Simposium: Green Country —Holiday and Settlement—

Dispute Settlement at the Wto: the Developing Country experience

The World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute settlement mechanism can be critical for developing countries seeking to defend their trade rights and development interests. The system has been essential for challenging harmful subsidy programs, eliminating unfair anti-dumping duties and ensuring that least developed countries (LDC) can pursue strategies to diversify trade in order to create new emp...

Green Industrial Policy : Concept , Policies , Country Experiences

The Green, Green Grass of Home: an archaeo-ecological approach to pastoralist settlement in central Kenya

This paper considers the ecological residues of pastoralist occupation at the site of Maili Sita in Laikipia, central Kenya, drawing links with the archaeological record so as to contribute a fresh approach to the ephemeral settlement sites of mobile herding communities, a methodological aspect of African archaeology that remains problematic. Variations in the geochemical and micromorphological...

Holiday musings.

A M d his Editor’s Page is being written during the Christmas reak, a traditional period of family reunions, relaxation, ecreation, and reflection. It is often a time when people tep back and try to put the daily activities in which their ives are immersed into a broader perspective. In that spirit, thought I would share with you some of my musings uring this time. The first issue that occurred...

Biotechnology Havana 2002 Simposium: Functional genomics and bioinformatics an overview

A primary challenge in plant biology is the identification of genes that regulate the unique features that distinguish major crop plants from botanical models. Although research on the model organism Arabidopsis has advanced rapidly, our understanding of most commercially important plants has not developed properly. However, recent landmark achievements in plant genomics have provided opportuni...