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A succint analysis of the Asian financial crisis. TWN Series on the Global Economy: No.1

The attempts of developed countries to launch negotiations in the WTO on investment and competition would harm the interests of the Third World. A warning. TWN Series on Trade and Development: No.16

Raises the need for change in several substantive and procedural aspects of the WTO regime which presently run counter to develop-ing-country interests. TWN Series on Trade and Development: No.12

Exposes the hidden agenda behind international trade agreements and their in-built biases against developing countries. TWN Series on Trade and Development: No.7

Part of Third World Networks series on trade and development, this booklet provides guidelines for the negotiations on agricul-ture and services in the WTO. [OUT OF STOCK]

Part of Third World Networks series on the global economy, this booklet succintly presents a blueprint for overhauling the inter-national financial system. TWN Series on the Global Economy: No.2

Part of Third World Networks series on Trade and Development, this booklet examines the important new issues currently under discussion in the WTO: investment, competition, government pro-curement and electronic commerce.

Exposes the injustices and unsustainability of a system that is presumption enough to attempt to privatise that which is most sacredlife!

Proposals are being made to inject new issues into the ambit of the WTO without addressing the weaknesses of the existing agree-ments, with a view to prying open Third World markets.

Part of Third World Networks series on trade and development, this booklet shows how the WTO dispute settlement system discrim-inates against countries of the South.

An eye-opening book that pulls the rug out from under the feet of a patenting regime that rewards plagirism and biopiracy and seeks to privatise life itself.

(Trade and Development Series No.19)

A call to developing countries to resist attempts by developed countries to resist pressures to adopt measures which would increase the already inequitable structure of the WTO, and press for measures which advance their interests.

TWN Series on Biotechnology and Biosafety: No.1

TWN Series on Biotechnology and Biosafety: No.2

TWN Series on Biotechnology and Biosafety: No.6

TWN Series on Biotechnology and Biosafety: No.4

TWN Series on Environment and Development: No.3

TWN Series on Biotechnology and Biosafety: No.5

TWN Series on Trade and Development: No.3

TWN Series on Biotechnology and Biosafety: No.3

TWN Series on Trade and Development: No.4

TWN Series on Trade and Development: No.5

TWN Intellectual Property Rights Series is intended to provide a critical analysis of intellectual property rights protection from a South perspective.Intellectual Property Rights Series – 8

TWN Intellectual Property Rights Series is intended to provide a critical analysis of intellectual property rights protection from a South perspective.Intellectual Property Rights Series – 9

TWN Trade and Development Series focuses on issues of public concern, particularly in the South. The intent is to generate discussion and contribute to the advancement of appropriate development policies oriented towards fulfilling human needs, social equity and environment sustainability.Trade and Development Series – 29

TWN Trade and Development Series focuses on issues of public concern, particularly in the South. The intent is to generate discussion and contribute to the advancement of appropriate development policies oriented towards fulfilling human needs, social equity and environment sustainability. Trade and development series – 30

TWN Intellectual Property Rights Series is intended to provide a critical analysis of intellectual property rights protection from a South perspective.Intellectual Property Rights Series – 7

TWN Global Economy Series 9

TWN Biotechnology & Biosafety Series 7

TWN Trade & Development Series 32

The current state of play in the negotiations between the different WTO member states on agriculture, industrial tariffs and services. .

This examines the key principles of sustainable agriculture which is defined as a holistic approach to food production and community welfare.