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Collapse at the WTO : a Cancun post-mortem

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Narlikar, Amrita

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2004Action note:

6/4/04 JOYD

Summary: Offers an analysis of the collapse of the WTO talks in Cancun in September 2003. Argues that the collapse of the talks should not be regarded as a victory for the developing world as many have suggested. Sees instead, that the collapse was the inevitable result of deep-seated tensions within the WTO's institutional framework. Suggests that these imbalances, if not corrected, will heighten the alienation of developing countries and work to the detriment of the legitimacy and survival of the WTO.

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Offers an analysis of the collapse of the WTO talks in Cancun in September 2003. Argues that the collapse of the talks should not be regarded as a victory for the developing world as many have suggested. Sees instead, that the collapse was the inevitable result of deep-seated tensions within the WTO's institutional framework. Suggests that these imbalances, if not corrected, will heighten the alienation of developing countries and work to the detriment of the legitimacy and survival of the WTO.

6/4/04 JOYD

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