| Programme
9 December 2002
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| 9.00 |
Introductory session |
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Welcome and introduction
R. Andreas Kraemer and Richard G. Tarasofsky, Ecologic |
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Links
between global governance and the provision of global public
goods
Sophie Thoyer, Ecole Nationale Supérieur Agronomique
de Montpellier |
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The
architecture of the global system of governance, global public
goods and human rights - the case of food security and international
trade
Francois Lerin, Institut Agronomique Mediterranéen
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9.30 |
Strengthening
the way the international sustainable development regime addresses
trade policy
Chair: Richard Tarasofsky,
Ecologic |
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Re-establishing the
effectiveness of environmental regimes vis-a-vis trade: architecture,
procedures, and sources of legitimacy
Laurence Tubiana, Institut du Développement Durable
et des Relations internationales
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North-South
Perspectives on the trade and sustainable development debate:
Implications for global governance
Frank Biermann, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
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The role of multilateral
environmental agreements in strengthening international environmental
policy relating to trade
Juan Carlos Vasquez, Secretariat of the Convention on International
Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora
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Recent
developments in international environmental governance relating
to international trade: looking forward from the WSSD
Johannah Bernstein, Stockholm Environment Institute
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11.30
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The WTO as an international institution that supports
sustainable development
Chair: Laurence Tubiana, IDDRI
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Defining
the boundaries of WTO action on sustainable development
Scott Vaughan, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
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Improving
the procedures in the WTO to take account of sustainable development:
lessons from MEAs
Konrad von Moltke, Dartmouth College
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The
role of public international law in the WTO
Joost Pauwelyn, Duke University |
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WTO
dispute settlement and sustainable development
Beatrice Chaytor, Foundation for International Environmental
Law and Development
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| 13.00 |
Lunch
Break
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14.00
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Improving the interaction between the international sustainable
development regime and the World Trade Organization
Chair: Dr. Ulf Jaeckel, German Federal Environment Ministry
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European
perspectives on ensuring effective interaction
between the international trade and sustainable development
regimes
Rupert Schlegelmilch, European Commission |
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Clarifying
and improving the relationship between WTO and Multilateral
Environmental Agreements
Robert Howse, University of Michigan |
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Resolving conflicts
in public international law between trade and sustainable
development
Ludivine Tamiotti, WTO – Trade and Environment Division
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Political
constraints in resolving international disputes
on trade and sustainable development
Ingmar von Homeyer, Ecologic
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16.30
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The potential of non-state actors to influence international
institutions on trade and sustainable development
Chair: Richard Tarasofsky, Ecologic
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Structuring
the public-private dimension in international trade and sustainable
development governance
Matthias Buck, University of Hamburg |
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Improving
NGO participation in international policy making relating
to trade and sustainable development
Sebastian Oberthür, Ecologic |
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The
contribution of non-state actors in ensuring complementarity
between trade and sustainable development
Ricardo Meléndez-Ortiz, International Centre for Trade
and Sustainable Development |
| 18.00 |
End
of day 1 |
| 19.30 |
Evening
programme: Guided Tour of Brandenburg Gate and Reichstag
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10 December 2002
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| 9.00 |
Leveraging
contributions of non-state actors in support of the global
system of governance of trade and sustainable development
Chair: Ricardo Meléndez-Ortiz, International Centre
for Trade and Sustainable Development |
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The
Forest Stewardship Council and the international legal and
policy regime
Steve Bass, International Institute for Environment and Development |
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Corporate
actors and environment and trade governance: challenging alliances
and norms setting processes
Isabelle Biagiotti, Solagral |
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Public
Private Partnerships relating to trade and sustainable development
Sascha Müller-Kraenner, Heinrich Boell Foundation |
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The
role of Global Public Policy Networks in supporting global
institutions: implications for trade and sustainable development
Charlotte Streck,
World Bank
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11.00 |
Parallel
Working Groups |
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Working
Group I: Improving the formal Architecture on trade and sustainable
development
Facilitated by Konrad von Moltke, Dartmouth College |
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Working Group II:
Leveraging the contributions of non-State actors in support
of the global governance of trade and sustainable development
Facilitated by Matthias Buck, University of Hamburg |
| 13.00 |
Lunch Break |
14.00 |
Parallel
Working Groups (continued) |
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15.30
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Reports of the Working Groups and Conlusions
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| 16.30 |
End
of Workshop
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