Following a front-page article written by Sir James in French magazine Le Figaro, support for Sir James’s ideas grew – and the idea for The Trap, a book comprised of Sir James’s various speeches, lectures and thoughts, was born. Starting in June 1993, he finished the book in six weeks.
Senate Commerce Committee on GATT: Part 1
Senate Commerce Committee on GATT: Part 2
Senate Commerce Committee on GATT: Part 3
Senate Commerce Committee on GATT: Part 4
Charlie Rose: Sir James Goldsmith Interview
Free Trade That Makes Sense is Regional not Global
Article in the International Herald Tribune, November 26, 1994
Explication de vote sur la ratification des accords du GATT
Channel 4 News broadcast about the Referendum Party
Take it from the top: The Business of Business Success
Panorama: Britain’s Waterloo?
Referendum Party Conference: Keynote Address
Senate Commerce Committee on GATT
The Response
Sir James Goldsmith’s previous book, The Trap, warned that global free trade and GATT would create unemployment and poverty in the industrialised world while, at the same time, ravaging the third world. This brought a torrent of rejection from the critics. Here Sir James answers his critics and, point by point, explains why they are wrong.
Goldsmith offers 20 million for anti-Europe election fight
Sir James plans to spend 20 million pounds on Referendum Party campaign
“Goldsmith offers 20 million for anti-Europe election fight”
20,000 back Goldsmith anti-EU party
Eurosceptics apply to become party candidates
Goldsmith’s Gambit
Eurosceptics apply to become party candidates