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The Lisbon Treaty and Commonwealth developing countries : implications for ACP-EU trade and trade negotiations

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Stevens, Christopher

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Commonwealth Secretariat LondonGB 2010Description: 30 pAction note:

6/28/11 EVELYND

Summary: Offers a preliminary guide of the potential areas of change and the responses that they could make. Describes the changes and assesses how these might impact upon Commonwealth developing countries in the context of the EU's Global Competitiveness Strategy.

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Offers a preliminary guide of the potential areas of change and the responses that they could make. Describes the changes and assesses how these might impact upon Commonwealth developing countries in the context of the EU's Global Competitiveness Strategy.

6/28/11 EVELYND

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