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    Title: Free Lunches? WTO as public good, and the WTO’s view of public goods  Author(s): MAVROIDIS, Petros C. Date: 2012 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: The WTO can be viewed as a public good in that it provides a forum for negotiations which also produces the necessary legal framework to act as a support for agreed liberalization. To avoid any misunderstandings, in this ...
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    Title: Right Back Where We Started From (or Are We?)  Author(s): MAVROIDIS, Petros C. Date: 2011 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: There is a lot of uncertainty surrounding the state of the Doha round negotiations. A formula has been found to keep the ball rolling but at this stage it is impossible to predict towards what direction. There is lack of ...
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    Title: Always Look at the Bright Side of Non-Delivery: WTO and Preferential Trade Agreements, Yesterday and Today  Author(s): MAVROIDIS, Petros C. Date: 2011 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: The disciplining of Preferential Trade Agreements (PTAs) by the WTO has been ‘relaxed’ recently as a result of the new context (the Transparency Mechanism) within which notified PTAs are being multilaterally reviewed. This ...
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    Title: The Genesis of the GATS (General Agreement on Trade in Services)  Author(s): MARCHETTI, Juan A.; MAVROIDIS, Petros C. Date: 2011 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: The Uruguay Round services negotiations saw the light of day amidst pressures from lobbies in developed countries, unilateral retaliatory actions, and ideological struggle in the developing world. The final outcome, the ...
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    Title: Doha, Dohalf, or Dohaha? The WTO licks its wounds  Author(s): MAVROIDIS, Petros C. Date: 2011 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: The most flattering statement regarding the Doha Round is that there is a lot of uncertainty surrounding its fate. The Doha Round, as originally designed and understood, is not an option anymore. Although a formula has ...