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WTO Debate In Davos

AP Worldstream ALEXANDER G. HIGGINS DAVOS, Switzerland -- The global economy has grown strong but so has debate over who has benefited and who has lost in the boom, world corporate and government leaders heard at an annual summit Friday.

The WTO and Family Farms: An Interview with Mark Ritchie

THE WTO AND FAMILY FARMS: AN INTERVIEW WITH MARK RITCHIE

Precaution Meets Protectionism at the WTO

January 21, 2000 | OPINION | BY HECTOR ROGELIO TORRES We have failed in launching a broad new round of talks to liberalize world trade. But in spite of this, negotiations to further liberalize trade in agriculture are to start at the beginning of this year.

What Next for the WTO? Three Critics Discuss Policy Alternatives

The American Prospect | January 17, 2000 Five Simple Principles for World Trade By DANI RODRIK

WTO Director General faces protestors in India

New Delhi, Jan 11

WTO Upholds U.S. Law in Banana Case

Associated Press In a ruling stemming from a dispute with the European Union over banana imports, the World Trade Organization on today upheld a U.S. law that punishes other countries for violating global trade rules.:

Beyond Seattle

Published in Seattle & Beyond by the Alliance for Sustainable Jobs and the Environment, Vol. 2, No. 1. The recent World Trade Organization Ministerial talks in Seattle failed largely because the negotiation process was undemocratic.  It was the first time where the developing nations stood fast against the trade agenda of the economic superpowers.

Reconvening WTO Ministerial Meeting Will Take Some Time, EU Official Says

International Trade Reporter Volume 16 Number 49 Thursday, December 16, 1999 Page 2027 ISSN 1523-2816 World News WTO Reconvening WTO Ministerial Meeting Will Take Some Time, EU Official Says

U.S., EU Summit Meeting on Dec. 15 Postponed Because of Mideast Peace Talks

Volume 16 Number 49 Thursday, December 16, 1999 Page 2025 ISSN 1523-2816 Europe European Union U.S., EU Summit Meeting on Dec. 15 Postponed Because of Mideast Peace Talks The summit meeting between the United States and the European Union originally scheduled to be held in Washington, D.C., on Dec. 15 has been postponed until later in the week, officials said Dec. 10.

Yale Student among WTO Protestors

ABC NewsWire | December 8, 1999

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