Publications
The Friends of Multilateralism Group
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WTO Reform
Trouble at the WTO was a long time coming
Keith Rockwell published this article on 18th July 2026 as FMG member and Senior Research Fellow at the Hinrich Foundation. Full text of this article can be viewed via:https://www.thefreedomfrequency.org/p/trouble-at-the-wto-was-a-long-time
Can middle powers rescue the world trading system?
Alan Wolff published this article on the Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE) on 14th July 2026 as former Deputy Director-General of the WTO and senior fellow at the PIIE. Full text of this article can be viewed...
FMG One-Pagers
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Covid-19 and Trade
TRIPS and Jabs-vaccine patent waivers and the WTO
Stuart Harbinson published this article as a fellow of the Asia Global Institute at The University of Hong Kong. Full text of this article can be viewed via: https://humebrophy.com/trips-and-jabs-vaccine-patent-waivers-and-the-wto/
Chinese Whispers: COVID-19, global supply chains in essential goods, and public policy
Simon J. Evenett wrote this paper on September 17th 2020 as Professor of International Trade and Economic Development of University of St. Gallen. Following is the full text of this paper.
Others
Beijing and Washington, DC Clash over excess capacity: A guide for the Bewildered
Simon Evenett published this report on 29th July 2026 as FMG member and Founder of Global Trade Alert . Full text of this report can be viewed via:https://globaltradealert.org/reports/Beijing-and-Washington-Clash-Over-Excess-Capacity
One year since turnberry: What has changed in transatlantic trade since then?
Simon Evenett published this report on 27th July 2026 as FMG member and Founder of Global Trade Alert. Full text of this report can be viewed via:https://globaltradealert.org/reports/One-Year-Since-Turnberry