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Doha Development Round: A Failed Promise for Global Trade Equality

Oxford University Press eBooks
The World Trade Organization and Development
Diana Tussie, Cintia Quiliconi

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The World Trade Organization has not always focused on helping developing countries grow. The Doha Development round, started in 2001, aimed to change that but faced challenges. The trade system has evolved over time, with developing countries getting special treatment. However, there are still issues with how rules are made and implemented, leading to debates on how to support development. The World Trade Organization is currently facing governance challenges.