INTRODUCTION
Harald Sander and András Inotai
Part I: The World Trading System and the Uruguay Round: Issues, Results and Consequences
Multilaterialism, Regionalism and Globalisation: The
challenges to the world trading system
Harald Sander
The Uruguay Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations: A Preliminary Assesment of results
United Nations Department of Economic and Social Information and Policy Analysis
The Consequences of the Uruguay Round for the OECD Countries
Fritz Franzmeyer
The Consequences of the Uruguay Round for Developing Countries
Christopher Stevens
The Survival of Special Preferences under the Lomé Convention: The ACP Countries and the
European Union after the Uruguay Round
Adrian Hewitt and Antonique Koning
Part II: Perpectives and Policy Options for the World
Trading System
The Future Role of the WTO
Jeffrey J. Schott
Social Standards in International Trade: A New Protectionist Wave?
Harald Grossmann and Georg Koopmann
Linking Trade and Environment to Promote Sustainable Development
Nevin Shaw and Arthur J. Hanson
Central and Eastern Europe´s Integration into the World Trading Systems
András Inotai and Judit Kiss
The Future Representation of the South in the International System
Murray Gibbs