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Multilateral governance of global trade and sustainable development:
whither the WTO system?
Chapter I:
What can researchers learn from the suspension of the Doha Round
negotiations in 2006? - Simon J. Evenett
 Comments:
On multilateral governance and sustainable development
Donald J. Lewis
A note on the future of multilateral governance of global trade
Florian A. Alburo
Regionalism and multilateralism – friends or foes?
Chapter II:
Preferential trade in Asia and the Pacific: Trends and prospects
for multilateralization - Mia Mikic
Comment:
Regionalism and multilateralism: A forced marriage?
Myrna S. Austria
Services liberalization as a development opportunity
Chapter III:
Service trade liberalization as a development opportunity:
the Role of the World Trade Organization - K.C. Fung
Comments:
Development dimension of services liberalization
Gloria Pasadilla and April Lacson
Impacts on human development must also be considered
Yumiko Yamamoto
Making trade work for poverty reduction: reality or fantasy?
Chapter IV:
Trade liberalization and poverty: lessons from Asia and Africa
- John Cockburn, Bernard Decaluw and V ronique Robichaud
Comment:
Does trade mitigate or enhance poverty?
Mustafizur Rahman
Can non-tariff barriers be tamed?
Chapter V:
Taming non-tariff barriers: Can the World Trade Organization
find a solution? - Biswajit Dhar and Murali Kallummal
Comment:
Taming Non-Tariff Barriers: contribution of trade facilitation
Yann Duval
Determining the border for trade policymaking
Chapter VI:
Going behind the border - Christopher Findlay
Comment:
How far should we go behind the borders?
Evan Due
Research agenda that matters to developing country policymakers
Chapter VII:
Report from the Post-Doha Research Agenda for Developing
Countries Workshop
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