Amrita Narlikar is a distinguished scholar focused on international relations and political economy, with a specialization in international negotiations, the political economy of international trade, and rising powers. Her work delves into the dynamics of global power shifts and the intricate mechanisms that shape international trade systems. Narlikar critically examines the complexities of multilateral negotiations, seeking to identify causes and solutions for deadlock situations in global trade policy. Through her rigorous analysis, she offers valuable insights into contemporary global challenges and the future trajectory of international governance.
Challenging readers of all political persuasions to rethink assumptions about powerlessness, this book shows how poverty has become a political tool and unprecedented source of empowerment. Narlikar's theory of agency, focus on the life-cycles of narratives, and policy-relevant insights make this work a valuable resource for scholars, diplomats, and leaders.
The WTO has a deep and far reaching impact on people's everyday lives, and in its short lifetime has generated debate, controversy and outrage. This VSI provides an essential and accessible explanation of the political, economic, and ethical controversies: What the WTO is, what it does, and whether it works.
Bargaining Coalitions in GATT and WTO
Focusing on the bargaining coalitions of developing countries within GATT and WTO, this study explores their formation and achievements from 1982 to the present. It offers a thorough analysis of the dynamics that shaped these coalitions, providing insights into their strategies and impacts on international trade negotiations. Theoretical frameworks are applied to understand the complexities of coalition-building in the context of global trade.