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Title:	On Product, Box and Blame-Shifting: Negotiating Frameworks for Agriculture in the WTO Doha Round
Author:	Mario Jales, Instituto de Estudos do Comercio e Negociacoes Internacionals (ICONE), Brazil
Year:	2004
Source:	ASCC, PECC Trade Forum-LAEBA Conference, Vina Del Mar, Chile

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