Table of Contents |
| Foreword: The Resistance to Southern Perspectives / Jerry Mander | 1 |
| How the South is Getting a Raw Deal at the Who / Martin Khor | 7 |
| | The WTO as an Instrument to Govern the South | |
| | | Inherent Biases in the WTO System: lack of Transparency and Participation | |
| | | Inequities between North and South in the WTO Agreements | |
| | | A. | Third World Scholars Critique the Uruguay Round | |
| | | B. | The Uruguay Round's Combination of Liberalization and Protection for Corporate Interests | |
| | Difficulties for Developing Countries Generated by the WTO | |
| | Agreements and Third Problems of Implementation | |
| | The Need to Review and Repair the WTO Agreements | |
| | Pressure for New Issues | |
| | | A. | Dangers of the Proliferation of "Trade Related Issues" | |
| | | B. | The Proposed New Issues and Dangers to the South | |
| | The Dangers of Four New Issues | |
| | | A. | Investment | |
| | | B. | Competition | |
| | | C. | Government Procurement | |
| | | D. | Industrial Tariffs | |
| | Other Issues at the Door: Environment and Labor | |
| | | A. | Social and Environmental Issues Seeking an Entrance | |
| | | B. | Trade and the Environment | |
| | | C. | Trade and Labor Standards | |
| | Conclusion | |
| Building an Iron Cage: Bretton Woods Institutions, the WTO, and the South / Walden Bello | |
| | The 1950s through the 1970s: Emergence of the Southern Agenda | |
| | | A. | The Bretton Woods Institutions Focus on the South | |
| | | B. | The Southern Challenge in the 1970s | |
| | | C. | Right-Wing Reaction and the Demonization of the South | |
| | | D. | Targeting the UN System | |
| | The 1980s and Early 1990s: Resubordination of the South | |
| | | A. | Structural Adjustment | |
| | | B. | Bringing the NICs to Heel | |
| | | C. | Dismantling the UN Development System | |
| | The World Trade Organization: Sealing the Defeat of the South | |
| | | A. | The WTO and Industrialization in the South | |
| | | B. | TRIPs and Agriculture | |
| | | C. | The Agreement on Agriculture | |
| | | D. | Oligarchic Decision Making | |
| | Strategy for Change | |
| War Against nature and the People of the South / Dr. Vandana Shiva | 91 |
| | Globalization of India's Agriculture | |
| | | A. | Shift to Export Crops | |
| | | | | Cotton: Seeds of Suicide | |
| | | | | Shrimp Factories | |
| | | | | Other Export Crops: Costs Exceed Earnings | |
| | | B. | Imports: Diversity Destroyed | |
| | | C. | Corporate Control of Processing and Packaging | |
| | The Driving Forces behind Globalization of Agriculture | |
| | | A. | The Agribusiness Giants | |
| | | B. | The WTO Agreement on Agriculture | |
| | | | | Domestic Support | |
| | | | | Market Access | |
| | | | | Export Competition | |
| | | | | Upcoming Review of the AOA | |
| | | | | Need for a New Paradigm | |
| | | C. | TRIPs and Biopiracy | |
| | | | | History of Intellectual Property Rights | |
| | | | | Introduction of TRIPs | |
| | | | | Upcoming Review of TRIPs | |
| | | | | Citizens' Movements | |
| Implications for Developing Countries and Least Developed Countries / Dot Keet | 126 |
| | Dashed Expectations in Developing Countries | |
| | Abuses of the Multilateral Rules-based System by Developed Countries | |
| | Marginalization for Least Developed Countries | |
| | Future Implications for Developing Countries | |
| | New Pressures from Developed Countries | |
| | Millennial Challenges | |
| | | A. | Special and Differential Terms | |
| | | B. | Implementation of Obligations and Interrogations | |
| | | C. | Impact Assessment and Possible Modifications | |
| | | D. | Possible Preemptive Positions by Developing Countries | |
| | Further and More Fundamental Aims | |
| Two cases of Corporate Rule | 155 |
| 1. | The Case of Chile: Dictatorship and Neoliberalism / Sara Larrain | |
| 2. | The Case of Nigeria: Corporate Oil and Tribal Blood / Oronto Douglas | |
| Afterword / Anuradha Mittal | 164 |