A4T 2019 Session 49: The Economy According to Her

Organizer International Trade Centre, Center for Economic and Policy Research & European University Institute

WTO Library 2019-07-04 10:45-11:45

Women are shaping every aspect of the global economy, including as leaders in finance, investment or trade.

This event celebrates the launch of a new publication that collects the views and ideas on economic governance from over 20 female leaders in policymaking, academia, private business and journalism.

Built around four sections, the book gathers insights and forward-looking suggestions regarding current challenges in finance, trade, investment and the global labour market in a context marked by rapid technological, political, environmental and social change.

Authored entirely by female contributors, this publication stands for gender equality not by discussing issues that matter for women in the economy but rather by having women proposing solutions to economic and financial issues that matter for all.

Join us for a lively discussion with the knowledgeable authors to hear their views on the key economic issues facing our time.

Opening Remarks

• Ann Linde Minister for Foreign Trade, Sweden

Moderator

• Arancha González Executive Director, International Trade Centre

Panellists

• María Teresa Quintero Godínez Member of the Legal Advice Team, TradeTankMx
• Anabel González Senior fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics
• Gabrielle Marceau Senior Counsellor, World Trade Organization
• Nuria Oliver, Data Director, Vodafone

 

For more information and to download the ebook:

http://www.intracen.org/news/Women-shaping-global-economic-governance/

 

A4T 2019 Session 17: Leveraging services for development: policies and prospects

Organizer Asian Development Bank & Asian Development Bank Institute

WTO Library 2019-07-03 13:30-14:00

The services economy is on the rise all around the world. Services provide, in nearly all economies, the largest proportion of economic activity and employment. At the same time, the services economy remains relatively under-studied. The book presents latest evidence on how technologies and globalization have transformed the services industry.

Today, services are increasingly tradable under WTO rules and regional trade agreements. Some services sub-sectors are also seeing rates of productivity growth that are comparable to manufacturing. At the same time, services increasingly contribute to manufacturing success and that countries’ overall economic competitiveness hinges crucially on the availability of high-quality and affordable services inputs. Furthermore, a well-functioning services sector can accelerate human development through better access to basic needs, such as education, energy, finance, health, water and sanitation. Services can also become a source of good jobs that have less negative environmental and social externalities.

Overall, the ongoing structural transformation towards a services economy is a unique change to achieve long run income growth, which in turn helps to promote sustainable development. This book gives ideas on the how and is thus an indispensable read for researchers and policy makers alike.

Keynote Speakers

• Bambang Susantono Vice-President for Knowledge Management and Sustainable Development, Asian Development Bank

Moderator

• Martin Roy Counsellor, World Trade Organization

Panellists

• Matthias Helble Economist, Asian Development Bank
• Justine Lan Economic Affairs Officer, World Trade Organization
• Ben Shepherd Principal, Developing Trade Consultants

A4T 2019 Session 12: Trade and eliminating extreme poverty

Organizer World Bank Group & WTO

WTO Library 2019-07-03 12:15-12:45

The session will provide new evidence on how international trade can create valuable economic opportunities for the poorest and most vulnerable who live in rural areas, work in the informal sector, live in fragile and conflict-affected regions and face gender inequality. The evidence is based on 8 country/regional studies conducted in the developing world, namely, Cambodia, Lao PDR, Ghana, India, Tanzania, Tunisia, Uganda and Viet Nam. It will also highlight the constraints that hold back the poorest from taking full advantage of the benefits of trade and what policymakers can do to remedy the problems.

Panellists

• Paul Brenton Trade Practice Leader in the Africa Region, World Bank Group
• Roberta Piermartini Senior Economist, World Trade Organization
• Robert Teh Chief of the Economic Modelling and Quantitative Analysis Unit, World Trade Organization

A4T 2019 Session 7: Making the Grade: How TBT and SPS promote regulatory cooperation and help you trade

Organizer OECD & WTO

WTO Library 2019-07-03 11:15-11:45

Heads of the OECD and WTO Secretariats will launch a joint publication: “Facilitating trade through regulatory cooperation: The case of the WTO’s TBT/ SPS Agreements and Committees”.

Diversity in regulation, while sometimes resulting from legitimate differences in societal preferences and priorities, can in some cases be narrowed to facilitate trade and promote better regulation. International regulatory cooperation (IRC) between Members, through various mechanisms and settings, can help to reduce trade costs while respecting differences in regulatory objectives.

This publication explores how the WTO TBT and SPS Agreements, and their related Committees, set out and implement disciplines for domestic regulations and standards that at the same time create opportunities for IRC to facilitate trade. It emphasizes how key disciplines of the Agreements (e.g. notification of draft measures, and the use of international standards) and practices of the Committees (e.g. discussion of specific trade concerns, development of guidance through decisions and recommendations) promote cooperation.

This publication was co-authored by the OECD and WTO Secretariats. It was developed within the framework of OECD work on IRC, as part of a series of case studies of international organizations.

Moderator

• Céline Kauffmann Deputy Head, Regulatory Policy Division, Public Governance Directorate, Organisation of Economic Co-operation and Development
• Aik Hoe Lim Director, Trade and Environment Division, World Trade Organization

Panellists

• Roberto Azevêdo Director-General, World Trade Organization
• Angel Gurría Secretary-General, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

New publications from OECD, June 2019

New OECD publications and statistics have been uploaded to the OECD iLibrary, a comprehensive digital repository of books, papers, and statistics from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). Titles recently added include:

• Better Policies for 2030: An OECD Action Plan on the Sustainable Development Goals
• OECD SME and Entrepreneurship Outlook 2019
• OECD Skills Outlook 2019
• The Future of Work: OECD Employment Outlook 2019
• Evaluating the Environmental Impact of Agricultural Policies (OECD Food, Agriculture and Fisheries Papers series)
• China Grains Policy: Impacts of Alternative Reform Options (OECD Food, Agriculture and Fisheries Papers series)
• OECD Statistics Newsletter (June 2019, issue 70)

These volumes and more are accessible from the OECD iLibrary by WTO staff and WTO Library patrons.

Trade War: a G20 Truce in Sight?

The Economist Intelligence Unit will be offering a 30-minute webinar on 27 June 2019 on the them “Trade War: a G20 Truce in Sight?” Two speakers, Agathe Demarais (Director of Global Forecasting) and Cailin Birch (Global Economist) will discuss the ongoing trade war between China and the US and the possible outcomes of a side discussion between heads of state of both countries later this month during the G20 meeting.

Registration is required to attend and can be completed using the form available here: https://pages.eiu.com/June-19-US-China-trade-war-webinar—USEMEA—Subscription-NB_Registration-Page.html

A full description of the webinar is as follows:

The ongoing trade war between the US and China has captured the headlines in recent weeks. In May the US increased existing tariffs of 10% on US$200bn worth of Chinese merchandise imports to duty rates of 25%, and China responded by raising its import tariffs on around US$60bn of US goods.

The stakes were raised again a few days later with a US proposal to apply additional tariffs across Chinese merchandise imports not yet covered by punitive tariffs, worth around US$300bn per year.

Against this backdrop, The Economist Intelligence Unit has come to the view that the most likely outcome of a planned meeting between US president Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, his Chinese counterpart, on the sidelines of the G20 meeting on June 28th-29th will be of a truce in tariffs escalation, probably until at least 2020.

But questions remain, such as:

• • Is a US-China trade deal still a realistic prospect, or will the two sides fail to reach a compromise?
  • Is the US going to take the first step towards de-escalation, or is the ball in China’s court?
  • What happens if no deal is inked, and what would this mean for global growth?

Economist Intelligence Unit is a resource available to WTO staff, Member State delegations, and WTO Library patrons, through a subscription managed by the WTO Library. If there are any questions about this or other Library resources, please do not hesitate to contact us at web.librarian@wto.org.

Brazil: Boom, Bust, and Road to Recovery

IMF has recently published a new book, Brazil: Boom, Bust, & Road to Recovery, on economic conditions, development, growth, and policy in Brazil:

“Brazil is at crossroads, emerging slowly from a historic recession that was preceded by a huge economic boom. Reasons for the historic bust following a boom are manifold. Policy mistakes were an important contributory factor, and included the pursuit of countercyclical policies, introduced to deal with the effects of the global financial crisis, beyond the point where they were helpful. More fundamentally, it reflects longstanding structural weaknesses plaguing the economy, that also help explain Brazil’s uninspiring growth performance over the past four decades.”

The book is available here for consultation and download from the IMF eLibrary, with access facilitated by the WTO Library for WTO staff and library patrons.

OECD Economic Outlook 2019

OECD has launched the first 2019 issue of OECD Economic Outlook 2019, their twice-yearly analysis of world-wide economic trends and forecasts for the next two years.

The key take-aways from this first issue are identified as:

• Global growth is stabilising at a low level
• Key risks: trade tensions, China slowdown and high debt
• Act now to boost opportunities

The full report can be found here, at the OECD iLibrary, accessible to WTO staff and patrons of the WTO Library.

Economist Intelligence Unit’s Worldwide Cost of Living 2019

The Economist Intelligence Unit has published their annual report on worldwide cost of living.

 

In this year’s survey, it was determined the three countries share the title of the world’s most expensive city; but which cities are they? For the answer to this question and an in-depth comparison of more than 400 prices across 160 products and services and to see where your city ranks, read the full report.

 

The report is available from the Economist Intelligence Unit resource here, through a subscription facilitated by the WTO Library. If there are any problems opening or accessing this file, please contact web.librarian@wto.org for assistance.

New publications from OECD, May 2019

New OECD publications and statistics have been uploaded to the OECD iLibrary, a comprehensive digital repository of books, papers, and statistics from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). Titles recently added include:

• OECD Economic Outlook 2019
• OECD Compendium of Productivity Indicators 2019
• Composite Leading Indicators (CLI), OECD, May 2019
• Consumer Prices, OECD, May 2019

These volumes and more are accessible from the OECD iLibrary by WTO staff and WTO Library patrons.

Library acquisitions — May 2019

We are pleased to share our list of selected new acquisitions from May 2019. You can send your requests to Web.Librarian@wto.org.

The list is also available on Library’s website: http://intranet/__resources/library/_en/new_for_you_new_books.html.

For continuous updates on the latest trade news, don’t forget to check out the “Latest in trade” RSS feed: http://intranet/en/resources/library/library.htm

Kind regards,

Your WTO Library Team

Covers	Title, Authors/Editor details, WTO catalogue records email request links	Previews
	Belt and road : a Chinese world order / Bruno Maçães. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927598 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2Xb53Qp
	The Cambridge handbook of technical standardization law : competition, antitrust, and patents / edited by Jorge L. Contreras. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927499 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2HIMCgO
	La chaîne de blocs peut-elle révolutionner le commerce international? / Emmanuelle Ganne. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927650 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Full text: http://bit.ly/30THOwA
	Competition law / Richard Whish, David Bailey. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927518 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2Wy1F5d
	Digital economies at global margins / edited by Mark Graham. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927610 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Full text: http://bit.ly/2HK2L5Q
	Institutional translation for international governance : enhancing quality in multilingual legal communication / edited by Fernando Prieto Ramos. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927516 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview unavailable
	Intellectual property law : text, cases, and materials / Tanya Aplin and Jennifer Davis. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927490 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2Qzxsxd
	The interaction between competition law and corporate governance : opening the ‘black box’ / Florence Thépot. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927543 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2W8Gg34
	Pueden las cadenas de bloques revolucionar el comercio internacional? / Emmanuelle Ganne. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927652 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Full text: http://bit.ly/30OIT8V
	Sustaining economic growth in Asia / [edited by] Jérémie Cohen-Setton, Thomas Helbling, Adam S. Posen, Changyong Rhee. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927555 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2VZTrP0
	Trade facilitation in the multilateral trading system : genesis, course and accord / Hao Wu. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927531 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2HJZuTV

 

SDGs and OECD Countries: Measuring Progress

OECD has launched a new publication to assess how far OECD countries are from achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Measuring Distance to the SDG Targets 2019: An Assessment of Where OECD Countries Stand uses a methodology developed by the OECD based on UN SDG and OECD data to compare progress by OECD countries across SDG goals and targets.

 

The full report is available for review or download from the OECD website here: http://www.oecd.org/sdd/measuring-distance-to-the-sdg-targets-2019-a8caf3fa-en.htm

New Issue of IMF’s Finance and Development: IMF at 75

IMF has just released the June 2019 issue of F&D Magazine, a special issue marking the IMF’s 75th anniversary. Articles in this issue “examine how the IMF should adapt and innovate to serve the needs of the evolving global economy.”

Articles are available at the IMF website here, for consultation individually or as a whole issue online or for download in PDF, for WTO staff and visitors to the WTO Library.

Library acquisitions — April 2019

We are pleased to share our list of selected new acquisitions from April 2019. You can send your requests to Web.Librarian@wto.org.

The list is also available on Library’s website: http://intranet/__resources/library/_en/new_for_you_new_books.html.

For continuous updates on the latest trade news, don’t forget to check out the “Latest in trade” RSS feed: http://intranet/en/resources/library/library.htm

Kind regards,

Your WTO Library Team

	Did you peruse Nature Sustainability during the trial in April? If so, we would like your feedback on this resource! Please share your thoughts on this publication by emailing us at web.librarian@wto.org.
	Did you explore Max Planck Yearbook of United Nations Law during the trial in April? If so, we would appreciate your feedback on this resource! Please share your thoughts on this resource by emailing us at web.librarian@wto.org.
	Did you take advantage of the April trial of Taylor and Francis’s Geography, Planning, Urban & Environment Collection? If so, we would like your feedback on this resource! Please share your thoughts on this collection by emailing us at web.librarian@wto.org.
	Finally, did you use vLex – Global Legal Research during the trial access in April? If so, we would appreciate your feedback on this resource! Please share your experiences with this tool by emailing us at web.librarian@wto.org.

 

Covers	Title, Authors/Editor details, WTO catalogue records email request links	Previews
	Les accords de l’OMC : l’accord de Marrakech instituant l’Organisation mondiale du commerce et ses annexes / Organisation mondiale du commerce. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927637 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Full-text: http://bit.ly/2ZZ5DCK
	Los acuerdos de la OMC : el acuerdo de Marrakech por el que se establece la Organización Mundial del Comercio y sus Anexos / Organización Mundial del Comercio. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927635 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Full-text: http://bit.ly/2Jo95kC
	All the boats on the ocean : how government subsidies led to global overfishing / Carmel Finley. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927572 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2WzxHun
	Emissions trading schemes under international economic law / James Munro. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927549 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2LyjqwZ
	EU competition law : text, cases, and materials / Alison Jones and Brenda Sufrin. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927520 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2Jsl3cP
	How to regulate : a guide for policymakers / Thomas A. Lambert. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927568 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/3068Xw1
	International investment law and the right to regulate : a human rights perspective / Lone Wandahl Mouyal. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927488 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2H74iRM
	Natural resources exploitation : business and human rights / [edited by] Xavier Favre-Bulle. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927580 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2YhAOru
	The politics of fossil fuel subsidies and their reform / edited by Jakob Skovgaard, Harro van Asselt. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927553 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2VmobhL
	The return of the home state to investor-state disputes : bringing back diplomatic protection? / Rodrigo Polanco. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927509 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2DWlHMa

 

Google’s new Dataset Search

Google has announced the launch of a new tool, a Google Scholar for data. The tool, Dataset Search, aims to make it possible to search across different online data repositories, rendering datasets retrievable even when published in disparate and unconnected locations and resources.

The initial release of the search will cover environmental and social sciences, government data, and datasets from news organizations. It is expected that, as the source becomes more widely used, the amount of data should increase, as institutions, organizations, publishers, and individual scientists and researchers make their information more openly accessible.  Aided by open data initiatives around the world, it is hoped that the project will improve data transparency and the quality of research produced, as a greater quantity of and more diverse data will be available for consideration and comparison.

For more on this product, visit the article at The Verge here: https://www.theverge.com/2018/9/5/17822562/google-dataset-search-service-scholar-scientific-journal-open-data-access

Google’s Dataset Search launch announcement can be found here: https://www.blog.google/products/search/making-it-easier-discover-datasets/

Experiment with Google Dataset Search yourself!  The interface has been launched and is accessible here: https://toolbox.google.com/datasetsearch

OECD Employment Outlook 2019

OECD has launched the latest edition of the OECD Employment Outlook.

 

According to the publication’s press release, “[t]he 2019 edition … presents new evidence on changes in job stability, underemployment and the share of well-paid jobs, and discusses the policy implications of these changes with respect to how technology, globalisation, population ageing, and other megatrends are transforming the labour market in OECD countries.”

 

The full publication is available online for consultation and download through the OECD iLibrary here: https://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/employment/oecd-employment-outlook-2019_9ee00155-en

 

 

OECD: Why government subsidies are bad for global competition

“As a global community, we also value fairness and competitiveness in international markets. The rules that govern international trade were created precisely to level the global playing field and ensure fair competition that drives innovation and benefits consumers. But some governments still support (or subsidise) certain firms or domestic industries to give them a leg up on the competition. This can happen for a number of reasons, but is ultimately to the detriment of consumers, businesses, and jobs. We often don’t know who the “real” winners would be if the competition were truly fair.”

 

Check out one of the latest OECD opinion pieces, this one on why government subsidies are bad for global competition.

 

The full piece is available here: https://www.oecd.org/trade/why-subsidies-are-bad-global-competition

 

In case you missed it: in February, an OECD opinion piece looked at government subsidies and overfishing. The article can be found here: https://www.oecd.org/agriculture/government-subsidies-overfishing

Factiva webinar

New to using Factiva or more experienced, but looking to polish your skills?

 

For an introduction to the Factiva website, resources included in Factiva, and the Factival mobile app and for tips on searching Factiva and creating alerts, check out this training video: https://youtu.be/GIKMmtzcLmI

 

Questions about accessing Factiva through the WTO Library? Looking for help in using this resource? Contact us at web.librarian@wto.org for more information!

Parcels trade: the good, the bad, and the ugly

“What do a clothing designer and a manufacturer of counterfeit medications have in common? For Praew, an up-and-coming clothing designer who runs Lanna Clothes Design in Thailand, and Paul, who manufactures and sells fake medicines to customers around the world, it’s simple: both rely on e-commerce to grow their business and send hundreds of parcels to customers overseas every month.”

Among the latest trade-related publications from the OECD, available through the WTO’s subscription to the OECD iLibrary, read more about the intricacies of parcels and the work done by customs officials worldwide to ensure that legal goods cross borders expeditiously, while illicit or illegal goods do not.

The full piece is available from the OECD here: https://www.oecd.org/trade/parcels-trade-good-bad-ugly

Curious for more of the latest from OECD on trade? Visit the OECD portal on trade here, access OECD publications and papers, and review, download or visualize data.

Library acquisitions — March 2019

We are pleased to share our list of selected new acquisitions from Mach 2019. You can send your requests to Web.Librarian@wto.org.

The list is also available on Library’s website: http://intranet/__resources/library/_en/new_for_you_new_books.html.

For continuous updates on the latest trade news, don’t forget to check out the “Latest in trade” RSS feed: http://intranet/en/resources/library/library.htm

Kind regards,

Your WTO Library Team

	Through 30 April 2019, explore Nature Sustainability! Nature Sustainability is an online-only monthly journal from the publishers of Nature, showcasing peer-reviewed research on sustainability in the fields of natural and social sciences, engineering, and environmental policy. For more information on and to experiment with this resource during the trial period, visit Nature Sustainability here: https://www.nature.com/natsustain/
	Also through 30 April 2019, Brill is offering a trial of the Max Planck Yearbook of United Nations Law! An annual publication from the Max Planck Institute, with funding from the Max Planck Foundation for International Peace and the Rule of Law, the yearbook is divided into three parts: Law and Practice of the United Nations (legal fundamentals of the UN, agencies, and programmes); Legal Issues Related to the Goals of the United Nations; and an overview of key developments in the UN for a given reporting year. This trial covers all volumes published since 1997. To explore this publication, visit Max Planck Yearbook of United Nations Law here: https://brill.com/view/journals/mpyo/mpyo-overview.xml (Please note this resource works best using Google Chrome)
	Through 30 April 2019, take advantage of trial access to Taylor & Francis’s resource Geography, Planning, Urban & Environment Collection! This resource is a comprehensive collection of content from 78 peer-reviewed journals in environmental studies, geography, hydrology, planning studies, and urban studies. For more information on this resource, visit Geography, Planning, Urban & Environment Collection here: https://librarianresources.taylorandfrancis.com/product-info/journals/geography-planning-urban-environment-subject-collection/ Unfortunately, the publisher has not made the collection available from a single link. For a list of journals included in this collection, with the URL for each journal, please contact web.librarian@wto.org.
	Finally, also through 30 April 2019, test vLex – Global Legal Research! This resource is a database of legal information, with coverage of primary law for over 20 jurisdictions and selected coverage for more than 100 countries, with additional editorial content curated from third-party publishers. For more information and to explore this resource during this trial period, visit vLex – Global Legal Research here: http://vlex.com/account/login_ip Please note, from the providers of vLex: “Please notice that the platform has a system of alerts to detect “unreasonable use”, contrary to the provisions of our Terms of Service“.

Covers	Title, Authors/Editor details, WTO catalogue records email request links	Previews
	La ayuda para el comercio en síntesis 2017 : fomentar el comercio, la inclusión y la conectividad en favor del desarrollo sostenible / Organización Mundial del Comercio y Organización de Cooperación y Desarrollo Económicos. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927539 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Full-text: http://bit.ly/2TKTD3C
	The globotics upheaval : globalisation, robotics, and the future of work / Richard Baldwin. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927466 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2I16fBi
	Intellectual property and the new international economic order : oligopoly, regulation, and wealth redistribution in the global knowledge economy / Sam F. Halabi. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927529 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2VcbPV4
	International arbitration : law and practice / Gary B. Born. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927535 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2YHSFJ9
	International investment law and arbitration : commentary, awards and other materials / Chin Leng Lim, Jean Ho and Martins Paparinskis. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927537 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2CQexIK
	Investment treaty arbitration : problems and exercises / Kaj Hobér, with Joel Dahlquist Cullborg. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927533 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2JWwE60
	Panorama de l’aide pour le commerce 2017 : promouvoir le commerce, l’inclusion et la connectivité pour un développement durable / Organisation mondiale du commerce et Organisation de coopération et de développement économiques. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927541 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Full-text: http://bit.ly/2WCqVUj
	The role of trade in ending poverty / World Bank Group and World Trade Organization. Library has electronic version only. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927524 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Full-text: http://bit.ly/2FRN7EB
	Sustainable development, international aviation, and treaty implementation / edited by Armand de Mestral, Peter Paul Fitzgerald, Md Tanveer Ahmad. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927526 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Preview: http://bit.ly/2JVEYms
	Trade and poverty reduction : new evidence of impacts in developing countries / The World Bank Group and the World Trade Organization. WTO catalogue : http://wto.aquabrowser.com/?itemid=|WTO-Marc|1927522 Request: web.librarian@wto.org	Full-text: http://bit.ly/2V691sQ