Negotiating Trade Liberalization At The Wto Domestic Politics And Bargaining Dynamics Eugenia Da Conceicaoheldt Palgrave Connect Online Service by Eugénia Da Conceiçao-heldt; Palgrave Connect (online Service) 9780230306998, 0230306993 instant download after payment.

Why do negotiations succeed or fail, and why have negotiations on multilateral trade liberalization been so protracted? Negotiating Trade Liberalization at the WTO provides a comprehensive analysis of the Doha Round negotiations by showing how domestic political institutions, the absence of time pressure and a real deadline have an impact on bargaining outcomes. Based on original, primary source research, the book facilitates a better understanding of multilateral trade negotiations by explaining jargon and outlining the interaction between domestic and international politics. It provides scholars, students and policymakers with detailed information on WTO ministerial meetings from Seattle 1999 to the Geneva informal meeting in 2006 alongside analysis of the trade politics of the EU, US, Brazil, and Australia."This book shows how domestic political institutions and the lack of time pressure have an impact on negotiations at the WTO. It provides detailed information on WTO ministerial meetings as well as on the political economy of trade policy in the EU, U.S., Brazil, and Australia"--  Read more... Introduction -- Part I. Setting the stage: Framework for analysis of negotiations; Multilateral agricultural trade regime -- Part II. Domestic Institutions: US trade politics; EU trade politics; Brazilian trade politics; Australian rrade politics -- Part III. Negotiating Trade Liberalization: Seattle ministerial conference 1999; Doha ministerial conference 2001; Cancun ministerial conference 2003; Hong Kong ministerial conference 2005; Geneva informal meeting 2006 -- Conclusion