Special and Differential Treatment in Agricultural Negotiations

Anwarul Hoda

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Abstract: Over the past four decades or so, the issues that have dominated WTO/GATT negotiations have generally fallen in the prototype of either a transatlantic conflict or a North-South divide. The latter has centered on efforts for the incorporation and improvement of provisions on special and differential (S&D) treatment of developing countries in the multilateral rules and for their application. [WTO Research Series No.1]

Keywords: WTO; GATT; North-South; developing countries; multilateral (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010-10
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