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Economic fundamentalism

Kelsey, Jane - 1995

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The FIRE economy : New Zealand's reckoning

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The risk for ASEAN of new mega-agreements that promote the wrong model of e-commerce

Kelsey, Jane - In: Developing the digital economy in ASEAN, (pp. 56-90). 2019

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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)

Kelsey, Jane - In: Journal of international economic law 21 (2018) 2, pp. 273-295

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From GATS to TISA : pushing the trade in services regime beyond the limits

Kelsey, Jane - In: European yearbook of international economic law 7 (2016), pp. 119-152

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International economic agreements and environmental justice

Kelsey, Jane - In: Environmental justice and market mechanisms : key …, (pp. 154-168). 1999

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The conundrum of shifting orthodoxies : FTAs and Korea's currency controls

Kelsey, Jane - In: Journal of international economic law 14 (2011) 4, pp. 845-868

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How "trade in services" transforms the regulation of temporary migration for remittances in poor countries

Kelsey, Jane - In: International economic law and national autonomy, (pp. 269-294). 2010

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Embedding the neoliberal transformation of government services through trade in services agreements

Kelsey, Jane - In: Globalisation and the quest for social and …, (pp. 111-129). 2011

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

Kelsey, Jane - 2008

Reading the GATS as ideology -- How the GATS was won (and lost?) -- Trade-related development -- The illusion of public services -- Ruling the services infrastructure -- Trade in people -- Minds and markets -- Dominion over the Earth-- Energy wars

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