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Tasked with managing and liberalizing global trade, the World Trade Organization (WTO) plays a critical role in the increasingly interconnected global economy. Through active negotiation among the world’s trading nations, rule enforcement and dispute settlement, the WTO often serves as a forum for some of the most challenging and influential trade policy debates, which have far-reaching implications for global growth and development.
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Growing the Global Internet Economy by Ensuring the Free Flow of Data Across Borders
May 23, 2013, David Dreier and Joshua Meltzer
David Dreier and Joshua Meltzer highlight the benefits and challenges of digital connectivity growth and discuss the need for balance between the free flow of data and action to address legitimate concerns about harmful use of the Internet.
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Article | Journal of International Economic Law
March 2012, Joshua Meltzer
Article | Harvard International Review
December 7, 2011, Joshua Meltzer and Katherine Sierra
Paper
April 19, 2011, Joshua Meltzer
Article | Foreign Policy Magazine
January/February 2010, Paul Blustein
December 2009, Chad P. Bown and Rachel McCulloch
Book
Developing Countries and WTO Dispute Settlement
2009, Chad P. Bown
Article
July 23, 2009, Chad P. Bown
Article | The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs
Winter/Spring 2009, Chad P. Bown
May 11, 2009, Chad P. Bown
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March 2009
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Joshua Meltzer
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