Summary:
The book examines the complexities of global trade, advocating for a system that balances economic efficiency with social justice and environmental sustainability. It discusses the role of the World Trade Organization and offers insights into how trade can be a positive force for all countries if managed with a consensus-driven approach.
Key points:
1. Global Governance and Multilateralism: Lamy stresses the need for countries to work together through organizations like the WTO to manage trade fairly and equally.
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