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Interest group influence on trade policy in a multilevel polity : analysing the EU position at the DOHA WTO ministerial conference. [articles], fasc. 67

Main Author: VAN DEN HOVENLanguage: anglais.Publication: Florence - Italie : 2002Description: 35 p.Subject: COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL | OMC Item type:

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