The Evolution of Gender-Related Provisions in Regional Trade Agreements

The Evolution of Gender-Related Provisions in Regional Trade Agreements

Regional Trade agreements (RTAs) are sometimes considered as laboratories in which new types of provisions are negotiated to address recent trade-related issues. Although the inclusion of gender-related provisions in RTAs is not a recent phenomenon, only a limited but increasing number of RTAs refer...

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