Add to ORKGAt the opening of the fourth ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in Doha in November 2001, European Union Trade Commissioner Pascal Lamy pledged that 'Europe has listened, Europe has moved, and Europe is willing to go the extra mile [to make this a development round]'. Such a promise was enough to convince many developing countries of the sincerity of the EU's commitment to a new WTO round - the so-called Doha Development Round
The EU’s role in the world development debate receives remarkably little academic attention despite ...
This article investigates the reasons why the EU tried to promote environmental norms in the Doha ro...
The indefinite prorogation of the WTO’s Doha trade talks in July suggests that the global appetite f...
Speaking in Brazil on January 30th 2003, the EU Trade Commissioner Pascal Lamy maintained that the D...
In a speech to the Foreign Trade Association in Brussels on June 5th, EU Trade Commissioner Lamy hig...
There is no doubt that the European Union (EU) has made a positive contribution to trade liberalisat...
In this article, the challenges posed to the European Union's (EU) role in trade policy and its impl...
In its review of EU trade policy the WTO highlighted the EU's active support for a st...
With less than a week to go before a crucial meeting of the WTO General Council, the Doha Developmen...
The transformation of the international trade regime became patently clear at the 2003 Cancún Summit...
A fundamental objective of the Doha Round of WTO negotiations is to improve the trading prospects of...
The European Union is a key player in the Doha Development Round of multilateral trade negotiations....
This article is concerned with the Doha ‘Development’ Round of the World Trade Organisation (WTO). I...
Speaking in the UK House of Commons on June 27th 2002 EU Trade Commissioner Lamy sought to set out h...
This paper reviews progress towards a new trade agreement under the Doha Development Agenda. A hithe...
The EU’s role in the world development debate receives remarkably little academic attention despite ...
This article investigates the reasons why the EU tried to promote environmental norms in the Doha ro...
The indefinite prorogation of the WTO’s Doha trade talks in July suggests that the global appetite f...
Speaking in Brazil on January 30th 2003, the EU Trade Commissioner Pascal Lamy maintained that the D...
In a speech to the Foreign Trade Association in Brussels on June 5th, EU Trade Commissioner Lamy hig...
There is no doubt that the European Union (EU) has made a positive contribution to trade liberalisat...
In this article, the challenges posed to the European Union's (EU) role in trade policy and its impl...
In its review of EU trade policy the WTO highlighted the EU's active support for a st...
With less than a week to go before a crucial meeting of the WTO General Council, the Doha Developmen...
The transformation of the international trade regime became patently clear at the 2003 Cancún Summit...
A fundamental objective of the Doha Round of WTO negotiations is to improve the trading prospects of...
The European Union is a key player in the Doha Development Round of multilateral trade negotiations....
This article is concerned with the Doha ‘Development’ Round of the World Trade Organisation (WTO). I...
Speaking in the UK House of Commons on June 27th 2002 EU Trade Commissioner Lamy sought to set out h...
This paper reviews progress towards a new trade agreement under the Doha Development Agenda. A hithe...
The EU’s role in the world development debate receives remarkably little academic attention despite ...
This article investigates the reasons why the EU tried to promote environmental norms in the Doha ro...
The indefinite prorogation of the WTO’s Doha trade talks in July suggests that the global appetite f...