Governing the World Trade Organization
Past, Present and Beyond Doha
Herausgeber: Cottier, Thomas; Elsig, Manfred
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Past, Present and Beyond Doha
Herausgeber: Cottier, Thomas; Elsig, Manfred
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Discusses the various challenges the WTO faces and provides policy-relevant ideas to reform WTO governance.
Discusses the various challenges the WTO faces and provides policy-relevant ideas to reform WTO governance.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Januar 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 533g
- ISBN-13: 9781107417038
- ISBN-10: 1107417031
- Artikelnr.: 40952606
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Januar 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 533g
- ISBN-13: 9781107417038
- ISBN-10: 1107417031
- Artikelnr.: 40952606
1. Introduction Thomas Cottier and Manfred Elsig; 2. The origins and back
to the future: a conversation with Ambassador Julio Lacarte; 3. After
globalization? WTO reform and the new global political economy Tony McGrew;
4. Internal measures in the multilateral trading system: where are the
borders of the WTO agenda? Marion Jansen; 5. Legitimising global economic
governance through transnational parliamentarisation: how far have we come?
How much further must we go? Markus Krajewski; 6. Adapting to new power
balances: institutional reform in the WTO Amrita Narlikar; 7. Delegation
chains, agenda control, and political mobilisation: how the EU Commission
tries to affect domestic mobilisation on the DDA Bart Kerremans; 8.
Developing countries and monitoring WTO commitments in response to the
global economic crisis Chad Bown; 9. Exploring the limits of institutional
coherence in trade and development Kent Jones; 10. The WTO as a 'living
instrument': the contribution of consensus decision-making and informality
to institutional norms and practices Mary Footer; 11. Crisis situations and
consensus seeking: adaptive decision making in the FAO and applying its
lessons to the reform of the WTO Robert Kissack; 12. A post-Montesquieu
analysis of the WTO Steve Charnovitz; 13. Reforming the WTO: the
decision-making triangle revisited Manfred Elsig and Thomas Cottier; 14.
Barriers to WTO reform: intellectual narrowness and the production of
path-dependent thinking Rorden Wilkinson.
to the future: a conversation with Ambassador Julio Lacarte; 3. After
globalization? WTO reform and the new global political economy Tony McGrew;
4. Internal measures in the multilateral trading system: where are the
borders of the WTO agenda? Marion Jansen; 5. Legitimising global economic
governance through transnational parliamentarisation: how far have we come?
How much further must we go? Markus Krajewski; 6. Adapting to new power
balances: institutional reform in the WTO Amrita Narlikar; 7. Delegation
chains, agenda control, and political mobilisation: how the EU Commission
tries to affect domestic mobilisation on the DDA Bart Kerremans; 8.
Developing countries and monitoring WTO commitments in response to the
global economic crisis Chad Bown; 9. Exploring the limits of institutional
coherence in trade and development Kent Jones; 10. The WTO as a 'living
instrument': the contribution of consensus decision-making and informality
to institutional norms and practices Mary Footer; 11. Crisis situations and
consensus seeking: adaptive decision making in the FAO and applying its
lessons to the reform of the WTO Robert Kissack; 12. A post-Montesquieu
analysis of the WTO Steve Charnovitz; 13. Reforming the WTO: the
decision-making triangle revisited Manfred Elsig and Thomas Cottier; 14.
Barriers to WTO reform: intellectual narrowness and the production of
path-dependent thinking Rorden Wilkinson.
1. Introduction Thomas Cottier and Manfred Elsig; 2. The origins and back
to the future: a conversation with Ambassador Julio Lacarte; 3. After
globalization? WTO reform and the new global political economy Tony McGrew;
4. Internal measures in the multilateral trading system: where are the
borders of the WTO agenda? Marion Jansen; 5. Legitimising global economic
governance through transnational parliamentarisation: how far have we come?
How much further must we go? Markus Krajewski; 6. Adapting to new power
balances: institutional reform in the WTO Amrita Narlikar; 7. Delegation
chains, agenda control, and political mobilisation: how the EU Commission
tries to affect domestic mobilisation on the DDA Bart Kerremans; 8.
Developing countries and monitoring WTO commitments in response to the
global economic crisis Chad Bown; 9. Exploring the limits of institutional
coherence in trade and development Kent Jones; 10. The WTO as a 'living
instrument': the contribution of consensus decision-making and informality
to institutional norms and practices Mary Footer; 11. Crisis situations and
consensus seeking: adaptive decision making in the FAO and applying its
lessons to the reform of the WTO Robert Kissack; 12. A post-Montesquieu
analysis of the WTO Steve Charnovitz; 13. Reforming the WTO: the
decision-making triangle revisited Manfred Elsig and Thomas Cottier; 14.
Barriers to WTO reform: intellectual narrowness and the production of
path-dependent thinking Rorden Wilkinson.
to the future: a conversation with Ambassador Julio Lacarte; 3. After
globalization? WTO reform and the new global political economy Tony McGrew;
4. Internal measures in the multilateral trading system: where are the
borders of the WTO agenda? Marion Jansen; 5. Legitimising global economic
governance through transnational parliamentarisation: how far have we come?
How much further must we go? Markus Krajewski; 6. Adapting to new power
balances: institutional reform in the WTO Amrita Narlikar; 7. Delegation
chains, agenda control, and political mobilisation: how the EU Commission
tries to affect domestic mobilisation on the DDA Bart Kerremans; 8.
Developing countries and monitoring WTO commitments in response to the
global economic crisis Chad Bown; 9. Exploring the limits of institutional
coherence in trade and development Kent Jones; 10. The WTO as a 'living
instrument': the contribution of consensus decision-making and informality
to institutional norms and practices Mary Footer; 11. Crisis situations and
consensus seeking: adaptive decision making in the FAO and applying its
lessons to the reform of the WTO Robert Kissack; 12. A post-Montesquieu
analysis of the WTO Steve Charnovitz; 13. Reforming the WTO: the
decision-making triangle revisited Manfred Elsig and Thomas Cottier; 14.
Barriers to WTO reform: intellectual narrowness and the production of
path-dependent thinking Rorden Wilkinson.