Research on legal issues regarding the least developed countries participating in the WTO decision - making (最不发达国家参与WTO决策法律问题研究)

徐泉; 孙龑

Research on legal issues regarding the least developed countries participating in the WTO decision - making

Journal of International Business Transactions Law
Abbr : IBT
2016, (15), pp.47-62
Publisher : The Institute for Legal Studies Dong-A University
Research Area : Social Science > Law > Private Law > International Commercial Transactions Law

徐泉 ¹, 孙龑 ²

¹西南政法大学教授
²西南政法大学国际法专业2011级博士研究生

Candidate

ABSTRACT

The least developed countries (LDCs) are particularly disadvantaged in the multilateral trading system. They have not taken advantage of the trade liberalization. And the current international trade rules have not embodied their interests. It is very difficult for the LDCs to defend their own interests even they forged coalitions to enhance their negotiation power and influence, because of their lack of negotiation ability and the absence of a favorable institutional environment. After all. To improve the effect of the LDCs participating in the WTO decision-making is a systematic project which needs Multi-aspect joint efforts.

KEYWORDS

WTO, LDCs, grouping, decision-making mechanism

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