WTO
- Updating the WTO to address the shifts in power among the major trading nations
- R. Abbott; P.F. Allgeier; V. Ancharaz / International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, 2012
- The changing pattern of world trade and the shifts in power among the major trading nations and what these trends imply for the multilateral trading system are topics that should be addressed. This book is a collection of short essays...
- Selected developing countries that have successfully used the WTO Dispute Settlement Understanding
- G.C. Shaffer (ed); R. Melendez-Ortiz (ed) / International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, 2010
- The WTO’s Dispute Settlement Understanding (DSU) provides a singularly effective mechanism by which WTO members can seek the full implementation of previously negotiated trade concessions. This publication aims at exploring stra...
- Improving food security through trade liberalisation
- A.F. McCalla (ed); J. Nash (ed) 2007
- Among the many reasons that agricultural trade reforms are important, two stand out: the importance of agriculture in developing countries and the slow growth of agricultural trade from developing countries to developed countries. ...
- Does July 2008 failure indicate the need for significant WTO reform?
- R. Wolfe / Groupe d'Economie Mondiale, 2009
- The WTO’s rush in July 2008 was an attempt to break the logjam on "modalities" for agriculture and NAMA in the marathon Doha Round negotiations. This paper is a counterfactual analysis of the various explanations that have been ...
- Would the removal of biofuel trade barriers ease pressure on the traditional feedstocks?
- B. Fridfinnson; J. Rude / AgEcon Search, 2009
- Trade in ethanol is increasing, and raises the need for the classification of various biofuels within frameworks such as the WTO. With that being said, this paper wonders how do biofuels policies and programs fit within the WTO’...
- Prolonged Doha negotiations may mean the global audience will not notice a result
- W.A. Kerr / Estey Centre Journal of International Law and Trade Policy, 2008
- This brief claims that trade negotiations are neither interesting nor perceived to be important by their major constituents. However, they are more likely to be influenced by protectionist stakes, and potentially unable to collect suf...
- International agreements: what provisions can increase the likelihood of a financial crisis?
- Third World Network, 2009
- This policy note states that north-south free trade agreements (FTAs), bilateral investment treaties (BTIs) and WTO commitments often contain a number of provisions that can increase the likelihood of a financial crisis. Moreover, the...
- The modalities on which developing countries can rely in WTO agricultural negotiations
- A. Hoda; A. Gulati / International Food Policy Research Institute, 2008
- To aid developing-country negotiators, the book "WTO Negotiations on Agriculture and Developing Countries" offers an authoritative analysis of the rules and modalities on which governments of developing countries (DCs) can rely. The b...
- Proposing concrete trade-related actions that G20 leaders should take
- C.D. Birkbeck (ed); R. Meléndez-Ortiz (ed) / International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, 2009
- This compilation comprises short essays from a broad range of experts to provide proposals on: immediate trade priorities in the context of the economic crisis a forward-looking agenda for global trade governan...
- Stopping protectionism must be high on the agenda for G20 leaders
- R. Baldwin; S. Evenett / Vox, 2009
- This ebook aims to inform practical measures to address the problem of protectionism amongst policy makers leading up to the G20 summit April 2009. The authors suggest that trade must be a more central issue now after being side-lined...
- Updating the WTO to address the shifts in power among the major trading nations
- R. Abbott; P.F. Allgeier; V. Ancharaz / International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, 2012
- The changing pattern of world trade and the shifts in power among the major trading nations and what these trends imply for the multilateral trading system are topics that should be addressed. This book is a collection of short essays...
- Selected developing countries that have successfully used the WTO Dispute Settlement Understanding
- G.C. Shaffer (ed); R. Melendez-Ortiz (ed) / International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, 2010
- The WTO’s Dispute Settlement Understanding (DSU) provides a singularly effective mechanism by which WTO members can seek the full implementation of previously negotiated trade concessions. This publication aims at exploring stra...
- Improving food security through trade liberalisation
- A.F. McCalla (ed); J. Nash (ed) 2007
- Among the many reasons that agricultural trade reforms are important, two stand out: the importance of agriculture in developing countries and the slow growth of agricultural trade from developing countries to developed countries. ...
- Does July 2008 failure indicate the need for significant WTO reform?
- R. Wolfe / Groupe d'Economie Mondiale, 2009
- The WTO’s rush in July 2008 was an attempt to break the logjam on "modalities" for agriculture and NAMA in the marathon Doha Round negotiations. This paper is a counterfactual analysis of the various explanations that have been ...
- Would the removal of biofuel trade barriers ease pressure on the traditional feedstocks?
- B. Fridfinnson; J. Rude / AgEcon Search, 2009
- Trade in ethanol is increasing, and raises the need for the classification of various biofuels within frameworks such as the WTO. With that being said, this paper wonders how do biofuels policies and programs fit within the WTO’...
- Prolonged Doha negotiations may mean the global audience will not notice a result
- W.A. Kerr / Estey Centre Journal of International Law and Trade Policy, 2008
- This brief claims that trade negotiations are neither interesting nor perceived to be important by their major constituents. However, they are more likely to be influenced by protectionist stakes, and potentially unable to collect suf...
- International agreements: what provisions can increase the likelihood of a financial crisis?
- Third World Network, 2009
- This policy note states that north-south free trade agreements (FTAs), bilateral investment treaties (BTIs) and WTO commitments often contain a number of provisions that can increase the likelihood of a financial crisis. Moreover, the...
- The modalities on which developing countries can rely in WTO agricultural negotiations
- A. Hoda; A. Gulati / International Food Policy Research Institute, 2008
- To aid developing-country negotiators, the book "WTO Negotiations on Agriculture and Developing Countries" offers an authoritative analysis of the rules and modalities on which governments of developing countries (DCs) can rely. The b...
- Proposing concrete trade-related actions that G20 leaders should take
- C.D. Birkbeck (ed); R. Meléndez-Ortiz (ed) / International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, 2009
- This compilation comprises short essays from a broad range of experts to provide proposals on: immediate trade priorities in the context of the economic crisis a forward-looking agenda for global trade governan...
- Stopping protectionism must be high on the agenda for G20 leaders
- R. Baldwin; S. Evenett / Vox, 2009
- This ebook aims to inform practical measures to address the problem of protectionism amongst policy makers leading up to the G20 summit April 2009. The authors suggest that trade must be a more central issue now after being side-lined...
- Entwined
- Entwined: focus on environment and trade
- Thomas A. Zimmermann
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