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Regionalism and the world trading system

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TextPublication details: WTO GenevaCH 1995Description: ii, 91 pAction note:

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Summary: Addresses two themes viz. whether postwar regional integration agreements have complemented or undermined the objectives of the world trading system; and, whether WTO rules and procedures are up to the task of ensuing that regional and multilateral approaches to integration are mutually supportive.

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Addresses two themes viz. whether postwar regional integration agreements have complemented or undermined the objectives of the world trading system; and, whether WTO rules and procedures are up to the task of ensuing that regional and multilateral approaches to integration are mutually supportive.

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