In the 15 years since the World Trade Organization (WTO) was established, the issue of institutional reform – whether … Member States. While calls for strengthening multilateralism and for WTO reform have been more acute at particular junctures … in the WTO’s recent history - most particularly following the Seattle, Cancun and Hong Kong Ministerial Conferences …

the developing and developed countries are unfair. All the developing countries realized that they needed the WTO to … negotiate export market access particularly in highly protected sectors like agriculture and textiles, and to defend themselves … against non-tariff protection from developed countries. The developing countries constitute for a four-fifths in the WTO, only …

. It argues that the contemporary link between the World Trade Organisation’s consensus procedure and ideas of …

The most sanctified obligation of the World Trade Organization (WTO) is the promotion and facilitation of international … trade and liberalisation of the world economy. Although WTO members are committed to the WTO principle of free flow of goods … and services among its members, the WTO permits its members to retain certain regulatory powers under its system to impose …

The WTO contract is essentially a government contract with important repercussions on private parties` interests. WTO … Members enjoy wide discretion when it comes to regulating the way in which private interests will be represented; the WTO … contract itself imposing only an obligation to perform the WTO contract in good faith. In principle, three solutions seem …