The Doha era and beyond
Subtitle: the coming of age of developing countries in the multilateral trading system
By: edited by Esperanza Durán
Contributors: Durán, Esperanza, 1949-
Publisher: Cameron May
Published: 2008
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 522
ISBN-13: 9781905017904
Subjects: International trade; Commercial policy; Foreign trade regulation; International economic relations; Agency for International Trade Information and Cooperation; World Trade Organization; Doha Development Agenda (2001- )
Notes: "AITIC 10th anniversary publication."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Global trade liberalisation and development; title: Global free trade: the ultimate goal?; title: The trading system as a stag hunt or what happens when we chase rabbits?; title: Have developing countries really embraced regionalism?; title: Making room for making a difference: developing countries and the multilateral trading system: the case of Brazil; title: India and the multilateral trade negotiations with reference to the least developed countries; title: China's role and perspectives in shaping the multilateral trading system; title: Cotton and the LDCs in the WTO: negotiations and litigation, two sides of the same coin; title: Integration of the non-resident members and observers of the WTO: the relevance of a physical presence in Geneva; title: Aid for trade: the role of the private sector, a key partner; title: Aid for trade: old wine in new bottles?; title: What is AITIC?: goals, services, organisation; title: WTO negotiations; title: WTO system and the multilateral agreements; title: The US and the WTO; title: General interest for LACs.