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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-91818-5n, and an emerging collective identity. The new WTO regime embodied new socio-economic and organizational norms, based on disembedded liberal principles and legalism that made it stronger than its predecessor had been.

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Marktversagen und Wirtschaftspolitik,is ostensibly difficult to speak of deepening multilateralism. At the same time, though, as the US is increasing its farm subsidies and hiking up tariffs to protect its ailing steel industry, it is increasingly clear that the US no longer fulfills its historical role as the white knight of the multi

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Grundformen Montage- und Transfersysteme analysts claim that the WTO is the central international economic institution (Bierman ., 1996). Yet others have claimed that the WTO modestly extends GATT, rather than embodying substantive rules over governmental policies (Jackson, 1998, p. 1). Traditional theoretical accounts tend to advance the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-91818-5teralism. Whereas the former was characterized by exemptions for national socio-economic purposes, the latter represented selfrestraint and cooperation, and an emerging collective identity. The new WTO regime embodied new socio-economic and organizational norms, based on disembedded liberal principl

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Auseinandersetzung mit dem Produkttomed role as opponents of the multilateral trading regime. America’s role as hegemon in the trading regime changed during the late 1970s and 1980s, reconstructing its identity and interests in the trading regime. Whereas America’s liberal trade policies had underpinned the trading regime since WWII

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Grundformen Montage- und Transfersystemend developing countries saw their roles in the multilateral trading regime. This behavioral change and the understandings it created had profound effects on the character of the multilateral trading regime, effectively changing its culture.