In large measure, the voice that developing countries were able to exercise in Cancun was a result of their effective coalition formation. In this paper we present a brief overview of the various coalitions that played an important role at Cancun. The greater part of this paper focuses on one...

The integration of developing countries into world markets, and very particularly those in Latin America, is transforming international economic relations. Increasing economic openness should be a conducive environment not just for increasing trade opportunities for developing countries, but...

Trade policy in developing countries is the central focus of this study. It has been inspired by the need to assess the adequacy of the recent experiences with trade policy reform in the developing world in the ligth of current trends in the world economy and the new policy dilemmas that...