Integrative Medicine Insights
Synopsis: An open access, peer reviewed electronic journal that covers integration of complementary medicine into the over-all pursuit of patient health.
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European Union and Alternative Medicine: Some institutional and legal impacts on a developing field
Orsolya Varga1 and Péter Kakuk2
1Department of Behavioral Sciences, Medical and Health Sciences Center, University of Debrecen, Hungary. 2Research assistant at the Department of Behavioral Sciences, Medical and Health Sciences Center, University of Debrecen, Hungary.
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Developing countries account for seventy-five percent of the membership of the World Trade Organization (“WTO”) and are increasingly able to use their power to influence negotiations traditionally dominated by developed countries. Although the organization operates on a one-country-one-vote basis and on a consensus mechanism (which formally also considers members on an equal basis), the reality of negotiations and of the decision-making process is much more complex and susceptible to the arbitrage of economic power. As a result, in most instances, developing countries have to act in coalitions in order to gain sufficient leverage and some developing country members have little—if any—voice if they do not ally with others. Despite their increased number and activity in the WTO, developing countries still find themselves in a relatively marginalized position and experience difficulties in linking their development agenda to multilateral trade negotiations. sambrown Holistic Rehab
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