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The author suggests that Egypt call for an international conference to discuss building a new global trading system—one that balances free trade and investment with countries’ right to protect their legitimate interests, rather than returning to a model of unconditional liberalization or leaving trade relations to be determined by the balance of power. The author sets out five grounds for exceptions to liberalization: national security, economic security, social and environmental concerns, regional cooperation, and the temporary protection of emerging industries in developing countries. The author also calls for safeguards to ensure that restrictions are specific, transparent, proportionate, and subject to review, as well as reforms to the World Trade Organization and its dispute-settlement mechanisms so they can lead negotiations on more flexible and equitable rules.
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