| TRADE |
| Publication/ Source/ Institution
| Title
| Author
|
| Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Berlin |
China one year after joining the WTO |
Bernd Reddies |
| Focus on the Global South, Bangkok |
Multilateral Punishment: The Philippines in the WTO 1995-2003 |
Walden Bello |
| International Institute for Sustainable Development, Canada |
The Singapore Issues: Investment, Competition Policy, Transparency
in Government Procurement and Trade Facilitation, 2003 |
N / N |
| Institute for Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore |
Importance of Research and Knowledge of WTO for Negotiating Purposes,
2003 |
K Kesavapany |
| OpenDemocracy.net, London |
Trade and Justice: Time to Choose, 2004 |
Hillary Benn |
| OpenDemocracy.net, London |
Trade Hypocrisy: The Problem with Robert Zoellick, 2002 |
Kevin Watkins (OXFAM) |
| United Nations Conference on Trade and Development |
Free Trade or Fair Trade |
Mehdi Shafaeddin |
| World Trade Organization, Geneva |
Market Access: Unfinished Business Post-Uruguay Round Inventory
and Issues, undated |
N / N |
| |
| EDUCATION AND HEALTH |
| Publication/ Source/ Institution
| Title
| Author
|
| The Boston College Center for International Higher Education, Boston MA |
Higher Education and the WTO: Globalization Run Amok |
Philip G. Altbach |
| International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, Winnipeg |
Make
Drugs Affordable: Replace TRIPS-plus by R&D-plus, 2004 |
James Love / Tim Hubbard |
| Third World Network, Penang |
More
Consultations Needed for TRIPS/HEALTH “Permanent Solution” |
Martin Khor |
| Third World Network, Penang |
‘Intellectual property’:
Knowledge creation or protectionist agenda? |
Chee Yoke Ling |
| Third World Network, Penang |
TRIPS and pharmaceuticals: A case of corporate profits over public Health |
Cecilia Oh |
| |
| GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AND THE INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMIC ARCHITECTURE |
| Publication/ Source/ Institution
| Title
| Author
|
| Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Berlin |
Mexico in the WTO debate |
Antonio Ortiz Mena |
| Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Berlin |
The Future of Multilateralism after Monterrey and Johannesburg |
Jens Martens |
| Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Berlin |
The WTO and the crisis of multilateralism: A look at the present
situation |
Erfried Adam |
| Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Berlin |
What
makes a Round a ‘Development Round’? |
Federico Alberto Cuello Camilo |
| Focus on the Global South, Bangkok |
Prospects for Good Global Governance: The View from the South
- A Report Prepared for the Bundestag, Federal Republic of Germany |
Walden Bello |
| Focus on the Global South, Bangkok |
What
is the Actual “State of Play” in Geneva? |
Walden Bello |
| Institute for International Economics, Washington DC |
Decision-Making in the WTO |
Jeffrey J. Schott / Jayashree Watal |
| London School of Economics and Political Science, London |
Developing Country Coalitions in Multilateral Trade Negotiations,
undated |
Peter Draper / Razeen Sally |
| London School of Economics and Political Science, London |
Southeast Asia in the WTO: From Hanging Together to Bowling Alone,
undated |
Razeen Sally |
| National University of Singapore, Singapore |
Managing Liberalisation, Regionalism, and Globalisation in the
next 50 years |
Augustine HH Tan |
| OpenDemocracy.net, London |
Can trade work for the poor? The challenge for UNCTAD, 2004 |
Amy Barry, Oxfam |
| N / N |
Political Power, Accountability and Global Governance |
Raimo Väyrynen |
| N / N |
Crisis in Cancun |
Rorden Wilkinson |
| N / N |
The WTO and the regulation of international trade |
Rorden Wilkinson |
| Third World Network, Penang |
The WTO, The Post-Doha Agenda and the Future of Trade System:
A Development Perspective |
Martin Khor |
| United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Geneva |
Markets, Politics and Globalization: Can the Global Economy be
Civilized |
Gerald Karl Helleiner |
| The World Bank, Washington DC |
Cancun: Crisis or Catharsis? |
Bernard Hoekman |
| World Trade Organization, Geneva |
The Future of the WTO |
Peter Sutherland et al. |
| World Trade Organization, Geneva |
Transparency and Dialogue with Civil Society, undated |
N / N |
| World Trade Organization, Geneva |
Understanding the WTO |
N / N |
| N / N |
World Trade Organizational Structure |
N / N |
| |
| LABOR |
| Publication/ Source/ Institution
| Title
| Author
|
| Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Berlin |
Enter Globalization, Exit Traditional Skills |
Mubarak Zeb Khan |
| Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Berlin |
Flexibility, but for whom? Demands Raised by Development Circles
and Labor Unions on the GATS Negotiation in the WTO, 2003 |
Peter Fuchs |
| Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Berlin |
Globalization and Social Progress: The Role and Impact of International
Labour Standards, 2002 |
Werner Sengenberger |
| Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Berlin |
Moving Towards a fair Globalisation, 2004 |
Nicola Liebert |
| Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Berlin |
Social Standards in Bilateral and Regional Trade and Investment
Agreements: Instruments, Enforcement, and Policy Options for Trade Unions,
2005 |
Thomas Greven |
| Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Berlin |
The General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS): A Background
Note, 2003 |
Michaela Eglin |
| OXFAM |
Speaking
notes for World Social Forum event “GATS and the
future of public services”
25th January
|
Jeremy Hobbs |
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