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The WTO as a Node of Global Governance: Economic Regulation and Human Rights Discourses.
The paper explores the relationship between trade liberalisation and regulation as developed through the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and human rights principles and discourses. It suggests that human rights could be used to enhance the legitimacy of the WTO, although most of the organisation's su
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