@article{12321,
      recid = {12321},
      author = {Sampson, Gary P., and Chambers, W. Bradnee,},
      title = {Trade, environment, and the Millennium /},
      pages = {vi, 388 pages ;},
      note = {Contents: RICUPERO, Rubens. Trade and environment:  strengthening complementarities and reducing conflicts;  SHAHIN, Magda. Trade and environment: how real is the  debate? JHA, Veena and VOSSENAAR, Rene?. Breaking the  deadlock: a positive agenda on trade, environment, and  development? ESTY, Daniel C. Environmental governance at  the WTO: outreach to civil society; DAVEY, William J. The  WTO Dispute Settlement System; SCHORR, David K. Fishery  subsidies and the WTO; CHARNOVITZ, Steve. Improving the  agreement on sanitary and phytosanitary standards;  APPLETON, Arthur E. Environmental labelling schemes: WTO  law and developing country implications; ABDEL MOTAAL,  Doaa. The agreement on technical barriers to trade, the  Committee on Trade and Environment, and Eco-labelling;  CAMERON, James. The precautionary principle; BRACK, Duncan.  Environmental treaties and trade: multilateral  environmental agreements and the multilateral trading  system; ...},
      abstract = {The purpose of this book is to provide an overview of the  key issues of negotiation at the meeting of Trade Ministers  in late 2001 in Qatar and well beyond. Resolving these  issues is a precondition for the launching of a new round  of multilateral trade negotiations - something considered  critical by many WTO member governments in order to ensure  a stable multilateral trading system that fully represents  the interests of developing countries.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/12321},
}