. Right-click on the file and choose Open With > Books (or iBooks in older Mac OS versions). You might have to log in to your Books app at this point. The ebook will then be added to your library.

PC (Windows)

On PC, it is best to read the book in PDF format. If you are sure you want to read in ebook format on PC, you'll need to install an ebook reader to open the .epub file, such as the open-source Calibre.

Kobo

Connect your Kobo to your computer using its USB cable. Click 'Connect' on the Kobo screen, then drag the .epub file into the 'Kobo eReader' drive that appears. More instructions.

My device isn't listed here...

The open-source Calibre software supports a wide range of older or unusual devices. Drag the .epub file above into Calibre, and connect your device to your computer using a USB cable. Once Calibre recognises the device, right click the book and choose 'Send to device'.

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Trade Secrets: The truth about the US trade deal and how we can stop it (RRP £5) is available to read online, as an ebook or a PDF.

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Nick Dearden

About the author

Nick Dearden is the director of Global Justice Now. He has been a campaigner against corporate globalisation and for global economic justice for over 20 years. He was a leading voice in the UK and European movement against the now‑abandoned EU‑US trade deal (TTIP) and a founder of the UK’s Stop Trump coalition. He regularly contributes political analysis to publications including The Guardian, Al Jazeera, Open Democracy, Red Pepper and Soundings journal.

Global Justice Now

Global Justice Now works as part of a global movement to challenge the powerful and create a more just and equal world. Our local activist groups campaign around the country for a global economy where people come before profit.

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Published by Global Justice Now, with text under a Creative Commons licence (CC BY 4.0)

Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung

Sponsored by the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung with funds of the Federal Republic of Germany. This publication or parts of it can be used by others for free as long as they provide a proper reference to the original publication. The content of the publication is the sole responsibility of Global Justice Now and does not necessarily reflect a position of RLS.