Vol. 9 No. 1,2: September 2002 -Special double issue - From Doha to Kananaskis: The future of the world trading system and the crisis of governance

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• What is the WTO for?

  Guy de Jonquières

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• Reflections on global economic governance

  Gerald Helleiner

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• The dog that won’t bark

  Daniel Drache

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• The WTO negotiations on services: The regulatory state up for grabs

  Robert Howse, Elisabeth Tuerk

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• The GATS, democratic governance, and public interest regulation

  Scott Sinclair

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• TRIPS: Controversies and potential reform

  Keith Maskus

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• The WTO services agreement: Problems for municipalities

  Michelle Swenarchuk

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• Water for sale: The impact of international services on public policy and law

  Steven Shrybman

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• The crisis of governance and the WTO

  Martin Sharp

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• Farmers’ opposition to corporate globalization and trade agreements

  Darrin Qualman

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• A Community (or European Community) perspective on the agricultural part of Doha

  David Roberts

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• Labour standards and trade agreements: Never the twain shall meet?

  Jim Stanford

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• The trade policy–labour standards linkage

  Michael Trebilcock

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• Trade and labour standards: A view from the south

  Amit Dasgupta

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• One world, many systems: When universal trade rules collide with the need for policy diversity

  Daniel Drache

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• Trade blocs: The steep learning curve

  George Haynal

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• The Doha Development Agenda and global governance

  Carlo Trojan

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• Doha and after

  Sylvia Ostry

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• Global economic governance: The WTO’s ongoing crisis of legitimacy

  Tony Clarke

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• The state of the anti-globalization movement: Challenges ahead

  Raghav Narsalay

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• The future of civil society opposition to neoliberal global economic governance

  Jan Aart Scholte

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• Facing the legitimacy challenges in the WTO

  Debra Steger

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