Doha and beyond :: the future of the multilateral trading system /: edited by Mike Moore.

Name: Doha and beyond : the future of the multilateral trading system / edited by Mike Moore.
ISBN: 9780511720857

Moore, Mike,

Doha and beyond : the future of the multilateral trading system / edited by Mike Moore.

Moore, Mike, 1949-2020, editor.

2004

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Doha and beyond : the future of the multilateral trading system / edited by Mike Moore.

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Moore, Mike, 1949-2020, editor.

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Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2004.

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1 online resource (xx, 184 pages) : digital, PDF file(s)

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Trade and sustainable development in the Doha Round / Konrad von Moltke
The WTO: the institutional contradictions / LeRoy Trotman
China's entry into the WTO and its impact on the global economic system / Koichi Hamada
Key challenges facing the WTO / Robert E. Baldwin
Development dimensions in multilateral trade negotiations / T. Ademola Oyejide
External transparency: the policy process at the national level of the two-level game / Sylvia Ostry
Trading for development: how to assist poor countries / Jagdish Bhagwatti
Controlling corruption: a key to development-oriented trade / Peter Eigen
The impact of EC enlargement on the WTO / Patrick A. Messerlin.

Summary

This book brings together members of the former WTO Director General's advisory group which was formed to provide him with expert advice before and after the Doha Ministerial Conference. Nine experts explore issues which are pertinent to the ongoing progress in negotiations, and their chapters are brought together with an introduction and conclusion. Key challenges which are explored include the divide between developed and developing countries, and the demand for increased transparency. Other experts write on sustainable development, corruption and labour, and the call for greater flexibility in the unanimity rule of the dispute settement mechanism. Finally, consideration is given to the impact of both China's accession and the enlargment of the EU. All in all, this volume offers an excellent summary of key issues facing the WTO as it moves forward. It should prove essential reading for trade negotiators and scholars concerned with the post-Cancoun agenda.

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English