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Welcome to International Issues

  The African Elephant in International Law
  Bringing the State Back In: Enabling National Environmental Policy
  Descriptive, Prescriptive and Second-Best Approaches to the Control of Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions
  Development, Trade, and the Environment: A Third World Perspective
  Ecological Distribution, Agricultural Trade Liberalization, and In Situ Genetic Diversity
  Enclosing the Global Commons: Global Environmental Negotiations in a North-South Conflictual Approach
  The Enterprise for the Americas Initiative: A Second Generation of Debt-For-Nature Exchanges-With an Overview of Other Recent Exchange Initiatives
  Environmental Impact of Tourism in the Gulf of Aqaba
  Environmental Law and International Trade
  GATT and the Environment: Policy Research Needs
  Global Commons: Site of Peril, Source of Hope
  Human Rights, Ecology, and Economic Integration: The Peasant Ecologists of Guerrero
  International Environmental Negotiation: A Strategy for the South
  International Labour and Environmental Standards Agreements: Is This Fair Trade?
  International Trade v. Environmental Protection: The Case of the U.S. Embargo on Mexican Tuna
  Investment, Sovereignty, and the Environment: The Metalclad and NAFTA’s Chapter 11
  Is Multilateralism the Future? Sustainable Development or Globalisation as ‘A Comprehensive Vision of the Future of Humanity’
  Lifestyle Is the Problem
  Mexico and the Trade and Environment Debates
  The Perils of Free Trade
  Poverty and the Environment: Can Sustainable Development Survive Globalization?
  Protectionism, Trade, and Measures of Damage from Exotic Species Introductions
  Reflections on the Kyoto Protocol–Looking Back to See Ahead
  Sustainable Development and Environment: a Renewed Effort in the OECD
  Trade and the Environment
  Trading Off the Future: Making World Trade Environmentally Sustainable
  What Did 2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development Accomplish? A Non-Governmental Agency Perspective
  The World Trade Organization, the Environment, and the Ecological Critique


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