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, questions of WTO institutional reform have been framed as a matter of improving the WTO’s legitimacy. This Article suggests that … thinking about WTO redesign as a matter of improving its legitimacy limits our ability to fundamentally appreciate what the WTO … have been the social, political, and economic implications of the legitimacy debate thus far. The legitimacy debate appears …
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considerable opposition from the losers in the free trade system and attendant challenges to the legitimacy of the WTO. As the … issues of scientific and economic uncertainty. This chapter analyzes how the WTO has sought legitimacy for itself and for the … international trade negotiations. Initially, legitimacy was claimed to derive from an expanding membership and the lowering of …
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Legitimacy of the WTO by Joshua Meltzer ; and b) Reconstruing WTO Legitimacy Debates by Michael Fakhri . These two readings are … mainly focussed on the legitimacy of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and what constitutes the legitimacy of WTO, what …
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In 1997, the Lima Declaration against Corruption made the first institutional cry to the World Trade Organization (WTO) to address the issue of corruption in international trade. In fact, international trade bears critical vulnerabilities to corruption, particularly concerning Customs...
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Trade regulation may never have been in more flux than it is now. Other than the emergence of ‘megaregionals' (such as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership-TTIP or the Trans-pacific Partnership-TPP) and the difficulties in finalizing the Doha Development Agenda, increased...
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This article seeks to assess the respective contributions of China and India to the law of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and to gain from a comparative perspective a better understanding on the potential impact of China on the WTO system. It observes that, although China's share in world...
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International trade flows based on information. Is the foreign market open? What are the conditions for entry? Are there customs duties to be paid and other regulations that need to be satisfied? Businesses thrive on getting as much certainty as they can find, and this requires reliable...
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In January 2005, at the 10th anniversary of the organization, the World Trade Organization (WTO) issued the long-awaited high-level panel report on The Future of the WTO. This essay explains why the so-called Sutherland Report, named after one of its authors, is likely to be regarded by history...
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Existing theories make divergent predictions about the impact of new powers on the global political economy. Some argue that a more even distribution of power will erode international cooperation, while others argue that cooperation can continue with the help of international institutions to...
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