We need a world trade organization. We just don't need the one that we have. By pitching
unequally matched states together in chaotic bouts of negotiating the global trade …

The conclusion of the World Trade Organization's (wto) ninth ministerial meeting–held in
Bali 3–7 December 2013–is at one and the same time momentous, marginal and business …

The geopolitics of the Global Food Crisis and international trade has received limited
scholarly attention, a significant omission given the major roles of the World Trade …

The Doha round of multilateral negotiations has witnessed the relocation of Southern
powers towards the core of the World Trade Organization (WTO) decision-making structure …

This article challenges conventional narratives that suggest that the travails in the Doha
Round, the shift to bilateral free trade agreements, and the broader unfolding of the global …

This article offers a full‐length evaluation of the World Trade Organization's (WTO) decisive
December 2015 Nairobi ministerial conference. It examines the dynamics of the meeting, the …

The November 2010 meeting of the G-20 in Seoul concluded with a familiar “must do
harder” refrain on the World Trade Organization's (WTO) Doha round (DDA—the Doha …

This article examines Indonesia's conflicting roles in global trade governance, particularly in
the Doha Development Round. This article argues that multilateral trade governance is …

This article reflects on the role crises play in enabling existing systems of global economic
governance to evolve and endure while also preserving underlying power dynamics. The …

Civil society organizations are often seen as playing a crucial role in helping to mitigate the
exclusion of weaker states, giving voice to marginalized communities, and raising …