International trade rules and agriculture sector: selected implementation issues.

Mosoti,Adam Kenea Gobena,D Acker,L Gasperini,E B Et Al Ed Mccullough,L A Thrupp,G K Bambrah, S Haq,H W O Okothogendo,J B Ojwang, Eds,Maria M Avila,J A Bakkes,G J Van Den Born,J C Helder,Rob Swart,Chris Hope, J Parker,Stefano Pagiola, Akhila Rao, F B Nyaribo,J F M Onim,P P Semenye, Mwandotto B Ruiz M E,C Sere,H Li Pun, E Elhinnawi,Y Ahmad,L A Schwartz, Zijp M Iica San Jose,San Jose Banco Mundial,San Jose Cirad,San Jose Danida,Scherr S J Dvorak K A,Delehanty J Dvorak K A,D Challinor,M H Frondorf,Keith D Shepherd, Jeanmichel Roger,Paul R Ehrlich, E S,R K Pachauri,Ramakrishna K Gupta S,Dwivedi S N Gupta S,Valdiya K S Gupta S, Houghton R A Gupta S,Meherhomji V M Gupta S, J S,Firor J Gupta S, Gail C Farmer, K S,Oppenheimer M Gupta S, Woodwell G M Gupta S,Shanti S Gupta, Alison Young, R J Cheatle,Petronella W K Muraya

mag（2007）

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