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The Governance of World Trade - International Civil Servants and the GATT/WTO (Hardcover)
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The Governance of World Trade - International Civil Servants and the GATT/WTO (Hardcover)
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The Governance of World Trade focuses on the roles, influence and
impacts of the so-called 'GATT operatives' or WTO practitioners. It
is widely assumed that they have little influence on decisions and
policies made, but, according to the authors, the GATT/WTO
Secretariat has played an active role in promoting multilateral
cooperation.This unique study of the internal operation of the
GATT/WTO argues that the invisible yet indispensable international
civil servants are the permanent machinery within the institution.
They have, the authors ascertain, an important coordinating
function and act according to a specific scale of values that
transcend those of individual states, providing the continuity and
the cement, the credibility and the connection among
self-interest-driven states. The book concludes that as one of the
most 'democratic' international organizations, operating on the
principle of consensus, the WTO needs a creative Secretariat as a
necessary condition for multilateral cooperation to work. Using
case studies to analyse the workings of Secretariat officials in
trade negotiations, and the influence and role of international
civil servants, this book will be a fascinating read for a wide
ranging audience including: political scientists and economists,
international civil servants, think tanks, NGOs, and government
agencies.
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