Author: Peter D. Sutherland
March/April 2008
Foreign Affairs
The World Trade Organization has changed the world in the past decade by welcoming China and transforming national fortunes in Cambodia and Saudi Arabia. It provides the catalyst that political leaders need to reform.
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