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A new approach to special and differential treatment, Washington, D.C. : International Food & Agricultural Trade Policy Council, 2004, 12 p.
The original purpose of Special and Differential Treatment (S&D) was to level the playing field and give developing countries more time to adapt to international competition. Currently, S&D provides few benefits to developing countries, and serves as a rationale for limited concessions on the part of developed countries. The IPC believes that there are positive measures that can make S&D more precise, effective, and operational as called for in the Doha Declaration. This position paper advocates differentiating developing countries into three categories: Least Developed, Lower Middle Income Developing and Upper Middle Income Developing Countries for international trade. Each group of countries should undertake commitments in market access, domestic support and export competitition according to their capability.

A special safeguard mechanism for developing countries, Rome : Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), 2005, 18 p.

Actuar de otra manera para reducir la pobreza en la sexta Conferencia ministerial de la OMC en Hong-Kong : CIDSE -Caritas Internationalis documento de posición, Bruselas : CIDSE, 2005, 36 p.

Agir autrement pour réduire la pauvreté à la 6ème Conférence ministérielle de l’OMC à Hong Kong : document de position CIDSE – Caritas Internationalis, Vatican City : Caritas Internationalis, 2005, 36 p.

"Agreement on Agriculture", in : Agriculture in WTO law / ed. by Bernard O'Connor, (2005), pp. 433-469

Agricultural preferences : issues for negotiation, Rome : Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), 2005, 16 p.
This note benefits from an informal consultation of experts on “Preferences – Modelling Approaches and Policy Alternatives”, held at FAO, Rome on February 21 and 22, 2005

"Agricultural state trading enterprises and developing countries : some issues in the context of the WTO negotiations", in : FAO papers on selected issues relating to the WTO negotiations on agriculture, (2002), pp. 89-101
Paper prepared for the FAO Round Table on Food Security in the Context of the WTO Negotiations on Agriculture, Geneva, 20 July 2001

Agricultural trade liberalisation : effects on developing countries' output,incomes and trade, Canberra : Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 2004, 31 p.
Paper for the 7th Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis, Trade, Poverty and the Environment, Washington, D.C., 17–19 June 2004

Agricultural trade liberalization in a new trade round : perspectives of developing countries and transition economies, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2001, IX, 157 p.

Agricultural trade reform and the Doha Development Agenda; ed. by Kym Anderson and Will Martin, Washington, D.C. : World bank, 2006, XVII, 420 p.

Agriculture, Geneva : WTO, 2000, VII, 65 p.

Agriculture and international trade : law, policy, and the WTO, New York, NY : CABI, 2003, XIV, 330 p.

Agriculture and nonagricultural liberalization in the Millennium Round, Adelaide : Centre for International Economic Studies, University of Adelaide, 2000, 31 p.
Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP)

Agriculture and the new trade agenda : creating a global trading environment for development, Cambridge [etc.] : Cambridge University Press, 2004, XXI, 510 p.

Agriculture and the World Trade Organisation : Indian and French perspectives, Paris : Maison des sciences de l homme, 2002, 316 p.

Agriculture in WTO law | ed. by Bernard O'Connor, London : Cameron May, 2005, 537 p.

Agriculture negotiations at the WTO : 'modalities' phase outlook report | International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD), Geneva : International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD), 2002, Onreg. gep p.

Agriculture negotiations at the WTO : Cancún outlook report | International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD), Geneva : ICTSD, 2003, 38 p.

Agriculture negotiations at the WTO : Doha analysis report | International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD), Geneva : ICTSD, 2002, 53 p.

Agriculture negotiations at the WTO : update report | International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, Geneva : ICTSD, 2001, 34 p.

Agriculture negotiations at the WTO : ‘framework phase’ outlook report | International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, Geneva : ICTSD, 2004, VI, 28 p.

Agriculture negotiations at the WTO : ‘modalities’ phase update report, Geneva : International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD), 2002, 29 p.

Agriculture, trade and food secutity : issues and options in the WTO negotiations from the perspective of developing countries : Vol. I - Issues and options, Rome : FAO, 2000, 118 p.
Report and papers of an FAO Symposium held at Geneva on 23 - 24 September 1999

Agriculture, trade, and the WTO creating a trading environment for development, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2003, XVII, 252 p.

Agriculture, trade, and the WTO in South Asia, Washington, DC : World Bank, 2003, XIV, 244 p.

Alimentation et commerce : le défi du développement à l’OMC : rapport de la table ronde tenue par le Groupe canadien de réflexion sur la sécurité alimentaire, Ottawa, les 4 et 5 novembre 2002, Ottawa : Conseil canadien pour la coopération, 2003, 22 p.

Bhurban G20 Ministerial Declaration, Bhurban, 9-10 September 2005. : , 2005, , 4 p.Doc.no.

Cairns Group Ministerial Communique : San Jose, Costa Rica, 23-25 February 2004. San Jose : Cairns Group, 2004, , 2 p.Doc.no.

Canada : Measures Relating to Exports of Wheat and Treatment of Imported Grain : AB-2004-3 : Report of the Appellate Body. [Geneva] : World Trade Organization, 2004, , IV, 77 p.Doc.no.

Canada : Measures Relating to Exports of Wheat and Treatment of Imported Grain : Report of the Panel. [Geneva] : World Trade Organization, 2004, , Irreg. pag. p.Doc.no.

Chile : Price Band System and Safeguard Measures relating to Certain Agricultural Products : AB-2002-2 : Report of the Appellate Body. [Geneva] : World Trade Organization, 2002, , 94 p.Doc.no.

Chile : Price Band System and Safeguard Measures relating to Certain Agricultural Products : ARB-2002-2/15 : Arbitration under Article 21.3(c) of the Understanding on Rules and Procedures Governing the Settlement of Disputes : Award of the Arbitrator John Lockhart. [Geneva] : World Trade Organization, 2003, , II, 23 p.Doc.no.

Chile : Price Band System and Safeguard Measures relating to Certain Agricultural Products : Report of the Panel. [Geneva] : World Trade Organization, 2002, , 175 p.Doc.no.

Considerations in the reform of agricultural trade policy in low income developing countries Trade and Price Impacts, Rome : FAO, 2006, 4 p.

Corporate hijack of food : how the World Bank and WTO are pushing people to starvation, New Delhi : Navdanya, 2002, 36 p.

Déclaration commune au terme de la marche des paysans norvégiens : «Tout pays a le droit de produire des denrées alimentaires», Genève, le 26 juillet 2005 / Norges Bondelag ... [et al.]. Genève : Norges Bondelag, 2005, , 2 p.Doc.no.

Der internationale Agrarhandel und die Entwicklungsländer, Bonn : Forum Umwelt & Entwicklung, 2000, 14 p.

Detailed analysis of Annex A to the General Council Decision July 2004 "Framework for Establishing Modalities in Agriculture" (SC/TADP/AN/AG/9) : South Centre analytical note, Geneva : South Centre, 2004, 38 p.

Developing countries and agricultural trade liberalisation, [S.l.] : Cairns Group, 1999, 2 p.

Die WTO-Agrarverhandlungen gehen in die falsche Richtung!, Bonn : Forum Umwelt & Entwicklung, 2003, 7 p.
Kommentar zum Harbinson-Entwurf

Doha Work Programme : Draft General Council Decision of 31 July 2004. Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2004, , 20 p.Doc.no.
Contains: Framework for Establishing Modalities in Agriculture, pp. A1- A7 ; Framework for Establishing Modalities in Market Access for Non-Agricultural Products, pp. B1 - B3

Doha Work Programme : Draft General Council Decision of 31 July 2004 : Corrigendum. Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2004, , 1 p.Doc.no.
Corrigendum to Annex A

Domestic support : trade related issues and the empirical evidence, Rome : Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), 2005, 17 p.

Dumping food aid : trade or aid? : (subsidized) food aid in kind : what is in it for the WTO, Amsterdam : Wemos Foundation, 2005, 31 p.

Establishment of the Sub-Commitee on Cotton : Decision adopted by the Committee on Agriculture, Special Session on 19 November 2004. Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2004, , 1 p.Doc.no.

Estados Unidos : medidas antidumping definitivas sobre el acero inoxidable procedente de México : informe del Grupo Especial. Ginebra : Organización Mundial del Comercio, 2007, , Pag. discontinua p.Doc.no.

Estados Unidos : medidas relativas a los camarones procedentes de Tailandia : AB-2008-4 [= 3] ; Estados Unidos : directiva sobre fianzas aduaneras para determinadas mercancías sujetas a derechos antidumping y compensatorios : AB-2008-4 : Informe del Organo de Apelación. Ginebra : Organización Mundial del Comercio, 2008, , X, 159 p p.Doc.no.

Estados Unidos : subvenciones al algodón americano (upland) : recurso del Brasil al párrafo 5 del artículo 21 del ESD : AB-2008-2 : informe del Órgano de Apelación. Ginebra : Organización Mundial del Comercio, 2008, , IX, 214 p p.Doc.no.

Estados Unidos : subvenciones al algodón americano (upland) : recurso del Brasil al párrafo 5 del artículo 21 del ESD : informe del Grupo Especial. Ginebra : Organización Mundial del Comercio, 2007, , Pag. discontinua p.Doc.no.

Estados Unidos : subvenciones al algodón americano (upland) : recurso por los Estados Unidos al arbitraje previsto en el párrafo 6 del artículo 22 del ESD y el párrafo 10 del artículo 7 del Acuerdo SMC : desición del Arbitro. Ginebra : Organización Mundial del Comercio (OMC), 2009, , VI, 142 p p.Doc.no.

Estados Unidos : subvenciones al algodón americano (upland) : recurso por los Estados Unidos al arbitraje previsto en el párrafo 6 del artículo 22 del ESD y el párrafo 11 del artículo 4 del Acuerdo SMC : desición del Arbitro. Ginebra : Organización Mundial del Comercio (OMC), 2009, , VII, 163 p p.Doc.no.

Etats-Unis : mesures antidumping finales visant l'acier inoxydable en provenance du Mexique : rapport du Groupe spécial. Genève : Organisation mondiale du commerce, 2007, , Pag. séparée p.Doc.no.

Etats-Unis : mesures antidumping visant les crevettes en provenance de Thaïlande : AB-2008-3 ; Etats-Unis : directive sur les cautions en douane pour les marchandises assujetties à des droits antidumping/compensateurs : AB-2008-4 : rapport de l'Organe d'appel. Genève : Organisation mondiale du commerce, 2008, , IX, 157 p p.Doc.no.

Etats-Unis : subventions concernant le coton upland : recours du Brésil à l'article 21:5 du Mémorandum d'accord sur le règlement des différends : AB-2008-2 : rapport du l'Organe d'appel. Genève : Organisation mondiale du commerce, 2008, , IX, 206 p p.Doc.no.

Etats-Unis : subventions concernant le coton upland : recours du Brésil à l'article 21:5 du Mémorandum d'accord sur le règlement des différends : rapport du Groupe spécial. Genève : Organisation mondiale du commerce, 2007, , Pag. séparée p.Doc.no.

Etats-Unis : subventions concernant le coton upland : recours des États-Unis à l'arbitrage au titre de l'article 22:6 du Mémorandum d'accord sur le règlement des différends et de l'article 4.11 de l'Accord SMC : décision de l'arbitre. Genève : Organisation mondiale du commerce (OMC), 2009, , VII, 160 p p.Doc.no.

Etats-Unis : subventions concernant le coton upland : recours des Etats-Unis à l'arbitrage au titre de l'article 22:6 du Mémorandum d'accord sur le règlement des différends et de l'article 7.10 de l'Accord SMC : décision de l'arbitre. Genève : Organisation mondiale du commerce (OMC), 2009, , IV, 139 p p.Doc.no.

European Communities - Export Subsidies on Sugar : Complaint by Thailand : Report of the Panel. [Geneva] : World Trade Organization, 2004, , VIII, 223 p.Doc.no.

European Communities : Export Subsidies on Sugar : AB-2005-2 : Report of the Appellate Body. Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2005, , VIII, 137 p.Doc.no.

European Communities : Export Subsidies on Sugar : Complaint by Australia : Report of the Panel. [Geneva] : World Trade Organization, 2004, , VIII, 213 p.Doc.no.

European Communities : Export Subsidies on Sugar : Complaint by Brazil : Report of the Panel. [Geneva] : World Trade Organization, 2004, , VIII, 223 p.Doc.no.

European Communities : Regime for the Importation, Sale and Distribution of Bananas : AB-1997-3 : Report of the Appellate Body. Geneva : World Trade Organization, 1997, , 120, 2 p.Doc.no.
WT/DS27/AB/R, 9 September 1997 (97-3593)

European Communities : regime for the importation, sale and distribution of bananas : complaint by Guatemala and Honduras : report of the Panel. Geneva : World Trade Organization, 1997, , V, 379 p.Doc.no.
WT/DS27/R/GTM; WT/DS27/R/HND, 22 May 1997 (97-2078)

Experience with the implementation of the Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture. Commitee on Commodity Problems, Sixty-third Session, Rome, 6 – 9 March 2001, Rome : FAO, 2001, , 10 p.Doc.no.

Export competition : selected issues and the empirical evidence, Rome : Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), 2005, 15 p.

FAO papers on selected issues relating to the WTO negotiations on agriculture, Rome : Food and Agriculture Organziation of the United Nations, 2002, VI, 280 p.

FAO trade backgrounder on issues related to the WTO negotiations on agriculture, Rome : Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), 2004, 13 p.
The preparation of this paper was assisted by an informal consultation of experts involved in the analysis of cotton sector support, held from 31 May to 1 June 2004 at FAO, Rome

Food aid in the context of international and domestic markets and the Doha Round, Rome : Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), 2005, 9 p.

"Food aid in the context of the WTO negotiations on agriculture [with comments by Wyatt Thompson]", in : FAO papers on selected issues relating to the WTO negotiations on agriculture, (2002), pp. 62-88
Paper prepared for the FAO Round Table on Food Security in the Context of the WTO Negotiations on Agriculture, Geneva, 20 July 2001

Food security and trade negotiations in the World Trade Organization : a cluster analysis of country groups, Washington, DC : International Food Policy Research Institute, Trade and Macroeconomics Division, 2000, 78 p.

For farming policies in favour of family farms and trade rules that show solidarity : NEPAD - Doha Round (WTO) peasant proposals for West Africa, Ouagadougou : Network of Peasant Organisations and Producers in West Africa (ROPPA), 2003, 12 p.

Global agricultural trade and developing countries, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2005, XVIII, 329 p.

Globalization and agricultural trade policy, Boulder, CO [etc.] : Rienner, 2001, X, 357 p.

Glossary for the WTO Agreement on Agriculture, Minneapolis, MN : Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP), 2004, 4 p.

Hacia un consenso sobre la agricultura en el Ciclo del Desarrollo de Doha, Paris : Federación Internctional de Productores Agropecuarios, 2002, 6 p.

Handbook on integrated assessment of trade-related measures : the agriculture sector, Nairobi : UNEP, 2005, XIII, 88 p.

Impact of the Uruguay Round Agreements of relevance to the agricultural sector : winners and losers, Rome : FAO, 2002 [?], 9 p.

"Implications of the Uruguay Round Agreements on commodity trade of OIC countries : a preliminary assessment", in : Journal of Economic Cooperation among Islamic Countries, 16 (1995), no. 1-2, pp. 1-110

"Incorporating food security concerns in a revised Agreement on Agriculture", in : FAO papers on selected issues relating to the WTO negotiations on agriculture, (2002), pp. 18-28
Paper prepared by the FAO Commodities and Trade Division, on the basis of a longer paper by Richard Pearce and Jamie Morrison, for the FAO Round Table on Food Security in the Context of the WTO Negotiations on Agriculture, Geneva, 20 July 2001

International agricultural trade disputes : case studies in North America, Calgary : University of Calgary Press, 2005, XVI, 287 p.

Japan : Measures affecting Agricultural Products : AB-1998-8 : Report of the Appellate Body. [Geneva] : World Trade Organization, 1999, , II, 42 p.Doc.no.

Japan : measures affecting agricultural products : report of the Panel. [Geneva] : World Trade Organization, 1998, , II, 184 p.Doc.no.

Joint Declaration — Calling for every country's right to produce food -. Geneva : [s. n.], 2005, , 2 p.Doc.no.

Kein Handel mit dem Hunger! : keine Einschränkungen der Hungerbekämpfung im Süden und des Umweltschutzes im Norden durch die WTO, Bonn : Forum Umwelt & Entwicklung, 2001, 4 p.

Korea : Measures affecting Imports of Fresh, Chilled and Frozen Beef : AB-2000-8 : Report of the Appellate Body. [Geneva] : [World Trade Organization], 2000, , I, 58 p.Doc.no.

Korea : Measures Affecting Imports of Fresh, Chilled and Frozen Beef : Report of the panel. [Geneva] : World Trade Organization, 2000, , VII, 232 p.Doc.no.

L"entente-cadre conclue à l"OMC le 1er août 2004 : comment s"en sort le développement?. Note d"information du CCCI ; novembre 2004, Ottawa : Conseil canadien pour la coopération internationale (CCCI), 2004, , 11 p.Doc.no.

Las negociaciones comerciales multilaterales sobre la agricultura : manual de referencia : II : Acuerdo sobre la Agricultura, Roma : Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Agricultura y la Alimentación, 2000

Les négociations commerciales multilatérales sur l'agriculture : manuel de référence : II : L'Accord sur l'agriculture, Rome : Organisation des Nations Unies pour l’alimentation et l’agriculture, 2001

Les négociations de l'OMC sur l'agriculture : vers un équilibre entre les politiques publiques et la libéralisation du commerce : un point de vue canadien, [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2004, 35 p.

Making a difference for poverty reduction at the Sixth WTO Ministerial : a CIDSE-Caritas Internationalis position paper, Vatican City : Caritas internationalis, 2005, 32 p.

Market access for high-value foods, Washington, D.C. : United States Department of Agriculture, 2005, IV, 43 p.

Market access: unfinished business : post-Uruguay Round inventory and issues, Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2001, 145 p.
The study profiles post-Uruguay Round market access conditions in three areas - industrial tariffs, agriculture and services – the latter two of which are already the subject of ongoing negotiations. The detailed study is intended as a comprehensive resource for negotiators and the interested public.

Mexico : Definitive Countervailing Measures on Olive Oil from the European Communities : Report of the Panel. Geneva : World Trade Organization , 2008, , Irreg. pag. p.Doc.no.

México : medidas compensatorias definitivas sobre el aceite de oliva procedente de las Comunidades Europeas : informe del Grupo Especial. Ginebra : Organización Mundial del Comercio, 2008, , Pag. discontinua p.Doc.no.

Mexique : mesures compensatoires définitives visant l'huile d'olive en provenance des Communautés européennes : rapport du Groupe spécial. Genève : Organisation mondiale du commerce, 2008, , Pag. séparée p.Doc.no.

Multilateral trade negotiations on agriculture : a resource manual : II : Agreement on Agriculture, Rome : Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), 2000

Négociations de l'OMC sur l'agriculture : questions visées et état d'avancement [Mise à jour: 20 avril 2004], Genève : Organisation mondiale du commerce, 2004, 82 p.

Negotiating the future of agricultural policies : agricultural trade and the millennium WTO round, The Hague [etc.] : Kluwer Law International, 2000, XV, 310 p.

New reflections on international trade : essays on agriculture, WTO accession and systemic issues | ed. by Jeremy Streatfeild and Simon Lacey, London : Cameron May, 2008, 453 p.

Non-trade concerns in a multifunctional agriculture : implications for agricultural policy and the multilateral trading system, Oslo : Royal Ministry of Agriculture, 1998, VI, 10 p.

Note on the Harbinson draft on modalities in the WTO agriculture negotiations | Agricultural Policy Research Division, Danish Research Institute of Food Economics, Frederiksberg : Danish Research Institute of Food Economics, Agricultural Policy Research Division, 2003, 40 p.

OMC negociaciones sobre la agricultura : cuestiones examinadas y situación actual [Actualización de 20 de abril de 2004], Ginebra : OMC, 2004, 83 p.

Our world is not for sale : priority to peoples food sovereignty : WTO out of food and agriculture, [Bangkok] : [Focus on the Global South], 2001, Onreg. gep p.

Pour des politiques agricoles en faveur de l’exploitation familiale et des règles commerciales solidaires : NEPAD - Cycle de Doha (OMC), propositions paysannes de l’Afrique de l’Ouest, Ouagadougou : Réseau des organisations paysannes et des producteurs agricoles de l'Afrique de l'Ouest (ROPPA), 2003, 12 p.

Programme de travail de Doha : projet de décision du Conseil général du 31 juillet 2004. Genève : Organisation mondiale du commerce, 2004, , 22 p.Doc.no.
Contient: Cadre pour l'établissement de modalités concernant l'agriculture, pp A1 - A9 ; Cadre pour l'établissement de modalités concernant l'accès aux marchés pour les produits non agricoles, pp. B1 - B3

Programme de travail de Doha : projet de décision du Conseil général du 31 juillet 2004 : corrigendum. Genève : Organisation mondiale du commerce, 2004, Doc.no.
Corrigendum de l'Annexe A

Proposed elements of modalities in connection with the sectorial initiative in favour of cotton : communication from the African Group. Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2005, , 4 p.Doc.no.

Propositions d'éléments de modalités dans le cadre de l'initiative sectorielle en faveur du coton : communication du Groupe Africain. Genève : Organisation mondiale du commerce, 2005, , 5 p.Doc.no.

Propuestas de elementos de modalidades en el marco de la iniciativa sectotial en favor del algodón : comunicación del Grupo Africano. Ginebra : Organización Mundial del Comercio, 2005, , 5 p.Doc.no.

Reason versus emotion : requirements for a successful WTO Round : papers to shape your thinking on trade policy, Seattle, WA : Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC), 1999, XIII, 134 p.

Recommendations for the Doha agricultural trade negotiations, Washington, D.C. : IPC, 2003, 16 p.

Reduction methods : tariff negotiations in agriculture : making sense of 'fixed percentage' and 'harmonizing' cuts, the 'Uruguay Round' approach, and Swiss formulas, Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2003, 4 p.

Revised Draft Modalities for Agriculture. Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2008, , 108 p.Doc.no.
This document reflects changes to the modalities intending to reflect the negotiation processn as well as corrections to a number of typographical errors which were included in the originals of this document.

Revised Draft Modalities for Agriculture. Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2008, , 116 p.Doc.no.
This document reflects changes to the modalities intending to reflect the negotiation process. The draft is a revision of the previous versions circulated on 19 May and 8 February 2008. This in turn was revised from a version circulated in July and August 2007 and the chair’s 16 working documents circulated since then. The changes are the result of roughly 240 hours of negotiations organized by the chairperson from September to July, the most intensive and productive phase in the Doha Round since it began in 2001 and since the agriculture negotiations began in March 2000. Delegations have also held lengthy negotiations among themselves

"Revolving Fund for the purpose of implementing the WTO Marrakesh Decision relating to the Least-Developed and Net Food-Importing Developing Countries", in : FAO papers on selected issues relating to the WTO negotiations on agriculture, (2002), pp. 150-168
Technical note based on an informal FAO consultation held in Rome on 17 September 2001

"Rural development : some issues in the context of the WTO negotiations on agriculture", in : FAO papers on selected issues relating to the WTO negotiations on agriculture, (2002), pp. 29-44
Paper prepared for the FAO Round Table on Food Security in the Context of the WTO Negotiations on Agriculture, Geneva, 20 July 2001 [based on a paper prepared by R. Pearce and J. Morrison for the FAO Commodities and Trade Division [2001]]

"Selected views on critical issues concerning international trade, financing for development and global economic governance", in : UNCTAD-civil society dialogue on selected development issues being addressed by the United Nations system : (Geneva, 10 December 2001) : papers prepared in support of the issues discussed, New York, NY [etc.] : United Nations, 2002, pp. 123-127

"Some issues relating to food security in the context of the WTO negotiations on agriculture", in : FAO papers on selected issues relating to the WTO negotiations on agriculture, (2002), pp. 1-17
Paper prepared for the FAO Geneva Round Table on Food Security in the Context of the WTO Negotiations on Agriculture, 20 July 2001

Special and differential treatment in agriculture, Rome : FAOFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), 2005, 11 p.

State of play in agriculture negotiations : Country Groupings' positions, Geneva : South Centre, 2005, 35 p.

Studies on the implementation and impact of the Agreement on Agriculture : a compilation by the Secretariat, [Geneva] : World Trade Organization, 2000

"Summary of paper on the future of preferential trade arrangements for developing countries and the current round of WTO negotiations on agriculture [with comments by Kathy-Ann Brown]", in : FAO papers on selected issues relating to the WTO negotiations on agriculture, (2002), pp. 102-115
Paper prepared for the FAO Round Table on Food Security in the Context of the WTO Negotiations on Agriculture, Geneva, 20 July 2001

"Ten ways to fix agricultural trade", in : , (2004), no. 2, p.

The Doha Round of the World Trade Organization : appraising further liberalization of agricultural markets, Ames : Center for Agricultural and Rural Development, Iowa State University, 2002, 130 p.

"The dynamics of multilateral agricultural policy reform", in : Agricultural trade liberalization in a new trade round : perspectives of developing countries and transition economies, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2001, pp. 145-157

"The end of an illusion : WTO reform, global civil society and the road to Hong Kong", in : Focus on Trade, 108 (2005), no. April, p. 17
Aileen Kwa and Alexandra Strickner assisted in the preparation of this paper

"The future of agricultural trade : conclusion", in : Globalization and agricultural trade policy, Boulder, CO [etc.] : Rienner, 2001, pp. 315-323

"The global and regional effects of liberalizing agriculture and other trade in the new round", in : Agriculture and the new trade agenda : creating a global trading environment for development, Cambridge [etc.] : Cambridge University Press, 2004, pp. 221-244

The impact of the WTO Agreement on Agriculture, Manila : IBON, 2000, 207 p.

The World Trade Organisation's Agreement on Agriculture : a fair deal?, [Amsterdam] : A SEED Europe, 2003, 30 p.

The WTO : the role of the EU post-Cancún : submission to the European Union Committee, Sub-Committee A (Economic and Financial Affairs, Trade and External Relations), House of Lords, London : CAFOD, 2004, 5 p.

The WTO Agreement on Agriculture and food security, London : Commonwealth Secretariat, 2000, XIV, 64 p.

The WTO Agreement on Agriculture and food security, London : DFID, 2002, IX, 64 p.

"The WTO and agriculture | ed. by Kym Anderson", in : Critical perspectives on the global trading system and the WTO ; 2, Cheltenham, [etc.] : Elgar, 2005, pp. XXIV, 597

The WTO and agriculture | ed. by Kym Anderson and Tim Josling, Cheltenham, [etc.] : Elgar, 2005, 2 dl p.

"The WTO and agriculture | ed. by Kym Anderson and Tim Josling", in : Critical perspectives on the global trading system and the WTO ; 2, Cheltenham, [etc.] : Elgar, 2005, pp. X, 523

The WTO and the world food system : a trade union approach, Petit-Lancy : International Union of Food, Agricultural, Hotel, Restaurant, Catering, Tobacco and Allied Workers’ Association (IUF), 2002, 28 p.

The WTO and the world food system : a trade union approach, [S.l. : s.n.], 2003, 18 p.

The WTO August 1, 2004 framework : what"s in it for development?, Ottawa : Canadian Council for International Co-operation (CCIC), 2004, 10 p.

The WTO Cancun Summit : what is at stake for food and agricultural workers, Petit-Lancy : International Union of Food, Agricultural, Hotel, Restaurant, Catering, Tobacco and Allied Workers’ Association (IUF), 2003, 17 p.

The WTO July 2004 Framework Agreement : an overview of agriculture, Minneapolis, MN : Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP), 2004, 2 p.

The WTO Ministerial Conference in Hong Kong, December 2005 : information package on trade and food security, Leuven [etc.] : NGO Consortium on food security, sustainable agriculture and trade, 2005, 20 p.

"The WTO on agriculture : food as a commodity, not a right", in : Whose Trade Organization? : a comprehensive guide to the WTO, New York, NY [etc.] : New Press, 2004, pp. 189-218

Timing of the US Farm Bill and WTO negotiations : a unique opportunity, Canberra : Australia Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE), 2005, VI, 32 p.

Towards a consensus on agriculture in the WTO Doha Development Round, Paris : International Federation of Agricultural Producers, 2002, 5 p.

Towards a rights-based multilateralism for the world food system, Petit-Lancy : International Union of Food, Agricultural, Hotel, Restaurant, Catering, Tobacco and Allied Workers’ Associations (IUF), 2004, 12 p.

Towards appropriate agricultural trade policy for low income developing countries, Rome : FAO, 2006, 15 p.

Towards food sovereignty : constructive alternatives to the World Trade Organization’s Agreement on Agriculture, Geneva : [s.n.], 2003, 27 p.

"Towards improving the operational effectiveness of the Marrakesh Decision on Measures Concerning the Possible Negative Effects of the Reform Programme on Least-Developed and Net Food-Importing Developing Countries [with comments by Amr Ramadan, Grant B. Taplin and Robin Jackson]", in : FAO papers on selected issues relating to the WTO negotiations on agriculture, (2002), pp. 116-149
Paper prepared by the FAO Commodities and Trade Division for the FAO Round Table on Selected Agricultural Trade Policy Issues, Geneva, 21 March 2001

Trade and agriculture : negotiating a new agreement?, London : Cameron May, 2001, 483 p.

Trade and development at the WTO : learning the lessons of Cancún to revive a genuine development round : first report of Session 2003–04, Volume I : report, together with formal minutes / House of Commons, International Development Committee. London : The Stationery Office Limited, 2003, , 55 p.Doc.no.
Incorporating HC 1183-i and–ii, Session 2002-03

Trade implications of the 2007 US Farm Bill proposals, Canberra : Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE), 2007, VI, 22 p.

Trade negotiation issues in the Cotonou Agreement : agriculture and economic partnership agreements, New York [etc.] : United Nations, 2003, X, 201 p.

Twenty-five ways to improve the Derbez draft on agriculture, Washington, D.C. : International Food & Agricultural Trade Policy Council (IPC), 2004, 16 p.

United States : Final Anti-Dumping Measures on Stainless Steel from Mexico : Report of the Panel. Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2007, , Irreg. pag. p.Doc.no.

United States : Measures Relating to Shrimp from Thailand : AB-2008-3 ; United States — Customs Bond Directive for Merchandise Subject to Anti-Dumping/Countervailing Duties : AB-2008-4 ; Report of the Appellate Body.. Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2008, , VIII, 134 p p.Doc.no.

United States : Subsidies on Upland Cotton : AB-2004-5 : Report of the Appellate Body. Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2005, , VIII, 301 p.Doc.no.

United States : Subsidies on Upland Cotton : Recourse to Arbitration by the United States under Article 22.6 of the DSU and Article 4.11 of the SCM Agreement : Decision by the Arbitrator. Geneva : World Trade Organization (WTO), 2009, , V, 144 p p.Doc.no.

United States : Subsidies on Upland Cotton : Recourse to Arbitration by the United States under Article 22.6 of the DSU and Article 7.10 of the SCM Agreement : Decision by the Arbitrator. Geneva : World Trade Organization (WTO), 2009, , IV, 126 p p.Doc.no.

United States : Subsidies on Upland Cotton : Recourse to Article 21.5 of the DSU by Brazil : AB-2008-2 : Report of the Appellate Body. Geneva : World Trade Organization , 2008, , VIII, 184 p.Doc.no.
The Appellate Body has affirmed that US cotton subsidies continue to violate the obligations of the US under the Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures and the Agreement on Agriculture. It upheld the rulings of a WTO compliance Panel that the US had failed to implement the 2005 WTO rulings on cotton.

United States : Subsidies on Upland Cotton : Recourse to Article 21.5 of the DSU by Brazil : Report of the Panel. Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2007, , Irreg. pag. p.Doc.no.

United States : Subsidies on Upland Cotton : Report of the Panel. Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2004, , Irreg. pag. p.Doc.no.
Includes: WT/DS267/R/Corr.1, 8 September 2004 (04-3687) ; WT/DS267/R/Add.1, 8 September 2004 (04-3414) ; WT/DS267/R/Add.2, 8 September 2004 (04-3420) ; WT/DS267/R/Add.3, 8 September 2004 (04-3419)

Unofficial guide to the revised Draft Modalities - Agriculture, 8 February 2008 [corrected 19 February 2008], Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2008, 13 p.

Unofficial guide to the Revised Draft Modalities — Agriculture 10 July 2008 [Corrected 17 July 2008], Geneva : World Trade Organization , 2008, 18 p.
The main purpose of this note is to walk you through the revised draft text circulated by Ambassador Crawford Falconer, chairperson of the agriculture negotiations, on 10 July 2008. It summarizes the main points of the text and indicates where changes have been made compared with the previous draft circulated in May 2008. Because this note is simplified you should consult the original for a more complete and precise picture.

Vers un consensus sur l'agriculture dans le Cycle de Doha sur le développement de l'OMC, Paris : Fédération internationale des producteurs agricoles, 2002, 6 p.

World trade, food and agriculture : a look at the World Trade Organization, genetically modified organisms and the issue of food security, Washington, D.C. : Heinrich Böll Foundation, Washington Office, 2001, VI, 132 p.

WTO Agreement on Agriculture : the implementation experience : developing country case studies, Rome : FAO, 2003, 460 p.

WTO agriculture negotiations : the issues, and where are we now. [Updated 20 April 2004], Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2004, 72 p.

WTO agriculture negotiations : the issues, and where are we now. [Updated 25 October 2004], Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2004, 82 p.

WTO agriculture negotiations : the issues, and where we are now [Updated 1 December 2004], Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2004, 87 p.

"WTO agriculture negotiations : the way forward from Cancun | by Troy Podbury ... [et al.]", in : Australian Commodities Quarterly, 10 (2003), no. 4, pp. 1-14

WTO as a frame work agreement and code of conduct for the World Trade, New Delhi : AALCO Secretariat, 2003, 32 p.

WTO negotiations in agriculture : balancing public policy and trade liberalizatiuon : a Canadian perspective, [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2004, 34 p.

Übereinkommen über die Landwirtschaft, abgeschlossen in Marrakesch am 15. April 1994. Marrakesch : Welthandelsorganisation, 1994, , 27 p.Doc.no.

“Achieving the Doha Development Agenda”, Washington, D.C. : IPC, 2003, 32 p.
Summary of presentations and discussions during the three International Food and Agricultural Trade Policy Council (IPC) seminars held in Geneva, Switzerland in June, September and October 2002

International Food Policy Research Institute 1998, [Washington, DC] : IFPRI, 1998, 88 p.

Agriculture negotiations at the WTO : post-Cancun outlook report | International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, Geneva : ICTSD, 2003, 65 p.

DíAZ-BONILLA, EUGENIO (ed.), WTO, agriculture and developing countries : a survey of issues, Washington, DC : International Food Policy Research Institute, Trade and Macroeconomics Division, 2002, 69 p.

CHOMTHONGDI, JACQUES CHAI, "The "G-guide" groupings in the WTO agriculture negotiations", in : Focus on Trade, (2005), no. 111, p. 2

XUAN, VO-TONG, "Vietnam and the WTO", in : Achieving agricultural development through agricultural trade / International Food and Agricultural Trade Policy Council (IPC), (2002), p. 5
Paper for the 26th IPC Plenary Meeting and Seminar, November 9-12, 2000, Beijing, People’s Republic of China

ABBOTT, PHILIP and B. ADAIR MORSE, "How developing countries are implementing tariff-rate quotas", in : Agriculture and the new trade agenda : creating a global trading environment for development, Cambridge [etc.] : Cambridge University Press, 2004, pp. 74-100

ACKERMAN, KAREN Z. and PRAVEEN M. DIXIT, An introduction to state trading in agriculture, Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1999, 39 p.

ADAMANTOPOULOS, KONSTANTINOS, "General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994 (GATT) : Article VI: Antidumping and Countervailing Duties", in : WTO : trade remedies / ed. by Rüdiger Wolfrum, Peter-Tobias Stoll and Michael Koebele, (2008), pp. 759-779

AGGARWAL, RAJESH, "Dynamics of agriculture negotiations in the World Trade Organization", in : Journal of World Trade, 39 (2005), pp. 741-761

AHNER, DIRK, "Preparing the millennium round : a European perspective on agricultural trade", in : Negotiating the future of agricultural policies : agricultural trade and the millennium WTO round, The Hague [etc.] : Kluwer Law International, 2000, pp. 295-299

AKSOY, M. ATAMAN, "Global agricultural trade policies", in : Global agricultural trade and developing countries, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2005, pp. 37-53

ALAVI, ROKIAH, "Trade protectionism under the WTO : the impact on Muslim countries", in : Journal of economic cooperation, 23 (2002), no. 4, pp. 1-32

ALEXANDROFF, ALAN S., "Failing to succeed, succeeding to fail : conclusion", in : Trends in world trade : essays in honor of Sylvia Ostry / ed. by Alan S. Alexandroff, (2007), pp. 239-250

ANDERSON, KYM and WIL MARTIN, Agricultural market access : the key to Doha success, Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group, 2005, 5 p.

ANDERSON, KYM, Agricultural trade liberalization : implications for Indian Ocean Rim countries, Adelaide : Centre for International Economic Studies, 2002, XVII, 117 p.

ANDERSON, KYM, Agricultural trade reform and poverty reduction in developing countries, Adelaide : Centre for International Economic Studies, 2002, 20, 7 p.

ANDERSON, KYM, Agricultural trade reform and poverty reduction in developing countries, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2004, 29, 4 p.

ANDERSON, KYM and WILL MARTIN, Agricultural trade reform and the Doha Development Agenda, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2005, 40 p.

ANDERSON, KYM, "Agriculture", in : The World Trade Organization : legal, economic and political analysis / ed. by Patrick F.J. Macrory, Arthur E. Appleton, Michael G. PlummerPlummer, 2 (2005), pp. 109-135

ANDERSON, KYM and WILL MARTIN, "Agriculture : the key to success of the Doha Round", in : Trade, Doha, and development : window into the issues, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2005, pp. 77-83

ANDERSON, KYM, BERNARD HOEKMAN and Anna Strutt, Agriculture and the WTO : next steps, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 1999, 35 p.
Revision of a paper prepared for the Second Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis, Avernaes Conference Centre, Helnaes, Denmark, 20-22 June 1999 [Revised August 1999]

ANDERSON, KYM, Agriculture and the WTO into the 21st Century, Adelaide : Centre for International Economic Studies, 1998, 23 p.
Paper prepared for the Cairns Group Farm Leaders’ Trade Strategy Seminar, Hotel Intercontinental, Sydney, 2-3 April 1998

ANDERSON, KYM, "Agriculture, developing countries, and the Doha Development Agenda", in : Agriculture and the new trade agenda : creating a global trading environment for development, Cambridge [etc.] : Cambridge University Press, 2004, pp. 113-135

ANDERSON, KYM, Agriculture, developing countries, and the WTO Millennium Round, Adelaide : Centre for International Economic Studies, 1999, 37 p.
Revision of a paper prepared for the World Bank's Conference on Agriculture and the New Trade Agenda from a Development Perspective, WTO Secretariat, Centre William Rappard, Geneva, 1-2 October 1999

ANDERSON, KYM and WILL MARTIN, "Agriculture, trade reform, and the Doha Agenda", in : Agricultural trade reform and the Doha Development Agenda, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2006, pp. 3-35

ANDERSON, KYM, Agriculture, WTO and the next round of multilateral trade negotiations, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 1998, 48 p.

ANDERSON, KYM, "Bringing discipline to agricultural policy via the WTO", in : The WTO and agriculture, Cheltenham, [etc.] : Elgar, 2005, pp. 97-129

ANDERSON, K., "Bringing discipline to agricultural policy via WTO", in : The global trading system : exceptions to the core rules, London [etc.] : Tauris, 2002, pp. 1-30

ANDERSON, KYM, "Developing country interests in agricultural trade reform : a Cairns Group perspective", in : Trade and agriculture : negotiating a new agreement?, London : Cameron May, 2001, pp. 89-120

ANDERSON, KYM, WILL MARTIN and Dominique Van der Mensbrugghe, Doha merchandise trade reform : what’s at stake for developing countries?, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2006, 30 p.

ANDERSON, KYM, Domestic agricultural policy objectives and trade liberalization : synergies and trade-offs, Adelaide : Centre for International Economic Studies, 1998, 27 p.
Paper prepared for an OECD Workshop on Emerging Trade Issues in Agriculture, jointly organised by the Agriculture and Trade Committees, OECD Secretariat, Paris, 26-27 October 1998

ANDERSON, KYM, How can agricultural trade reform reduce poverty?, Adelaide, SA : University of Adelaide, 2003, 46 p.
Revision of a paper prepaired for the U.N. Millennium Project Task Force on Trade

ANDERSON, KYM, ERWIDODO and Merlinda Ingco, Integrating agriculture into the WTO : the next phase, Geneva : Trade and Development Centre, 1999, 27 p.
The WTO/World Bank Conference on Developing Countries' Countries in a Millennium Round, WTO Secretariat, Centre William Rappard, Geneva, 20-21 September 1999

ANDERSON, KYM, HARRY DE GORTER and Will Martin, "Market access barriers in agriculture and options for reform", in : Trade, Doha, and development : window into the issues, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2005, pp. 85-96

ANDERSON, KYM, "Scope for Doha to reduce discrimination in agricultural markets", in : University of New South Wales Law Journal, 30 (2007), pp. 349-367

ANDERSON, KYM and PAUL MORRIS, "The elusive goal of agricultural trade reform", in : Cato Journal, 19 (1999/2000), no. 3, pp. 385-396

ANDERSON, KYM, JIKUN HUANG and Elena Ianchovichina, "The impacts of WTO accession on Chinese agricultural and rural poverty", in : China and the WTO : accession, policy reform, and poverty reduction strategies, Washington, D.C. [etc.] : World Bank [etc.], 2004, pp. 101-116

ANDERSON, KYM, "Trade liberalization, agriculture and poverty in low-income countries", in : Doha Development Agenda : prospects and challenges for trade-led Growth, Basingstoke [etc.] : Palgrave Macmillan, 2004, pp. 37-62

ANDERSON, KYM and WILL MARTIN, Why market access is the most important of agriculture’s ‘three pillars’ in the Doha negotiations, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2005, 9 p.

ANDERSON, KYM and ERNESTO VALENZUELA, WTO’s Doha cotton initiative : a tale of two issues, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2006, 37 p.

ANNAND, MEL, "Why antidumping law is good for agriculture", in : International agricultural trade disputes : case studies in North America, Calgary : University of Calgary Press, 2005, pp. 63-86

ANTIMIANI, ALESSANDRO, PIERO CONFORTI and Luca Salvatici, "Alternative market access scenarios in the agriculture trade negotiations of the Doha Round", in : Estey Centre Journal of International Law and Trade Policy, 6 (2005), no. 2, pp. 274-298

ARANA ARAO, DANILO, "Impact of the WTO on the Philippine cereals sector", in : The impact of the WTO Agreement on Agriculture, Manila : IBON, 2000, pp. 93-116

ATHUKORALA, PREMA-CHANDRA, "Agricultural trade reforms in the Doha Round : a developing country perspective", in : Journal of World Trade, 38 (2004), no. 5, pp. 877-897

ATHUKORALA, PREMA-CHANDRA, "Agriculture and the new trade agenda in the WTO 2000 negotiations : interests and policy options for South Asia", in : Agricultural trade liberalization in a new trade round : perspectives of developing countries and transition economies, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2001, pp. 25-61

ATHUKORALA, PREMA-CHANDRA, "Asian developing countries and the global trading system for agriculture : Uruguay Round achievements and post-Uruguay Round issues", in : Trade and agriculture : negotiating a new agreement?, London : Cameron May, 2001, pp. 121-141

BAFFES, JOHN, "Cotton and the developing countries : implications for development", in : Trade, Doha, and development : window into the issues, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2005, pp. 119-128

BAGWELL, KYLE and ALAN O. SYKES, "Chile : Price Band System and Safeguard Measures Relating to Certain Agricultural Products", in : World Trade Review, 3 (2004), no. 3, pp. 507-528
This paper addresses the dispute brought to the World Trade Organization (WTO) by Argentina concerning certain Chilean measures affecting the importation of wheat, wheat flour, oil seeds, edible vegetable oils and sugar. The complaint by Argentina challenged two types of policies – a ‘price band system’ that was applicable to four of those product categories, and safeguard measures that were applicable to three of them. The WTO panel ruled in favor of Argentina on both sets of measures. It found that the price band system violated Article IV of the Agriculture Agreement and Article II of GATT 1994. The safeguard measures, according to the panel, violated various provisions of the Safeguards Agreement, as well as Article XIX of GATT 1994. Chile elected not to appeal the panel ruling regarding the safeguard measures, but did appeal the adverse finding as to the price band system. The Appellate Body subsequently affirmed in substantial part the finding that the price band system violated Article 4 of the Agriculture Agreement, but reversed the finding of a violation under Article II of GATT 1994. Chile has since indicated an intention to comply with the ruling, and an arbitration pursuant to Article 21.3 of the DSU determined that the reasonable period of time for compliance would expire on December 23, 2003.

BAGWELL, KYLE and ALAN O. SYKES, "Chile : Price Band System and Safeguard Measures relating to Certain Agricultural Products", in : The WTO case law of 2002, (2005), pp. 133-157

BALAAM, DAVID N., "Agricultural trade policy", in : Trade politics, London [etc.] : Routledge, 2004, pp. 165-178

BALE, MALCOLM, "East Asia : economic recovery and agricultural trade reform", in : Agricultural trade liberalization in a new trade round : perspectives of developing countries and transition economies, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2001, pp. 63-75

BARACOL, DONAH SHARON, "Philippines : stakeholder participation in agricultural policy formation", in : Managing the challenges of WTO participation : 45 case studies / ed. by Peter Gallagher, Patrick Low and Andrew L. Stoler, (2005), pp. 486-515

BARANI, ARMANDO, "La revisione e medio termine della PAC nel regolamento N. 1782/2003 e sua attuzione in Italia : prosegue il processo di riforma tra allargamento e negoziati WTO", in : Diritto comunitario e degli scambi internazionali, 43 (2004), no. 4, pp. 661-700

BEGHIN, JOHN C., DAVID ROLAND-HOLST and Dominique van der Mensbrugghe, Global agricultural trade and the Doha Round : what are the implications for North and South?, Ames : Center for Agricultural and Rural Development, Iowa State University, 2002, 43 p.

BEIERLE, THOMAS C., "Agricultural trade liberalization : Uruguay, Doha, and beyond", in : Journal of world trade, 36 (2002), pp. 1089-1110

BELLO, WALDEN, Multilateral punishment : the Philippines in the WTO, 1995-2003, [Bangkok] : Focus on the Global South, 2003, 26 p.

BENITAH, MARC, "U.S. agricultural export credits after the WTO Cotton Ruling : the law of unintended consequences", in : Estey Centre Journal of International Law and Trade Policy, 6 (2005), no. 2, pp. 107-114

BHALA, RAJ, "World agricultural trade in purgatory : the Uruguay Round Agriculture Agreement and its implications for the Doha Round", in : North Dakota Law Review, 79 (2003), no. 4, pp. 691-830

BHALLA, G.S., "Issues for the new round of negociations : an Indian perspective", in : Agriculture and the World Trade Organisation : Indian and French perspectives, Paris : Maison des sciences de l'homme, 2002, pp. 285-290

BHATTACHARYYA, B. and PARTHAPRATIM PAL, "Implementation issues in Agreement on Agriculture and its implications for developing countries", in : Dynamics of international law in the new Millennium, New Delhi [etc.] : Indian Society of International Law [etc.], 2004, pp. 236-258

BILAL, SANOUSSI, "Agriculture in a globalising world economy : introduction", in : Negotiating the future of agricultural policies : agricultural trade and the millennium WTO round, The Hague [etc.] : Kluwer Law International, 2000, pp. 1-26

BILAL, SANOUSSI, "The political economy of agricultural policies and negotiations", in : Negotiating the future of agricultural policies : agricultural trade and the millennium WTO round, The Hague [etc.] : Kluwer Law International, 2000, pp. 81-93

BLANDFORD, DAVID, "Are disciplines required on domestic support?", in : Estey Centre Journal of International Law and Trade Policy, 2 (2001), no. 1, pp. 35-59

BLANDFORD, DAVID and RICHARD N. BOISVERT, "Multifunctional agriculture and domestic/international policy choice", in : The Estey Centre Journal of International Law and Trade Policy, 3 (2002), no. 1, pp. 108-118

BLANK, JOEL B., "Remolding China's iron rice bowl : an opportunity for United States agricultural commodities behind the Great Wall of China", in : American University International Law Review, 18 (2003), no. 3, pp. 651-752

BORGHI, PAOLO, L'agricoltura nel Trattato di Marrakech : prodotti agricoli e alimentari nel diritto del commercio internazionale, Milano : Giuffre, 2004, XVII, 220 p.

BORRELL, BRENT and DAVID PEARCE, "Liberalizing sugar : the taste test of the WTO", in : Agriculture and the new trade agenda : creating a global trading environment for development, Cambridge [etc.] : Cambridge University Press, 2004, pp. 290-310

BOWLES, DAVID and CHRIS FISHER, "Trade liberalisation in agriculture : the likely implications for European farm animal welfare", in : Negotiating the future of agricultural policies : agricultural trade and the millennium WTO round, The Hague [etc.] : Kluwer Law International, 2000, pp. 199-210

BOWN, CHAD P. and NIALL MEAGHER, "Mexico-Olive Oil : Remedy without a Cause?", in : World Trade Review, 9 (2010), no. 1, pp. 85-116

BRAUN, JOACHIM VON, PETER WOBST and Ulrike Grote, "Development box" and special and differential treatment for food security of developing countries : potentials, limitations and implementation issues, Bonn : Zentrum für Entwicklungsforschung (ZEF), 2002, 28 p.

BRAUN, JOACHIM VON, ASHOK GULATI and David Orden, Making agricultural trade liberalization work for the poor, Washington, D.C. : International Food Policy Research Institute, 2004, 8 p.
Address delivered by Joachim von Braun, Director General of IFPRI, at the WTO Public Symposium "Multilateralism at a Crossroads", Geneva, May 25, 2004

BRAUN, JOACHIM VON, ASHOK GULATI and David Orden, Thesen zu entwicklungsorientierten Reformen der Agrarpolitik im Rahmen der WTO Verhandlungen aus globaler Sicht, Washington, D.C. : International Food Policy Research Institute, 2004, 9 p.
Thesenpapier basiert auf einem englischen Beitrag von Joachim von Braun für das öffentliche WTO Forum "Multilateralism at a Crossroads", in Genf, am 25.5.2004

BRENTON, PAUL and JORGE NúñEZ FERRER, "EU agriculture, the WTO and enlargement", in : Negotiating the future of agricultural policies : agricultural trade and the millennium WTO round, The Hague [etc.] : Kluwer Law International, 2000, pp. 113-131

BRENTON, PAUL and JORGE NúñEZ FERRER, EU agriculture, the WTO and enlargement, Brussels : Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), 1999, 24 p.
An earlier version of this paper was first presented at the Conference on Agricultural Trade and the Next WTO Round, at the European Institute of Public Administration, Maastricht 3-5 November 1999

BRENTON, PAUL and TAKAKO IKEZUKI, "The impact of agricultural trade preferences, with particular attention to the least-developed countries", in : Global agricultural trade and developing countries, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2005, pp. 55-73

BRINK, LARS, Assessing domestic support provisions of the 2003 draft texts in WTO agriculture negotiations, Pullman, WA : International Agricultural Trade Reseach Consortium (IATRC), 2004, II, 40 p.
Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the International Agricultural Trade Research Consortium (IATRC), San Antonio, Texas, 14-16 December 2003 (updated with notifications from early 2004)

BRINK, LARS, Assessing the 2002 proposals of the United States, Canada and the Cairns Group for WTO discipline on domestic support, Pullman, WA : International Agricultural Trade Reseach Consortium (IATRC), 2004, 34 p.
Paper presented the Annual Meeting of the International Agricultural Trade Research Consortium (IATRC), Monterey, California, December 15-17, 2002

BRINK, LARS, WTO 2004 agriculture framework : disciplines on distorting domestic support, Pullman, WA : International Agricultural Trade Reseach Consortium (IATRC), 2005, II, 30 p.
Paper prepared for presentation at the Annual Meeting of the International Agricultural Trade Research Consortium (IATRC), St. Petersburg, Florida, 5-7 December 2004 (updated with some notifications from early 2005)

BRUNNER, ARIEL and HARRY HUYTON, "The Environmental Impact of EU Green Box Subsidies", in : Agricultural Subsidies in the WTO Green Box : Ensuring Coherence with Sustainable Development Goals, Cambridge [etc.] : Cambridge University Press, 2009, pp. 468-495

BUHI, JASON G., "Serious prejudice : the decline and fall of agricultural subsidies after the World Trade Organization's Upland Cotton decision", in : Penn State International Law Review, 24 (2005), pp. 237-255
This Comment surveys four issues surrounding he WTO Cotton Panel decision: 1) the international framework that led to Cotton; 2) the legal reasoning of the initial WTO Panel; 3) the U.S. strategy and suggestions for reversal or modifying the holding on appeal; and 4) the ramifications Cotton will have if upheld. As the world waits for the appellate decision only one thing is certain: more battles are on the way.

BUREAU, DOMINIQUE and JEAN-CHRISTOPHE BUREAU, Agriculture et négociations commerciales, Paris : La Documentation française, 1999, 151 p.

BURFTSHER, MARY E., "Options for agricultural policy reform in the World Trade Organization negotiations", in : Agriculture, trade, and the WTO creating a trading environment for development, Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2003, pp. 135-144

CAIRNS GROUP, , "Completing the task : Cairns Group vision for the WTO agriculture negotiations : Cairns Group Ministerial Meeting, Sydney, Australia, 3 April 1998", in : Reason versus emotion : requirements for a successful WTO Round : papers to shape your thinking on trade policy, Seattle, WA : RIRDC, 1999, pp. 131-134

CARDWELL, RYAN, "Food Aid and the WTO : Can New Rules Be Effective?", in : Estey Centre Journal of International Law and Trade Policy, 9 (2008), no. 1, pp. 74-93
A new Agreement on Agriculture from the Doha Development Agenda negotiations is certain to contain binding rules on food aid shipments. Negotiating parties are concerned that food aid has been used as a form of export competition policy, and they seek the use of coercive WTO legislation to prevent the disposal of surplus agricultural commodities as food aid. Current Uruguay Round food aid guidelines are contrasted with the most recent Doha Development Agenda proposals, and the prospective effectiveness of new rules is assessed. Food aid rules will be difficult to enforce within the WTO's Dispute Settlement Understanding. Also, exogenous policy changes in donor countries are reducing the relevance of rules that target food aid as a means of surplus disposal. The future of international food aid governance in the event of a Doha Round collapse is also discussed.

CARDWELL, MICHAEL, "Multifunctionality of agriculture : a European Community perspective", in : Agriculture and international trade : law, policy, and the WTO, New York : CABI, 2003, pp. 131-164

CARDWELL, MICHAEL, The European model of agriculture, Oxford [etc.] : Oxford University Press, 2004, LIV, 447 p.

CARDWELL, MICHAEL, "The place of multifunctional agriculture in world trade", in : Agriculture in WTO law / ed. by Bernard O'Connor, (2005), pp. 379-400

CARR, CAITLIN E., "Achieving victory in the international trade obstacle course : the 2007 Farm Bill and passive Chinese behavior", in : Penn State International Law Review, 26 (2007), pp. 203-226
This Comment focuses on two major stumbling blocks the Doha negotiators will have to overcome to reach a successful final agreement. The first is the potential passage of the 2007 Farm Bill by the U.S. Congress. This comment will demonstrate that the terms of the Farm Bill will have a strong effect on the global perceptions of the U.S.'s commitment to the continued expansion of international trade under WTO guidelines. The second issue for discussion is China's role in the Doha negotiation process. China will have to show increased leadership in the global trading regime in order to conclude the already overdue culmination of the Doha Round.

CARREñO, IGNACIO, "TBT and agriculture : some examples", in : Agriculture in WTO law / ed. by Bernard O'Connor, (2005), pp. 319-347

CAVERO, TERESA, "EU Subsidy Reform : Options for Achieving Change", in : Agricultural Subsidies in the WTO Green Box : Ensuring Coherence with Sustainable Development Goals, Cambridge [etc.] : Cambridge University Press, 2009, pp. 583-603

CHAMBERLIN, BRIAN, "Myths and realities of assisting agriculture", in : Reason versus emotion : requirements for a successful WTO Round : papers to shape your thinking on trade policy, Seattle, WA : RIRDC, 1999, pp. 65-76

CHAMBOVEY, DIDIER, "How the expiry of the Peace Clause (Article 13 of the WTO Agreement on Agriculture) might alter disciplines on agricultural subsidies in the WTO framework", in : Journal of World Trade, 36 (2002), no. 2, pp. 305-352

CHANDRASEKHAR, C. P. and PARTHAPRATIM PAL, WTO : no cause for celebration, New Delhi : International Development Economics Associates, 2004, 7 p.

CHANDRASEKHAR, C.P., WTO and agriculture : once more with vengeance, New Delhi : International Development Economics Associates, 2004, 5 p.

CHARVéRIAT, CÉLINE, One minute to midnight : will WTO negotiations in July deliver a meaningful agreement?, Washington, D.C. : Oxfam International, 2004, 11 p.

CHOI, SEUNG-HWAN, "Food security and the Doha Development Agenda negotiations on agriculture : a Korean perspective", in : WTO and East Asia : new perspectives, London : Cameron May, 2004, pp. 177-199

CLAY, EDWARD, Food aid and the Doha Development Round : building on the positive, London : Overseas Development Institute (ODI), 2006, 12 p.

CLINE, WILLIAM R., Achieving a grand bargain in the Doha Round, Washington, D.C. : Center for Global Development [etc.], 2005, 12 p.

CLOUGH, MARK, "Sugar, agricultural subsidies and the WTO dispute", in : International Trade Law and Regulation, 9 (2003), pp. 126-132

COLEMAN, WILLIAM D., "Policy networks, non-state actors and internationalized policy-making : a case study of agricultural trade", in : Non-state actors in world politics / ed. by Daphné Josselin and William Wallace, (2001), pp. 93-112

COLEMAN, WILLIAM D. and STEFAN TANGERMANN, "The 1992 CAP reform, the Uruguay Round and the Commission : conceptualizing linked policy games", in : The WTO and agriculture, Cheltenham, [etc.] : Elgar, 2005, pp. 32-52

COLYER, DALE, "Agriculture and Environmental Issues in Free Trade Agreements", in : Estey Centre Journal of International Law and Trade Policy, 4 (2003), no. 2, pp. 123-143
Including environmental issues in trade agreements is controversial, although these issues are an integral part of the NAFTA and WTO agreements as well as being the subject of numerous multilateral environmental treaties and agreements. Despite its inclusion, many members are opposed to allowing the environment an extensive role in the WTO. Nonetheless, the Doha Ministerial Declaration recognizes the environment in negotiating the next trade liberalization agreement. Agriculture and agricultural trade, which were integrated with international trade disciplines in the Uruguay Round, have environmental implications, and the inclusion of agriculture in the WTO introduces complex issues that also have environmental consequences.

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The lure of big benefits from successful conclusion of the multilateral negotiations and the risks of bilateral and regional routes if these negotiations fail should not be taken by the developing countries as determining factors in their moves in the current WTO Doha negotiations. Working together, the developing countries have much greater negotiating strength than if they were to form small interest groups and negotiate with the major developed countries separately. Such cohesion of strength and strategy can be built up on the basis of mutual trust and recognition of various interests among them. If there are conflicting interests sometimes, there would be a need for rational adjustment. Total transparency among the developing countries and being continuously on guard against mutual suspicion are important preconditions for deepening their cooperation and consolidation in multilateral negotiations.

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