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How Can Agricultural Reform Reduce Poverty?
By Kym Anderson
The World Bank and Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR)
Formerly School of Economics and Centre for International Economic Studies, University of Adelaide,
April, 2003

Options for Revising the TRIPs Agreement as It Pertains to Essential Medicines
By Drusilla Brown
Tufts University
May, 2003

Heterogeneity, Convergences and Divergences: Developing Countries and the WTO Agricultural Negotiations
By Eugenio Diaz-Bonilla, Ashok Gulati and Sherman Robinson
International Food Policy Research Institute
March, 2003

Can Developing Countries Benefit from Negotiations on Transparency in Government Procurement in the Doha Round?
By Simon Evenett
World Trade Institute
April, 2003

Services
By Christopher Findlay
National Centre for Development Studies and Australia-Japan Research Center, Asia Pacific School of Economics and Management
March, 2003

WTO Rules that Allow New Trade Restrictions: The Public Interest is a Bastard Child
By J. Michael Finger and Andrei Zlate
American Enterprise Institute and Boston College
April, 2003

Economic Development, Competition Policy and the WTO
By Bernard Hoekman
The World Bank and CEPR
April 2003

Which WTO Provisions are Invoked by and Against Developing Countries?
By Henrik Horn and Petros Mavroidis
Institute for International Economics, Stockholm University and CEPR (Horn)
University of Neuchâtel and CEPR (Mavroidis)
April 2003

Trade and Development: A Review of the Debate
By Douglas Irwin
Dartmouth College
May, 2003

Trade, Environment and Development
By Veena Jha
UNCTAD
March, 2003

Norms and Standards
By Timothy Josling
Institute for International Studies, Stanford University
March, 2003

Observations on the Development Potential of Geographical Indications
By Keith Maskus
University of Colorado at Boulder
March, 2003

Strengths and Weaknesses of the Present Trade System for Developing Countries
By Çaglar Özden
Emory University and The World Bank
March, 2003

Investment Rules for Development: Options for Collective Action
By Pierre Sauvé
Groupe d’Economie Mondiale, Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris
March, 2003

The Unilateral/Bilateral/Regional/Multilateral Approaches to Trade Liberalization
By Maurice Schiff
The World Bank
February, 2003

GATS Mode 4: The Temporary Movement of Natural Persons
By L. Alan Winters
University of Sussex, Centre for Economic Policy Research, London,
Centre for Economic Performance, LSE
April, 2003