Next Steps: Getting Past the Doha Round Crisis

Simon J Evenett, 28 May 2011

This VoxEU eBook aims to inform options for resolving the Doha Round dilemma by gathering the views of some of the world’s most experienced Doha experts. All agree that moving past the crisis will require creative thinking about work-around solutions that avoid acrimony and lock in some of the progress to date.

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Contents

Introduction
Richard Baldwin and Simon J Evenett

There is no Plan B – only Plan A: Towards completing Doha
Mari Pangestu

Acknowledge Doha’s demise and move on to save the WTO
Susan Schwab

Next Steps: Getting past the Doha Round crisis
Ujal Singh Bhatia

Next Steps: Is an early harvest still possible?
Zhenyu Sun

Getting past the Doha Round crisis: Moving forward in the WTO
John Weekes

The good ship Doha: Salvage-and-abandon-ship or repair-and-wait?
Stuart Harbinson

Keeping the WTO on track: A Doha down payment plus more
Richard Baldwin and Simon Evenett

Simon J Evenett

Professor of International Trade, University of St. Gallen and Member of the Warwick Commission on the Future of the Multilateral Trading System after Doha. Co-Director of the CEPR Programme in International Trade and Regional Economics.

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