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More from Oxfam on Trade Seeking Common Grounds: Analysis of the draft proposals for the International Coffee Agreement Song of the Sirens: Why
the US-Andean FTAs undermine sustainable development and regional integration Offside! Labour Rights
and Sportswear Production in Asia Recipe for Disaster:
Will the Doha Round fail to deliver for development? The Vienna Summit: European
Union-Latin American and Caribbean relations at the crossroads Grounds for Change: Creating a voice for small coffee farmers
and farmworkers with the next international coffee agreement Public Health at
Risk: A
US Free Trade Agreement could threaten access to medicines in Thailand What
happened in Hong Kong: Initial analysis
of the WTO Ministerial, December 2005 Blood on the floor: How the rich countries
have squeezed development out of the WTO Doha negotiations Rethinking the Common Agricultural Policy:
a message to British Prime Minister Tony Blair Mind the gap: countdown to Viet Nam's accession
to the WTO Truth or consequences: why the EU and USA must
reform their subsidies or pay the price (Oxfam International) Why developing countries need tariffs: How
WTO NAMA negotiations could deny developing countries’ right to
a future. Scaling up aid for trade: how to support poor
countries to trade their way out of poverty Green but not clean: Why a comprehensive review
of Green Box subsidies is necessary Non-agricultural market access (NAMA) talks
threaten development: Six reasons why a fundamentally different approach
is needed The impact of the second-hand clothing trade
on developing countries The Fijian sugar industry: Investing in sustainable
technology A Round for Free: How rich countries are getting
a free ride on agricultural subsidies at the WTO Critique of the EC’s Action Plan for
ACP countries affected by EU sugar reform Making trade work for development in 2005:
What the EU should do An End to EU Sugar Dumping? Implications of
the WTO panel ruling in the dispute against EU sugar policies brought
by Brazil, Thailand, and Australia Kicking Down the Door: How forthcoming World
Trade Organisation talks threaten poor-country farmers A Sweeter Future? The potential for EU sugar
reform to contribute to poverty reduction in southern Africa Extortion at the gate: Will Viet Nam join the
WTO on pro-development terms? Finding the Moral Fibre: Why
reform is urgently needed for a fair cotton trade Dumping: The Beginning of the End?
Dumping on the World: How EU sugar policies
hurt poor countries One Minute to Midnight: Will WTO negotiations
in July deliver a meaningful agreement? The Rural Poverty Trap: Why agricultural trade
rules need to change and what UNCTAD XI could do about it Bitter Sugar: How unfair trade affects China's
sugar industry Robbing the Poor to Pay the
Rich? How the United States keeps medicines from the world's poorest
US bullying on drug patents: One year after
Doha (click here for more on patents and medicines) The Euro-Mediterranean Agreements: Partnership or
Penury? (Oxfam) Time to Make Trade
Fair in 2003 (Oxfam) Milking the CAP: How
Europe's dairy regime is devastating livelihoods in the developing world Boxing Match in Agricultural Trade: will WTO negotiations
knock out the world's poorest farmers?(Oxfam) Stop the Dumping! How EU agricultural subidies are damaging
livelihoods in the developing world (Oxfam) Cultivating Poverty: The Impact of US Cotton Subsidies on
Africa (Oxfam) Whatever happened
to the Doha Development round? The Great EU Sugar Scam: How Europe's sugar regime is devastating
livelihoods in the developing world The Great EU Sugar Scam: UPDATE - 14th Nov 2002 Speech to WTO Symposium by Oxfam International's Executive
Director - April 2002 EU's double standards (Oxfam briefing paper) Crisis in Southern Africa (Oxfam briefing paper) Is world trade rigged against the poor? (Watkins) Beyond Philanthropy (Oxfam, VSO and Save the Children) Trade, globalisation and poverty: why the rules of the game
matter (Watkins)
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