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TWN Trade and Development Series
Book No.1: From Marrakesh to Singapore-The WTO and Developing Countries by Magda Shahin Book No.2: The WTO and the Proposed Multilateral Investment Agreement: Implications for Developing Countries and Proposed Positions by Martin Khor Book No.3: Some Key Issues Relating to the WTO by Bhagirath Lal Das Book No.4: The New Issues and Developing Countries by Chakravarthi Raghavan Book No. 5: Trade and Environment in the WTO by Magda Shahin Book No. 6: Globalisation: The Past in our Present by Deepak Nayyar Book No. 7: The Implementation of the WTO Multilateral Trade Agreements, the 'Built-in' Agenda, New Issues, and the Developing Countries by Xiaobing Tang Book No. 8: Strengthening Developing Countries in the WTO by C.Raghavan Book No. 9: The WTO and its Dispute Settlement System: Tilting the balance against the South by C.Raghavan Book No. 10: Negotiations on Agriculture and Services in the WTO:Suggestions for Modalities/Guidelines by B.L.Das Book No. 11: The Implications of the New Issues in the WTO by B.L.Das Book No. 12: Developing Countries, the WTO and a New Round: A Perspective by Ransford Smith Book No. 13: Review of the TRIPS Agreement: Fostering the Transfer of Technology to Developing Countries by Caros Correa Book No.14: The proposed new issues in the WTO and the interests of developing countries by Martin Khor Book No.15: WTO: Challenges for Developing Countries in the Near Future by B.L.Das Book No.16: Dangers of negotiating investment and competition rules in the WTO by B.L.Das Book No.17: WTO Agreement on agriculture: Deficiencies and proposals for change by B.L.Das Book No.18: Some suggestions for modalities in agriculture negotiations by B.L.Das Book No.19: The WTO agriculture agreement:: Features, effects, negotiations, and suggested changes by Martin Khor Price Postage Third
World countries US$4.00
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This
is part of a series of papers on trade and development that the Third
World Network is publishing on issues that are of public concern for the
countries of the South in particular and for the international community
and public in general. The aim of the Papers is to generate discussion
and contribute to the search for appropriate policies towards development
that is oriented to fulfilling human needs, social equity and environmental
sustainability. 