Gary Sampson

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Trade, Environment, and the Wto: The Post-Seattle AgendaPaperback, 15 May 2000

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Part of Series
Overseas Development Council
Part of Series
Policy Essay
Print Length
168 pages
Language
English
Publisher
Johns Hopkins University Press
Date Published
15 May 2000
ISBN-10
1565170296
ISBN-13
9781565170292

Description

Selected by Choice Magazine as an Outstanding Academic Title

What role should international trade rules and the World Trade Organization (WTO) play in the protection of the environment? While many environmentalists argue that trade rules and procedures must be made more "green," many trade proponents fear that the international trading system will be undermined by extreme demands of environmentalists.

In this essay, Gary Sampson scrutinizes these contending views and assesses the effects of trade liberalization on the environment; the role of the WTO's dispute settlement mechanism; the potential impact of WTO rules, including those dealing with production processes; and the relationship that should exist between the WTO and specific multilateral environmental agreements.

In his discussion of these issues, Sampson puts forward a priority agenda for trade and environmental ministers and proposes ways to enhance the WTO's environmental protection role and strengthen the trading system at the same time.

Product Details

Author:
Gary Sampson
Book Format:
Paperback
Country of Origin:
US
Date Published:
15 May 2000
Dimensions:
23.06 x 15.75 x 1.17 cm
ISBN-10:
1565170296
ISBN-13:
9781565170292
Language:
English
Location:
Baltimore
Pages:
168
Weight:
258.55 gm

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