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13 May 2002
Taking the Doha Language Seriously: The WTO as if Sustainable Development Really Mattered
This research paper, prepared for a Royal Institute of International Affairs conference, examines the implications of the Doha Ministerial Declaration's commitment to sustainable development. The author argues that achieving this objective requires a fundamental shift in the World Trade Organization's (WTO) institutional structure, moving beyond narrow commercial goals toward integrated impact assessments and increased transparency.
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Themes: sustainable development trade and environment wto impact assessment doha development round
International Institute for Sustainable Development
Document type: Research paper

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