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Reforming the world trading system

Reforming the world trading system
legitimacy, efficiency, and democratic governance

  • ISBN: 9780199282630
  • Editorial: Oxford University Press
  • Lugar de la edición: Oxford. Reino Unido
  • Colección: International Economic Law Series
  • Encuadernación: Rústica
  • Medidas: 24 cm
  • Nº Pág.: 569
  • Idiomas: Inglés

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Resumen

Table of Contents Foreword Notes on Contributors List of Abbreviations I WTO NEGOTIATORS AND ACADEMICS ANALYZE THE DOHA DEVELOPMENT ROUND OF THE WTO Overview and Summary of the Book II THE DOHA DEVELOPMENT ROUND AND THE FUTURE OF THE WTO: POLICY PROPOSALS 1. The Doha Development Agenda: Political Challenges to the World Trading System - A Cosmopolitan Perspective 2. A Development Perspective on the WTO July 2004 General Council Decision 3. Cordell Hull, the Reciprocal Trade Agreement Act and the WTO III BUILDING-BLOCKS FOR CONCLUDING THE DOHA ROUND NEGOTIATIONS ON AGRICULTURE 4. How to Forge a Compromise in the Agricultural Negotiations? 5. The Agricultural Negotiations: The Road from Doha and How to Keep the Negotiations on a Positive Track 6. Strategic Use of WTO Dispute Settlement Proceedings for Advancing WTO Negotiations on Agricultural Subsidies IV THE DOHA ROUND NEGOTIATIONS ON SERVICES TRADE 7. Developing Country Proposals for the Liberalization of Movements of Natural Service Suppliers 8. Navigating Between the Poles: Unpacking the Debate on the Implications for Development of GATS Obligations Relating to Health and Education Services 9. Negotiations on Domestic Regulation and Trade in Services (Article VI GATS): A Legal Analysis of Selected Current Issues V LESS-DEVELOPED WTO MEMBERS IN THE DOHA ROUND NEGOTIATIONS 10. Operationalizing the Concept of Policy Space in the WTO: Beyond Special and Differential Treatment of Developing Countries 11. Can WTO Technical Assistance and Capacity-Building Serve Developing Countries? 12. Developing Countries Interests and Negotiation Positions on Protection of Geographical Indications and Traditional Knowledge VI ARE WTO RULES ADEQUATELY PROTECTING CONSUMER WELFARE? 13. Come Together? Producer Welfare, Consumer Welfare and WTO Rules 14. Non-Discrimination, Welfare Balances and WTO Rules: An Historical Perspective 15. Is There a Need for Additional WTO Competition Rules Promoting Non- Discriminatory Competition Laws and

Ed. Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

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