Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Dedication
- Contents
- List of contributors
- Foreword
- Acknowledgements
- List of abbreviations
- Editors' note
- PART I WTO accessions, the trading system and the global economy
- PART II Overview: systemic outcomes from accessions
- PART III Members’ perspectives on accession negotiations
- Original members
- Article XII members
- 16 The 2001 WTO accession of China: negotiating experience – challenges, opportunities and post-accession approaches
- 17 The 2001 WTO accession of the Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu: negotiating experience – challenges, opportunities and approaches post-accession
- 18 The 2004 WTO accession of Cambodia: negotiating priorities and experience – growth and integration eleven years later
- 19 The 2008 WTO accession of Ukraine: negotiating experience – challenges, opportunities and post-accession approaches
- 20 The year 2012: WTO accession of Montenegro – why did we apply to join? Priorities and results
- 21 The 2012 WTO accession of Russia: negotiating experience – challenges, opportunities and post-accession approaches
- 22 The 2013 WTO accession of Lao PDR: specific commitments and the integration of least-developed countries into the global economy
- 23 The 2013 WTO accession of Tajikistan: experience of a landlocked economy in a changing regional economic configuration
- 24 The 2014 WTO accession of Yemen: accession negotiations as an instrument for domestic reform, national security and international cooperation
- PART IV Working party chairpersons’ perspectives on accession negotiations
- PART V Salient features inWTOAccession Protocols
- PART VI Conclusion
- Annex: Contributor biographies
- Index
- Plate section
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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 November 2015
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Dedication
- Contents
- List of contributors
- Foreword
- Acknowledgements
- List of abbreviations
- Editors' note
- PART I WTO accessions, the trading system and the global economy
- PART II Overview: systemic outcomes from accessions
- PART III Members’ perspectives on accession negotiations
- Original members
- Article XII members
- 16 The 2001 WTO accession of China: negotiating experience – challenges, opportunities and post-accession approaches
- 17 The 2001 WTO accession of the Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu: negotiating experience – challenges, opportunities and approaches post-accession
- 18 The 2004 WTO accession of Cambodia: negotiating priorities and experience – growth and integration eleven years later
- 19 The 2008 WTO accession of Ukraine: negotiating experience – challenges, opportunities and post-accession approaches
- 20 The year 2012: WTO accession of Montenegro – why did we apply to join? Priorities and results
- 21 The 2012 WTO accession of Russia: negotiating experience – challenges, opportunities and post-accession approaches
- 22 The 2013 WTO accession of Lao PDR: specific commitments and the integration of least-developed countries into the global economy
- 23 The 2013 WTO accession of Tajikistan: experience of a landlocked economy in a changing regional economic configuration
- 24 The 2014 WTO accession of Yemen: accession negotiations as an instrument for domestic reform, national security and international cooperation
- PART IV Working party chairpersons’ perspectives on accession negotiations
- PART V Salient features inWTOAccession Protocols
- PART VI Conclusion
- Annex: Contributor biographies
- Index
- Plate section
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- WTO Accessions and Trade MultilateralismCase Studies and Lessons from the WTO at Twenty, pp. 509 - 527Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2015