Review of “Global Trade Advocate” in FT
Alan Beattie, the World Trade Editor for the Financial Times has reviewed Global Trade Advocate. Here’s a link to the non-subscription page version of t...
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Bean-counting and bad faith
The treacle-like pace of the WTO negotiations prompts many academic commentators to rush the OpEd pages with claims of systemic faults or atheros...
Optimists on WTO: now there are two of us
A long-time campaigner for Greenpeace (Chairman of Greenpeace South East Asia), ‘social justice’ advocate, and member of the ICTSD Board, WaldenBello ...
Developing country interest in agriculture negotiations
Developing countries that stand back from full participation in trade reforms in the current round of trade negotiations are only short-changing the...
The thunderer lets fly
The NY Times blasts trans-Atlantic trade policies: “Listening to these two [EU and USA] economic powerhouses snipe about who should be doing what is rev...
The ‘swoosh’ of trade policy
The Globalization Insitute, a newly-minted, self-described ‘Cobdenite’ group in London has published it’s second paper in which Dr Razeen Sally—descr...
Sutherland report on the Future of WTO
WTO has published a report commissioned for its tenth anniversary from a group of ‘wise men’—chaired by former Director-General Peter Sutherland and in...