WTO Reform: A Forward-looking Agenda on Environmental Sustainability
@article{DeereBirkbeck2019WTORA, title={WTO Reform: A Forward-looking Agenda on Environmental Sustainability}, author={Carolyn Deere-Birkbeck}, journal={WTO Reform}, year={2019} }
to work with companies to improve environmental performance through public–private partnerships, self-regulation schemes and corporate social responsibility systems, with the aid of consumer pressure.
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