Research Area: Common markets, free trade associations, and monetary unions
Doha: Is It Really a Development Round?
Publication Date: May 2002
Research Area: Trade
Publisher(s): Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Author(s): Kamal Malhotra
Trade Policymaking in the European Union: Institutional Framework
Publication Date: March 2002
Research Area: Trade
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
Fast Track to Lost Jobs: Trade Deficits and Manufacturing Decline are the Legacies of NAFTA and the WTO
Publication Date: October 2001
Research Area: Labor; Trade
Publisher(s): Economic Policy Institute Author(s): Robert E. Scott
Trading away U.S. Farms: 'Fast Track' will Exacerbate Problems with U.S. Trade and Agricultural Policies that Continue to Hurt Farmers
Publication Date: September 2001
Research Area: Agriculture, forestry and fishing; Trade
Publisher(s): Economic Policy Institute Author(s): Robert E. Scott
Overhauling the WTO: Opportunity at Doha and Beyond
Publication Date: September 2001
Research Area: Trade
Publisher(s): Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Author(s): Ann M. Florini, John Audley
Agricultural Export Subsidies, Export Credits, and the World Trade Organization
Publication Date: March 2001
Research Area: Trade
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
Undermining the WTO : the case against 'open sectoralism'
Publication Date: January 2001
Research Area: International relations; Trade
Publisher(s): East-West Center Author(s): Vinod K. Aggarwal, John Ravenhill
One Year After Seattle: Globalization Revisited
Publication Date: November 2000
Research Area: Trade
Publisher(s): Center for Economic and Policy Research Author(s): Mark Weisbrot
Environment and the World Trade Organization (WTO) at Seattle: Issues and Concerns
Publication Date: December 1999
Research Area: Environment; Trade
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
Globalization: A Primer
Publication Date: October 1999
Research Area: Trade
Publisher(s): Center for Economic and Policy Research Author(s): Mark Weisbrot