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Peoples' global action: a brief history. Olivier De Marcellus. Race and Class April-June 2000 v41 i4 p92(8)
America's ability to achieve its commercial objectives and the operation of the WTO. Alan Wm. Wolff. Law and Policy in International Business Spring 2000 v31 i3 p1013 Bus.Coll.: 128V1032.
Operation of the WTO in the context of overall U.S. trade policy objectives. (response to article by Alan Wm. Wolff in this issue, p. 1013) S. Bruce Wilson. Law and Policy in International Business Spring 2000 v31 i3 p1035 Bus.Coll.: 128V1052.
Role of the WTO in furthering U.S. trade policy objectives. (response to article by Alan Wm. Wolff in this issue, p. 1013) Faryar Shirzad. Law and Policy in International Business Spring 2000 v31 i3 p1039 Bus.Coll.: 128V1057.
World trade can improve life for all. JOHN CARON. National Catholic Reporter Feb 4, 2000 v36 i14 p18 Mag.Coll.: 102C5959.
A Planetary Alternative to the Global Economy. David C. Korten. Synthesis/Regeneration Wntr 2000 p2
Beyond the World Trade Organization. Joel Kovel. Synthesis/Regeneration Wntr 2000 p6
ECONOMIC INTERESTS: IT'S ALL ABOUT POWER. (World Trade Organization and national sovereignty) Bruce Stokes. National Journal Nov 20, 1999 p3392
BUSH GETS TRADE AUTHORITY, AGGRESSIVE AGENDA PLANNED. Kristi Ellis. WWD August 7, 2002 p2
Seriously: you couldn't make this stuff up. (Currents). (Brief Article) New Internationalist July 2002 p8(1)
Sleepless in Doha. Nicole Guye. European Business Journal Spring 2002 v14 i1 p46(6)
Gene Regime. (World Trade Organization rules on biotechnology) Francis Fukuyama. Foreign Policy March 2002 p57(7) Mag.Coll.: 110E4050.
Dirty politics: Republicans and globalization in 2001. (Politics). Antonia Juhasz. Tikkun March 2002 v17 i2 p44(3)
The role of lawyers in the World Trade Organization. Peter D. Ehrenhaft. Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law Oct 2001 v34 i4 p963(25)
The Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety: environmental perspectives. Heike Baumuller. Environmental and Planning Law Journal Feb 2001 v18 i1 p46(8)
Massachusetts, Burma, and the World Trade Organization: a commentary on blacklisting, federalism, and Internet advocacy in the global trading era. Peter L. Fitzgerald. Cornell International Law Journal Wntr 2001 v34 i1 p1
The World Trade Organization's dispute settlement resolution in United States--Anti-Dumping Act of 1916. (WTO case) Jeffrey S. Beckington. Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law Jan 2001 v34 i1 p199
NAFTA, GATT, and the current free trade system: a dangerous double standard for workers' rights. Chantell Taylor. Denver Journal of International Law and Policy Fall 2000 v28 i4 p401
Public, private, and hybrid public/private restraints of trade: what role for the WTO? Merit E. Janow. Law and Policy in International Business Spring 2000 v31 i3 p977 Bus.Coll.: 128V0998.
WTO Agreement on Agriculture: suitable model for a global food system? (World Trade Organization) (Brief Article) Sophia Murphy. Foreign Policy in Focus June 10, 2002 v7 i8 p1(1)
Problems with current U.S. policy. Sophia Murphy. Foreign Policy in Focus June 10, 2002 v7 i8 p2(1)
Foreign sales corporations - subsidies, sanctions, and trade wars. Candace Carmichael. Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law Jan 2002 v35 i1 p151(59)
US WTO plan poses major policy challenge to EU. (Analysis). (Statistical Data Included) Agra Europe August 2, 2002 pA/1(2)
Developing country interests in agricultural reforms under the World Trade Organization. (Industry Overview)(Statistical Data Included) Xinshen Diao, Terry Roe, Agapi Somwaru. American Journal of Agricultural Economics August 2002 v84 i3 p782(9)
Agricultural policy reforms in the new multilateral trade round. (Uruguay round) Merlinda D. Ingco. American Journal of Agricultural Economics August 2002 v84 i3 p798(2) |
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