Proposals for WTO Reform: A Synthesis and Assessment
By Bernard Hoekman, February 8, 2012
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The author argues for the implementation of a multitude of proposals for institutional reform, rather than reform of specific rules and policies, including the Single Undertaking practice and consensus-based decision-making. He also argues that WTO negotiators need to better understand the interests of parties in order to cope with multilateralizing countries and deal cooperatively with the power imbalance among nations.
