Occasional Papers Series

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2008
Stilwell Env Goods 31iii
M Cossy "Brésil-pneus"
Chem TT; Trade Meas
Chem Rt Summaries
2007
Summary EGs rt RUIG
Yajima PhD thesis t&e
J MacNeill 20y Br Report

 

EcoLomics Occasional Papers Series

 

2008
                 

2008-1
January

Matthew
Stilwell

Advancing the WTO Environmental Goods Negotiations:
 Options and Opportunities, 31 p.

2008-2
February

Mireille
Cossy

Le litige Brésil - pneus rechapés
à l'OMC, 5 p.
2008-3
May		 Urs P. Thomas

The Geneva-based Wastes and Chemicazls Conventions:
the Questions of Technical Cooperation and of Trade Measures, 23 p.

2008-4
June

Edited by
Urs P. Thomas

The Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions,
Summary of the Informal Roundtable Presentations 24.1.08

Organized by the Faculty of Law of the University of Geneva

Jointly with IHEID, UNCTAD, UNEP and INECE, financed by RUIG, 17 p.

 

 2007
 

2007-1
April

María Julia Oliva
and Urs P. Thomas

Summary Report, Roundtable (RUIG Project 14.03.2007):
WTO Negotiations on Environmental Goods: Promoting
Transfer of Technology for Sustainable Development? 5 p.

2007-2
December 

Noriko Yajima

International Regulation of the Environment: Conflicting Approaches of the World Trade Organization and Multilateral Environmental Agreements.
PhD Thesis, Melbourne U, School of Anthropology, Geography and Environmental Sciences 2006, 244 p.

2007-3
December 

Jim MacNeill,

O.C.

Our Common Future: Advance or Retreat?
Sustainable Development: A New Urgency, 18 p.

 

 

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