61. NCSLnet: International Trade, Preemption And The States international trade issues are of increasing importance to state State Perspectiveon trade Agreements. Vermont Attorney general Bill Sorrell will http://www.ncsl.org/standcomm/scecon/seminaragendaspring05.htm

Home Contact Us Press Room Site Overview ... Register Search: Advanced Search About NCSL Services Overview ... NCSL Standing Committees var doctitle=document.title document.write(doctitle) Add to My NCSL National Conference of State Legislatures National Association of Attorneys General International Trade, Preemption and the States A Policy and Legal Primer for State Legislative and Legal Officials In conjunction with the NCSL Spring Forum Friday, April 15 - Saturday, April 16, 2005 Hyatt Regency on Capitol Hill Washington, D.C. SPECIAL SEMINAR AGENDA (as of April 13, 2005) Friday Saturday Friday , April 15, 2005 3:00 pm - 3:15 pm Yorktown, Ballroom Level Welcome Conveners for this special seminar will welcome participants, provide a brief history of the genesis of this joint NCSL/NAAG activity, overview the seminar’s structure, and open the seminar. Representative Sheryl ALLEN , Utah and Elliot BURG , Assistant Attorney-General, Public Protection Division, Vermont 3:15 pm - 4:00 pm Yorktown, Ballroom Level Why Should States Care about International Trade? There are a variety of reasons that states should care about international trade and the agreements that govern that commerce: export promotion, state purchasing power, economic development, population migration, state-regulated monopoly service providers, etc. This presentation and discussion will outline some of these important reasons, which will set the stage for the balance of the seminar.

62. Rocky Mountain World Trade Center Institute General World Trade Seminars WTC Institute general World trade Seminars are designed to provide an understanding Currently she is an international trade specialist for CoorsTek and http://www.wtcdn.com/services/general.html

General World Trade Seminars Download the full Fall 2005 Program Guide Adobe Acrobat Reader needed to view this file. (Note: this is a large file - about 1 MB) WTC Institute General World Trade Seminars are designed to provide an understanding of a particular region or topic. The seminars are focused on topical issues in international business and emphasize both the practical and operational aspects of international transactions. These courses cut across both importing and exporting and play a critical role in the successful expansion of your international business. New corporate members of the World Trade Center Denver are entitled to a $200 credit towards Institute courses with their initial membership. (Some restrictions apply.) Cross Cultural Communications Thursday, September 29 , 2005, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Click Here to download a registration form In the global marketplace, it is imperative to recognize the impact of cultural considerations on business transactions and to understand and respect those differences. This course will help participants Increase understanding of how culture affects everyday business;

63. World Trade Center Denver International Trade Links general international trade Resources. Colleges and Universities Colleges andUniversities around the world; Global Yellow Pages Phone directories from http://www.wtcdn.com/links.html

World Trade International Business Resource Links Jump to any of these subject areas on this page: Banking, Currencies and Financing Conventions and International Trade Shows Country/Region Information General International Trade Resources ... Travel Banking, Currencies and Financing African Development Bank Financial Development institutions with updates on projects, events, and investment opportunities Asian Development Bank Development Bank homepage with info. on projects, business links, and news and events Bank of Canada Resources for Federal Governments, Central Banks, Banks, and other financial institutions Currency Converter Development Bank of Japan Provides long-term financing and other policy-based schemes European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Assists 27 Central and Eastern European Countries to implement structural reforms, promote competition, privatization, and enterpeneurship European Central Bank Supports economic policies in the European system. Promotes open market economies with free competition European Investment Bank Promotes development and economic cohesion for the member countries. Assists in raising funds and financing capital projects and implements components of agreements outside the EU

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AUS EXPO 2005 printable version Industries Description Audience Cycle General Automobile Computers Telecommunications, Computers Networks International Fairs Multimedia Technologies Consumers Electronics Household Appliances - Domestic Appliance Technology unknown Next Dates July 28 - 30, 2005 in Melbourne (Australia - Asia / Pacific) Beware ! All dates are subject to change. Contact organizer before making arrangements. Venue 2 Clarendon Street Southbank Melbourne, Victoria Australia, 3205 Australia Web Site Other events at this place Find an Hotel in Melbourne Organizers Expotrade Australia P.O. Box 18213 Collins St East Victoria 8003 Australia Web Site E-mail Other events from this organizer More information about AUS EXPO Event website Event e-mail Concurrent Fairs / similar dates, same city INFRASTRUCTURE AUSTRALIA EventsEye Trade Shows Calendar - Back to Home

65. Media Trade Monitor | Examining The Impact Of International Trade Agreements On As a result, there is a need for a global trade framework applicable to such UNESCO general Conference; September 12 The Global Alliance international http://www.mediatrademonitor.org/

@import url(misc/drupal.css); Documents About Links Contact ... Member Login Overview Why Media Trade Monitor? UNESCO Convention on Cultural Diversity What is it? Key documents All related documents Trade Agreements Bilateral FTAs Regional FTAs WTO Issue Areas Commercialism Internet and Broadband Journalism Media Ownership ... Television and Cable Syndicate Navigation create content news aggregator UNESCO convention on cultural diversity Government delegates from over 180 countries have negotiated the final text of the proposed Convention on Cultural Diversity (CCD), to be submitted to the UNESCO General Assembly in the fall of 2005. The CCD (formally known as the Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Contents and Artistic Expressions) was initially meant to be an international legal agreement to implement the principle that culture cannot be reduced to a commodity. Concretely, it was meant to allow each country to exclude its cultural policies, including 'audiovisual services' - otherwise known as media - from 'free trade' deals like the WTO. During the negotiations, progressive NGO networks like the

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/************************************** Code for generating drop down menus **************************************/ Search Go Contact Us Home ... Associated Businesses View articles in: Communications Competition Law Corporate E-Commerce ... Vietnam 12 July 2005 WTO ruling extends subsidy rules to private lending A recent WTO Appellate Body ruling will require financial institutions and WTO member governments to carefully consider the legality of start-up funding and rescue packages for industries. The ruling has significant implications for the policies of governments, and the conduct of government officials, when faced with the situation of supporting industries facing problems obtaining finance or commercial difficulties. 25 November 2004 Anti-dumping review proposal will enliven trade regulation debate In a draft report on the National Competition Policy, the Productivity Commission has recommended that Australia's anti-dumping regime should be reviewed by the Federal Government at the earliest possible date. 24 November 2004 Brief overview of the FTA - trade marks and geographical indications The Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement was signed by both countries in May 2004. The title of article 17.2 of the FTA is

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search on this site register contact us ... 2005 press releases press release WTO: 2005 PRESS RELEASES Press/415 29 July 2005 DIRECTOR-GENERAL Lamy announces his four Deputy Directors-General Director-General Designate Pascal Lamy today informed the General Council of the four people he has chosen to be his deputy directors-general. SEE ALSO: press releases WTO news archives Supachai Panitchpakdi's speeches Director-General ... Deputy Director-General selection process Mr. Lamy, who assumes office on 1 September, told the General Council in a statement that he has selected Alejandro Jara of Chile, Valentine Rugwabiza of Rwanda, Harsha Singh of India and Rufus Yerxa of the United States. Their terms of office will begin on 1 October. Amb. Jara, currently Chile's ambassador to the WTO since 2000, has served in the Chilean Government since 1976. Ms. Rugwabiza has served as Rwanda's Ambassador to the WTO since 2002 and is the first woman ever appointed as a Deputy Director-General for the World Trade Organization. Mr. Singh, currently Secretary of India's Telecom Regulatory Authority, is a former member of the WTO Secretariat. Mr. Yerxa, a former Deputy U.S. Trade Representative, has served the last three years as Deputy Director-General to Director-General Supachai Panitchpakdi. “I am very pleased that these outstanding individuals have agreed to be my deputies. This is a very strong team to lead the WTO Secretariat into a crucial stage in the Doha Development Agenda negotiations. The coming months of preparation for the December Hong Kong Ministerial Conference will be instrumental to the future of our negotiations. I look forward to working with my team and with Member Governments in the months and years to come,” Mr. Lamy said.

68. WTO | Services - Gateway Page Interactive course general Agreement on trade in Services (GATS) legally bindingset of rules covering international trade in services. http://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/serv_e/serv_e.htm

search on this site register contact us ... français ON THIS PAGE: Introduction Mandate Work in the WTO The new negotiations ... trade topics services Services trade Ranging from architecture to voice-mail telecommunications and to space transport, services are the largest and most dynamic component of both developed and developing country economies. Important in their own right, they also serve as crucial inputs into the production of most goods. Their inclusion in the Uruguay Round of trade negotiations led to the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS). Since January 2000, they have become the subject of multilateral trade negotiations. See also: The services negotiations Negotiations, implementation and development: the Doha agenda SERVICES TOPICS The GATS covers all services, with few exceptions. Services sectoral classification list SECTORS: Business and professional services Accountancy services Advertising services Architectural and engineering services Computer and related services ... Legal services Communication services Audiovisual services Postal and courier, express mail services

69. NYPL, International Trade Research Guide The international trade research guide of the Science, Industry and and issuesin international trade in general; trade statistics issued by the United http://www.nypl.org/research/sibl/trade/trade.html

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70. General Agreement On Tariffs And Trade (general Agreement on Tariffs and trade) (Cover Story) (international trade Forum).Outlook for Key trade Agreement Dims.(The Central America Free trade http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/history/A0820455.html

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71. Office Of General Counsel The Office of the general Counsel has a diverse legal practice, based on the widevariety of issues arrow right international trade Administration (ITA) http://www.ogc.doc.gov/intl_comm_home.html

Search Site OGC Home About OGC Employment ... Member Login General Counsel Main Office Assistant General Counsels Administration Chief Bureau Counsels Commercial Law Development Program Economic Affairs Economic Development Administration Import Administration ... Skip to Legal Offices navigation Office of The Chief Counsel for International Commerce Welcome This webpage is sponsored by the Office of the Chief Counsel for International Commerce at the U.S. Department of Commerce. It contains papers, memoranda, speeches, and other materials on international trade and investment law with a focus on export issues. Comments or questions on individual items on this website should be directed to the author or compiler of the item who is named in each document at occic@doc.gov

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73. Consumers International - Home Consumers international (CI) is urging the World trade Organization (WTO) to The call comes on the eve of the WTO general Council meeting in Geneva, http://www.consumersinternational.org/

@import url(/styles/level2.css); @import url(/styles/Main.css); Text Only Using this site Sitemap Contact us ... Feedback Search Advanced search Home About CI ... Members news Welcome to the site Consumers International (CI) defends the rights of all consumers, particularly the poor and marginalised, through empowering national consumer groups and campaigning at the international level. CI represents 234 organisations in 113 countries. CI Offices Global Office Africa Office Asia Pacific Office Latin America and Caribbean Office ... Office for Developed and Transition Economies Notice board CI launches Bridging the gaps report 21 September: All consumers should have access to essential services, such as water and sanitation, energy and telecommunications. Consumers International (CI) is a partner in a coalition working to develop a new international General Agreement on Public Services (GAPS), to improve public services worldwide, especially for the poorest and most marginalised people. Read our new report Bridging The gaps: the case for a General Agreement on Public Services Putting consumers at the heart of trade 15 September: Event... Consumers International (CI) will be hosting an open event in Geneva, 20-21 September 2005, to publicise our latest programme and campaign work. At a time when the issue of trade never seems to be far from the headlines, Consumers International (CI) is bringing together experts from around the world to stress the case for putting the consumer at the heart of trade negotiations. The event kicks off a season of campaigning for CI, ahead of December's WTO Ministerial in Hong Kong.

74. Australian Government Attorney-General S Department - Attorney Keynote Address by the Hon Philip Ruddock MP, Attorneygeneral Panel 3 TheCustoms international trade Modernisation Initiative http://www.ag.gov.au/agd/WWW/agdHome.nsf/Page/Department_Civil_Justice_and_Legal

75. Australian Government Attorney-General's Department - Office Of International La The Attorneygeneral s Department. Office of international Law Areas coveredby the international trade and Environment Law Branch include http://www.ag.gov.au/agd/WWW/internationallawHome.nsf/Page/International_Trade_a

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77. RIEDC - International Trade & Exporting - GUIDE: General Business Assistance The Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation is the full service, officialeconomic development organization for the state of Rhode Island. http://www.riedc.com/riedc/business_services/14/216/

About News Contact Site Map ... SEARCH Blue Sky, RI Business Services Industry Clusters RI DataBank EDC Capital Every Company Counts - Small Business Assistance Workforce Development Micro Business ... Port of Entry: RI Resource Guide: General Business Assistance Send to a friend Printable version International Trade Resource Directory Select... Foreign Company Background Information General Business Assistance Programs State Export Assistance Programs >> PRIVATE SECTOR SERVICE PROVIDERS Export Documentation Freight Forwarders/Ship Brokers/International Movers Insurance International Banking International Law Firms International Consultants Regional Trade and Development Agencies Translation / Interpreting Services RI Small Business Development Center (RISBDC) Contact: Adriana Dawson, Acting Directo r Bryant University RI Small Business Development Center 1150 Douglas Pike Service Corps Of Retired Executives (SCORE) Contact: William MacKinnon Alt. Regional Director 380 Westminster Street Providence, RI 02903 Phone: (401) 528-4571 The Smaller Business Association Of New England, Inc. (SBANE) Products/Services: Small business advocacy, education seminars and business services.

78. Intellectual Property And International Trade international Intellectual Property Section, Office of trade Negotiations, On 31 July 2004, the World trade Organisation general Council adopted a http://www.dfat.gov.au/ip/trips_update_0411.html

Trade - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Skip to content About us ... Contact us Site Navigation: Travel Advisories Country information Trade Policy Global Issues ... Home Portfolio websites ACIAR AusAID Austrade EFIC Site tools Media Gateway Students Gateway Business Gateway Site Feedback ... Site Index Today is Saudi Arabia National Day TRIPS Update - a regular bulletin on recent developments November 2004 (Edition 11) A briefing on the WTO TRIPS Agreement and international intellectual property issues Highlights World Trade Organisation - July Package Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement World Intellectual Property Organization's General Assembly DFAT Intellectual Property and International Trade Website Contact Us International Intellectual Property Section, Office of Trade Negotiations, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade BARTON ACT 0221 Tel: 02 6261 2039 Fax: 02 6261 3514 Email: ip@dfat.gov.au WTO July Package On 31 July 2004, the World Trade Organisation General Council adopted a 'Framework Package' of decisions which lays the basis for the next phase of the Doha Round. Trade Minister Mark Vaile described the agreement as "a very important step forward for the WTO. The agreement means we have achieved a key Australian objective of keeping the Doha Round moving forward so as to deal comprehensively with our global trade interests".

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This Site Maintained by: Program on International Policy Attitudes Home Search Join Our ListServ ... Global Issues >> International Trade International Trade International Trade in General Poll questions about trade produce results that may appear quite confusing. Some questions may appear to show strong majority support for trade, while others show majority opposition. In fact Americans' attitudes toward trade are quite complex and do not fall inside a simple preference for trade or protectionism, but rather involve numerous value concerns about how trade occurs. Many poll questions nonetheless ask Americans to make an up-or-down judgment about trade. As a result Americans tend to be highly responsive to the way that the question is asked, looking for ways to express the nuances of their attitudes. Looking carefully at the wording of questions, we do find a coherent pattern in the public's attitudes. Questions that ask about trade in principle or about its effects on the economy show fairly strong support. However, when questions raise issues about the impact of trade in other dimensions, strong majorities show strong reservations. When asked to assess the overall impact of trade or asked to weigh the benefits of trade against other concerns, support for trade is at best lukewarm.

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