The steady progress of global economic integration and trade-policy
liberalization facilitated by the GATT and WTO over the past
half-century has been accompanied by persistent warnings of the
consequences for wages, employment and working conditions. Indeed,
over the last decade, labor interests in the west have sought to
slow the pace of international trade negotiations, seeking some
protections in the WTO Charter itself and in individual trade
agreements. The central focus of this collection is to provide the
reader access to the seminal papers analyzing the accommodation of
labor interests within the WTO. This comprehensive volume
establishes an understanding of the interaction between global
goods, capital and labor markets and the national government
institutions that regulate their function. In selecting papers for
this volume, the editors have identified the most important
contributions to the debate.
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