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Ivanova, Maria. 2005. Can the Anchor Hold? Rethinking the United Nations Environment Programme for the 21st Century. Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy. 60 p. http://environment.research.yale.edu/documents/downloads/o-u/report_7_unep_evaluation.pdf

 

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Khor, Martin. 2002. The WTO post-Doha Agenda: Squeezing the South under an inequitable work programme. Third World Resurgence. May/June,
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