China, WTO and developing countries : a constructivist analysis.
Por: Tanzimuddin Khan, Mohammad.
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ArtículoDescripción: Vol. IX, nro. 1 (march - may 2004), p. 13-28.Tema(s): COMERCIO | CONSTRUCTIVISMO | MULTILATERALISMO | WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION | WTO | CHINAUbicación en estantería: TR.P/1/2004
En: Perceptions Journal of International AffairsResumen: SUMARIO: Summary - Introduction - International regime theories and the relevance of constructivism - China's accession to the WTO and constructivist assumptions - Developing countries in the multilateral trade regime: different interests, multiple identities - The emergence of complex realities and multiple identities - China's developing country identity and WTO membership: implications for the developing countries - Conclusion
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SUMARIO: Summary - Introduction - International regime theories and the relevance of constructivism - China's accession to the WTO and constructivist assumptions - Developing countries in the multilateral trade regime: different interests, multiple identities - The emergence of complex realities and multiple identities - China's developing country identity and WTO membership: implications for the developing countries - Conclusion

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