
New Issues for the Millennium Trade Round:
The
Natural and Social Worlds
April 13 to May 11, 1999

We welcome you to join our fourth Virtual Conference titled: New Issues for the Millennium Trade
Round: The Natural and Social Worlds. There are several ways to participate in the conference,
participate as a paper presenter, a commenter, or both. As a commenter read the papers posted below
and then you are welcome to leave messages for the paper author directly from the mailbox at the
bottom of the paper. Also, you may leave a comment on the "Message Board" which covers more general
topics that cross several cases. Finally, if you register for the conference, we can provide you
with emails for all other registrants. Paper presenters are automatically registered.
Panel 2: Trade and Pollution: Waste, Infestation and Climate Change
Section 4: Trade, Pollution and Infestation
Section
5: Trade, Ozone and Climate Change
Panel 4: New Rights in Old Settings
Section 9: Trade and Culture
Section 10: Trade and Computers
Section 11: Trade
and New Issues
Concluding Remarks
Contact the Conference Organizer Jim Lee
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Comment

About the Conference
The fourth TED Virtual Conference will focus on
new issues that the next round of WTO negotiations will need to address. The "Millenium Round", as
some have begun to call it, is symbolic because it will be the first trade negotiating round in the
21st century. It will therefore set the tone for globalization and its impacts on culture, labor
and environment around the world.
We want to make the case for including new issues squarely
within the next round of trade negotiations. Realizing that hard economic times make further trade
liberalization less likely, nevertheless one goal should be to encourage disciplines that cushion
peoples from the negative effects of trade.
This is our fourth virtual conference. The first two conferences outlined some issues that will be present in the next WTO round of trade negotiations.
Link to Cost Benefit Conference
The
second conference squarely examined culture issues in trade and environmental contexts, through three
panels relating to food, globalization, and symbol issues.
Link to the Millennium Conference
(#1)
Panel 1: Trade and Resources: Species, Resources, and Habitats Section 1: Trade and Ocean
Species
Panel 3: Trade and Agriculture Disputes
Panel 4: Trade, Pollution and Infestation
Panel 5: Trade, Ozone and Climate Change
518 RUSSCFC
Russia CFC Trade, by Betsy
Fishman
Group C: Old Rights in New Settings
Panel 6: Trade and International Politics
Panel 8: Trade and Labor
Group D: New Rights in Old Settings
Panel 9: Trade and Culture
The third conference began a two year effort to look at the issues of importance to the
Millennium Round of WTO Trade Negotiations and the New Issues that need addressing. Three panels
examined issues of culture, environment, and rights with respect to trade.
Group A: Trade and the Natural World
Discussants: David Dalbec, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Dr. Ashok Swain,
University of Uppsala (Sweden) (invited)
517 AROWANA
Arowama Fish Trade, by Nakaba
Chimura
520 TUNNY Bosporus Fish Depletion, by Teyfik
Kor
524 MANATEE Persian Gulf Manatee, by Dan
Pattarini
526 SHRIMP3
Asia-US Turtle Dispute, by Usha
Seedial
562 BAHRAIN Bahrain Island Dispute, by Mohammed
Abdul Rahman
530 EELFARM
Taiwan and Eel Farming, by Julian
Wu
Section 2: New Trade Issues
564 IVORY2 Legal Ivory Trade, by Hussein
Hindawi
566 WATER Canada-US Water Trade, by Mohammed
Karroum
539 EUNOISE European Plane Noise Standards, by
Nathan Kline
540 MOONROCK
Moon Rocks and Trade, by Josh
Pierry
527 MEXBREW
Mexico-US Beer Dispute, by Michael
Stebe
565 FUNERAL Funeral Home Trade Dispute, by Timmy
Thomas
569 SLEEP Children's Sleepwear and Trade, by Rana
Ridha
Discussant: Dr. David Ervin, Henry Wallace Institute, USA (invited)
525 MALTOBAC
Malawi Tobacco and Environment,
by Jen Poitras
528 ARGRICE Argentina-Brazil Rice Dispute, by Luis
Torres
529 WHEAT Wheat and US China Relations, by Peter
Wright
536 BANANA2
US-EU Banana Dispute, by Kathleen
Dean
553 PISTACHIO Iran and Pistachio Trade, by Mary
Frances Styczynski
567 CHERRYJP Japan's Restrictions on Cherry
Imports, by Abeer El Lahham
Group B: Trade and Pollution: Waste, Infestation and Climate Change
Discussants: Dr. Phil Ross, US Environmental Protection Agency (invited) and Dr. Barry Nussbaum, US
Environmental Protection Agency
523 LADOGA
Lake Lagoda and Russian Tourism, by
Courtney Nero
541 CLARK
Clark Base in Philippines and Waste
Clean-up, by Maria Cristina Esteron
542 BEETLE2
China Exports and Beetle
Infestations, by Fumi Tokunaga
Discussants: Paul Madden, British Embassy (invited), Paul Wapner, American University, and David
Crosby, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association, American University
537 KYOTO
Kyoto Accord and Trade, by Lisa
Raykovicz
560 STEEL2 Russia Steel Dumping, by Tyler
Graden
Part B: Trade and the Social World
Discussant: Dean Goodman, AU (invited), Tom Johnson, AU (invited)
538 HELMS Helms-Burton Case, by Jeffrey Clark
548 WALMART Walmart Goes to Argentina, by Maria
Anna Silverman
Panel 7: Trade and Genetics
Discussants: Dr. Maria Green Cowles, AU (invited)
521 CHOCOLAT
Chocolate Substititues, by
Veronique Kouame
544 CANOLA
Canola and Genetics Trade, by
Catarine Wikman
557 DOLLY Dolly the Sheep and Genetic Engineering
Products, by Dareen Hage-Ali
559 GENEPACT Gene Pact, by Sandra Gulbicki
Discussant: Dr. Craig VanGrasstek, AU, Dr. Carolyn Fawcett, AU
547 SLAVE Slave Trade, by Desiree Hopkins
550 BRACERO Bracero Program and Labor Rights, by
Michelle Tiedemann
551 BIGMAC McDonalds and Labor Rights under NAFTA,
by Adam Costanzo
563 NIKE Nike and Pakistani Child Labor, by Faraz
Azam
560 COMPLAB Computer Software Labor, by George
Macoukji
557 PRISON Prison Labor and China, by James
Reeves
567 PICKER Apple Picker Rights, by Genevieve
Brittain
Discussants: Dr. John Doolittle, American University (invited)
516 SAUDPORK
Pork Imports, Saudi Arabia, by
Shehab Al-Fakhri
531 XMASTREE
Christmas Tree Trade Dispute, by
Chris Visser
558 EUGENBAN India Film Import Quotas, by Ansar
Mohideen
559 INDBEEF India Beef Import Policy, by Tarun
Pattini
546 BORDERS
Borders Bookstore Dispute, by
Nicholas Standlick
Panel 10: Trade and Computers
Discussant: Dr. Wadih Atiyah (American University), Ali Ghobadi (American University), Brian Kehs
(invited)
549 DATAWAR Data Privacy and Trade, by Kyriakos
Vassilakos
552 CRYPTO Cryptography and Exports, by John
Sutton
561 CELLULAR Cellular Phones, Health and Trade and,
by Khalid Abu Kobe
568 YTK Year 2000 and Trade, by Atheeqe Ansari
