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International economic agreements and environmental justice

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How a TPP-style E-commerce outcome in the WTO would endanger the development dimension of the GATS acquis (and potentially the WTO)

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Serving whose interests? : the political economy of trade in services agreements

Kelsey, Jane. - 2008

chapter Introduction Taking services to market -- chapter 1 Reading the GATS as ideology -- chapter 2 How the GATS was won (and lost?) -- chapter 3 Trade-related development Case study 5 The WDR 2004: making services work -- chapter 4 The illusion of public services -- chapter 5 Ruling the...

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