US plans for a new World Trade Organisation round: negotiating more agreements with less authority

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the eroding of authority on behalf of negotiators working for the World Trade Organisation and the subsequent impact on future negotiations is discussed.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Trade Negotiations

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Two principles for the next round or, how to bring developing countries in from the cold

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the increasing disparity between developing and developed countries and ways to bridge the gap through economic treaties are discussed.

Developing countries

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Implementation of Uruguay round commitments: the development challenge

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning reforms and lack of participation in the Uruguay round of trade negotiations by the World Trade Organisation are discussed.

Planning

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