The most important dimension of globalization in the last thirty
years and especially since 2000 has been the dramatic increase of
developing country participation in world trade and the emergence
of a number of powers such as Brazil, China and India that are
playing an important role in the global economy and in the WTO. But
many other developing countries continue to struggle to transform
their economies, handicapped by institutional constraints and
protection against their exports both in developed and developing
country markets. This volume examines the main factors for
developing country trade performance in the last thirty years,
their own trade policies, market access issues they face, and their
increasingly more effective participation in the WTO and the Doha
Round of multilateral trade negotiations. The last part addresses
the future role of the WTO in the international trade system in
connection with the challenges it faces from the multitude of
preferential trade agreements such as the Transatlantic Trade and
Investment Partnership between the US and the EU; and recommends an
action program for the more effective participation of developing
countries in the world trade.
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