TWN BRIEFING PAPERS

• TWN Briefing Paper No. 49:
  Action needed to expand exceptions and limitations to copyright law
  by Gwen Hinze
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 48:
  Analysis of the SSM text of the Chair’s agriculture modalities paper (19 May 2008)
  by Martin Khor
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 47:
  The current global fnancial turmoil and Asian developing countries
  by Yilmaz Akyüz
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 46:
  Is what is good for ‘sealing’ the Doha talks good for the trading system?
  by Chakravarthi Raghavan
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 45:
  The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: A major victory and challenge
  by Victoria Tauli-Corpuz
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 44:
  Reform of the international financial architecture
  by Yilmaz Akyüz
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 43:
  Private equity: Pecuniary logic and enterprise restructuring
  by Andrew Cornford & Anthony Travis
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 42:
  The multilateral trading system: The need for basic reform
  by Bhagirath Lal Das
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 41:
  Surveys show EU’s Green Box subsidies are trade-distorting
  by Marita Wiggerthale
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 40:
  Development issues crucial for post-2012 climate regime
  by Martin Khor
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 39:
  Implications of bilateral FTAs on access to medicines
  by Carlos Correa
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 38:
  SPS measures lead to high costs and losses for developing countries
  by Mehdi Shafaeddin
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 37:
  Reignited Debate on Regulation of Hedge Funds
  by Andrew Cornford
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 36:
  Difficult path ahead in the WTO
  by Bhagirath Lal Das
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 35:
  Debt-Relief Countries Can Make Use of More Policy Space
  by Celine Tan
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 34:
  The WTO: What next?
  by Bhagirath Lal Das
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 33:
  Why the EU and US Offers on Farm Trade are Not Good Enough
  by Bhagirath Lal Das
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 32:
  Reforming the IMF: Back to the Drawing Board
  by Yilmaz Akyüz
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 31:
  An Appraisal of the WTO’s Hong Kong Ministerial Outcome
  by Muchkund Dubey
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 30:
  Imbalances in the WTO’s Hong Kong Ministerial Outcome
  by Bhagirath Lal Das
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 29:
  An Assessment of the WTO’s Hong Kong Ministerial, December 2005
  by Martin Khor
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 28:
  The WTO Negotiations on NAMA: TWN Statement at European Parliament
  by Third World Network
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 27:
  The Price of Going to Market
  by Laura Carlsen
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 26:
  Developing Countries Need to Wake Up to the Realities of the NAMA Negotiations
  by Ha-Joon Chang
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 25:
  NAMA Negotiations in the WTO: Binding and Reduction of Tariffs
  by Bhagirath Lal Das
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 24:
  Some Observations of the Question of Coherence and Development
  by Yilmaz Akyüz
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 23:
  Patents and Access to Medicines: What Can be Done at National Level
  by Martin Khor
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 22:
  Comments on the WTO’s Geneva “July 2004 Package”
  by Martin Khor
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 21:
  GSTP for Enhancing South-South Trade
  by Bhagirath Lal Das
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 20:
  Behind the Collapse of the WTO Cancun Ministerial
  by Martin Khor
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 19:
  Comment by TWN on the Draft Cancun Text of 13 Sept 2003
  by Third World Network
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 18:
  Trade and Competition Policy in the WTO
  by Cecilia Oh
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 17:
  The New “Deal” on TRIPS and Drugs: What Does it Mean for Access to Medicines?
  by Cecilia Oh
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 16:
  The WTO “Singapore Issues”: What’s at Stake and Why it Matters
  by Martin Khor
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 15:
  Comments on the Draft Cancun Ministerial Text of 24 August 2003
  by Martin Khor
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 14:
• Some Key Issues in Cancun
  by Martin Khor
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 13:
  “Partnerships” that Raise More Questions than Answers
  by Saradha Ramaswamy Iyer
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 12:
  Making Big Corporations Accountable
  by Martin Khor
  


• TWN Briefing Paper No. 11:
  Services Negotiations in the WTO: Requests and Offers
  by Bhagirath Lal Das
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 10:
  Agriculture in the WTO: After the Chairman’s Text
  by Bhagirath Lal Das



• TWN Briefing Paper No. 9:
  Pills, Patents and Profits: The Fight for Affordable Medicines for All
  by Cecilia Oh
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 8:
  Sustainable Agriculture is Productive
  by Lim Li Ching
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 7:
  IPRs and Biodiversity: Stop the Theft of Indigenous Knowledge
  by Martin Khor
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 6:
  Foreign-Investment Regulation in HistoricalPerspective — Lessons for the Proposed WTO Agreemant on Investment
  by Ha-Joon Chang
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 5:
  Sustainable Agriculture: Critical Ecological, Social and Economic Issues
  by Martin Khor
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 4:
  The 'Flexibility Myth': Why GATS Is A Bad Model For A New WTO Investment Agreement
  by Peter Hardstaff
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 3:
  Some Suggestions for Modalities in Agriculture Negotiations
  by Bhagirath Lal Das
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 2:
  Present problems and future shape of the WTO and the multilateral trading system
  by Martin Khor
  
  
• TWN Briefing Paper No. 1:
  New Issues & New Round in the WTO
  by Bhagirath Lal Das