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This book has been written with the aim of providing a comprehensive introductory manual on the WTO, exploring its origins, the reasons as to why it came into being, its functions and objectives, and the loopholes and scandals which have plaghed it. The 139 member WTO aims at the liberalisation of world trade, administering trade agreements through various councils and committees. A watchdog of international trade, it regularly examines the trade systems of its memebrs its code of conduct including the principle of nondiscrimination between trading members and equal treatment for imports and domestic goods in internal markerts.
This book, therefore apart from analysing the mere history working and goals of the WTO, seeks to also address the problems associated to it, assessing their nature and providing multidimensional perspectives on these issues, also seeks solutions to fight them.
About Author :
Dr. Dhirendra Dwivedi, Senior Lecturer at the Department of Defence and Strategic Stuides Iswar Saran Degree College, University of Allahabad is a keen and serious Research in his field. He has specialized in the Legal Aspects of International Relations.
An M.A., D. Phil in Defence and Strategic studies, he has obtained his doctoral degree on "Collective Security Under United Nations: Retrospect and Prospects," as a Research Fellow of the University Grants Commission (U.G.C.) from the University of Allahabad, Allahabad.
Contents :
Dedication
Preface
Introduction
Functions and Basic Principles of WTO
Reciprocity in the WTO
WTO Accession
WTO Dispute Settlement System
WTO Bodies
Trade Policy Reviews
World Trade Organisation and the Environment
Trade and Sustainable Development in the WTO
Negotiating Subsidy Reduction in the World Trade
WTO: Implications for Health Policy
Appendices: Doha Declarations
Bibliography
Index