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Will the sucess of trade policy undermine the world trading system

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  • Rebecca U. Weiner

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  • David G. Victor & Rebecca U. Weiner, 2003. "Will the sucess of trade policy undermine the world trading system," Post-Print hal-01201046, HAL.
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