Query on WTO

[Lisa & Ian Murray]

Try http://www.wto.org for the actual cases that have been written about
thus far.  Nothing like the horses mouth to draw your own conclusions.
Professor  Robert Stumberg at Georgetown Univ. has done some of the best
work on how the WTO has and will effect law making at the federal and
subfederal level on a whole host of economic development issues.  You can
find some of his papers at http://www.cfed.org.

Ian


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> Subject: Query on WTO
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> I'm looking for a succinct, non-polemical, fact-heavy
> compendium of actions by the WTO (or conspicuous failures to
> act) which have been deleterious toward labor (including
> unions and unionization), occupational safety and health,
> the environment, education, socially-provided health and
> welfare services, and so on -- the misdeeds with which WTO
> is charged by those organizing actions against it in Seattle
> this coming November.  I am familiar with the persuasive
> material; now I need solid, fact-heavy cudgels with which
> to pound the opposition, if any are available.  It would
> be especially good if they were available on the Net.
>
>
> Gordon
>