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Research reports are outputs of
externally funded as well as internally resourced projects. They
provide readers with the overview and background, comprehensive
information on and detailed analysis of various components of
research in a reader-friendly format.
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THE DOHA ROUND AND SOUTH ASIA
Need for Better Coordination
Edited by: Bipul
Chatterjee • Joseph George
Reforming the WTO: Developing
Countries in the Doha Round
This book helps bring to centre-stage the
role that developing countries have played over the
decades in the multilateral trading system and makes
a number of useful proposals for reforming and
strengthening the system.
Agricultural Export Restrictions:
Welfare Implications and Trade Disciplines
Agricultural Export Restrictions
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Monographs
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Monographs are handbooks that aim to
raise public awareness, interest and knowledge on a variety of trade
and economic issues. Detailed and in-depth explanation of a subject
is presented in an easy reading format targeting laypersons.
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Intellectual Property Rights, Biodiversity and
Traditional Knowledge # 13
This monograph starts with a brief account
of different types of Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs), including
a brief overview of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Trade Related
Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPs) Agreement. It
focuses on biodiversity and its relationship with the IPR regime.
The relationship between the Convention on Biological Diversity and
the WTO TRIPs Agreement has been analysed, including comparing the
relevant provisions of these two regulatory regimes. All questions
have been addressed by citing examples so that this monograph can
become an effective tool for enhancing economic literacy in
countries like India.
pp 36, #0706, Rs 50/US$10, ISBN: 978-81-8257-085-6
ABC of Aid for Trade #12
This monograph attempts to give concise
answers to the fundamental questions concerning A4T – from identifying
needs and potential beneficiaries to the concerns of diverse
stakeholders. A brief description of the evolution of trade-related
assistance towards A4T as well as the latest trends therein offer some
important insights into a better understanding of the major
difficulties faced by developing countries amidst liberalisation and
the call for complementary measures. While depicting the
implementation challenges of A4T, this monograph discusses a number of
reasons why market access is insufficient on its own to guarantee
increased growth and trade.
pp 44, #0702, Rs.50/US$10, ISBN: 978-81-8257-081-8
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Briefing Papers
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Briefing Papers are to draw public interest to key issues
relating to trade and economics. They are to facilitate easy
understanding of issues as well as to educate and inform readers
about their various aspects. They are of 4-pages, so as to get
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Viewpoint Papers
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Viewpoint papers are issue based. The organisations'
understanding and point of view forms the basis of the treatment
of the topics. |
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Working Papers
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Research reports are outputs of externally funded as well as
internally resourced projects. They provide readers with the
overview and background, comprehensive information on and
detailed analysis of various components of research in a
reader-friendly format. |
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Trade Law
Briefs
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Trade Law Briefs are aimed at drawing public interest on key
issues relating to trade law and economic development. These
aim at facilitating easy understanding of issues as well as to
educating and informing readers about various aspects of a
trade dispute. Each brief would be 4-6 pages long. The
objective would be to present issues in a concise manner to
stimulate wide readership, response and debate. |
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