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• - One of the foremost policy institutes analyzes the dangers and potential benefits of the World Trade Organization
  
• - A number of activists, educators and organizers expose and critique the WTO. Book edited by Kevin Danaher and Roger Burbach. Common Courage Press, 2000.
  
• - New comprehensive book about the law of subsidies under the GATT/WTO system.
  
• - Analysis of WTO and erosion of democracy, environmental safeguards, and labor protections. Written by Ralph Nader and Lori Wallach.
  
• - Article by Stephen Van Esch looking at the arguments of "saner minds" concerning the WTO.
  
• - Dori Jones Yang looks at how the WTO became a lightning rod for protest. [U.S. News]
  
• - Articles offering an alternative view to the corporate media on the impact of the policies of the United States' democratic government.
  
• - Critical perspectives on corporate influence in the WTO.
  
• - Contains sample trade policy analysis articles about the WTO and international trading system.
  
• - Promoting free trade in light of resistance in Australia to the Sydney meetings in November 2002.
  
• - Provided by International Forum on Globalization, a NGO critical of the WTO.
  
• - Human Rights Watch believes that WTO membership won't itself reform the Chinese system or lead to political changes, but it could be an important catalyst over the long run if combined with consistent pressure from outside China.
  
• - Noam Chomsky introduces the WTO, and the drive to export American values through it.
  
• - An analysis of the WTO by a cooperative of policy institutes.
  
• - Introduction to the WTO, and other information on how the WTO affects labor and working families.
  
• - Heritage Foundation article defending the WTO, addressing many criticisms like the loss of national sovereignty to an unalleged world government which keeps its hearings and "trials" secret.
  
• - An outline of the structure and function of the WTO.
  
• - A general introduction and evaluation of the WTO and Globalization with particular emphasis on economic analysis.
  
• - Historical note on a internet campaign promoting the Cross-Canada Caravan to the Seattle 1999 Protests.
  
• - An Aesthetic Realism commentary defining economic freedom--what does it mean for the world and its wealth to be owned in a way that is free?
  
• - Noam Chomsky analyzes and criticizes the World Trade Organization and other aspects of modern State-run markets.
  
• - Simulation of trade negotiations within the WTO ruleset by about 60 students from all over the world.
  
• - Critiques of press coverage of Seattle WTO meeting and links to information about WTO.
  
• - A Seattle resident offers public apology to WTO countries for the allegedly spoiled and uncivilized activists who disrupted the city in 1999.
  
• - Non-commercial site by independent journalist explaining how WTO principles subordinate other social and environmental values, including democracy, to maximizing trade with alternative proposals for fairer trade rules.
  
• - A book by Lori Wallach and Michelle Sforza, Public Citizen 1999.
  
  

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