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Is there any point in continuing to puzzle over trade policy and agreements? Do they really make any difference to anything? It seems they’ve become ...
Is there any point in continuing to puzzle over trade policy and agreements? Do they really make any difference to anything? It seems they’ve become ...
Some things, like kings, crucified gods and Norwegian parrots never die. The WTO’s Doha negotiation may be the latest candidate for mythic resurr...
Over at the Lowy Institute, Michael Wesley has opened a debate on the multilateralism with a brief dyspeptic review, characterising multilatera...
I’ve been in the Middle East and Europe and am just catching up with a few things: such as the pamphlet produced by Simon Evenett, Richard Baldwin and a ho...
This week, in Geneva “[WTO Director-General Pascal] Lamy recently outlined the next steps in the process, specifying that the chairs of the various n...
The strongest argument for completing the WTO’s barely enduring Doha round of trade negotiations is that it will further narrow the legal right of WTO...
Recent rounds of bilateral talks between the USA and China on opening both farm and non-farm product markets as part of WTO’s long-delayed Doha Round have...