The Electronic Reader for Hong Kong
Selected new papers on trade and development
In the run-up to Hong Kong NGOs and other agencies have multiplied the publication of research and education material. World Economy & Development in brief presents the direct links to the 12 most recent policy papers on trade, development, and environment.
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17 ways the European Commission is pushing trade liberalization on poor countries (Mark Curtis/Christian Aid) |
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A Development Assessment of the Current WTO Negotiations (Martin Khor/Third World Network) |
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Blood on the floor. How the rich countries have squeezed development out of the WTO Doha Negotiations (Oxfam International) |
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The empty promise and perilous game of the European Commission to slash its agricultural supports (Jacques Berthelot/Solidarité) |
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The EU Corporate Trade Agenda. The role and the interests of corporations and their lobby groups in Trade Policy-Making in the European Union (Christina Deckwirth/Seattle-2-Brussels Network) |
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Final Trade Union Statement on the Agenda for the 6th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organisation |
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Green but not clean. Why a comprehensive review of Green Box subsidies is necessary (ActionAid/Caritas Internationalis/CIDSE/Oxfam International) |
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Hong Kong 2005: Global Challenges and World Trade (WWF) |
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Trade Policy Briefs on Policy Space, Aid for Trade, Benchmarking (South Centre) |
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Strengthening the Global Trade Architecture for Economic Development: An Agenda for Action (Global Trade and Financial Architecture Project) |
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Why Developing Countries Need Tariffs? How WTO NAMA Negotiations Could Deny Developing Countries' Right to a Future (Ha-Joon Chang/South Centre/Oxfam International) |
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Why the European Union should oppose the inclusion of forests, fisheries and minerals in the WTO's NAMA negotiations (Friends of the Earth Europe) |
(Posted: 6 December 2005)
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