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GATS: How the World Trade Organization's new "services" negotiations threaten democracy Sinclair, Scott Publisher:  Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Ottawa, Canada Year Published:  2000   Pages:  136pp   ISBN:  0-88627-229-7 Library of Congress Number:  HF1379.S56 2000   Dewey:  382'.92 Resource Type:  Book Examines closed-door negotiations to expand the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS), which have the goal of commercialize every service sector in every WTO country, including essential services such as health care, education, and drinking water. Topics Corporate Agenda Corporate/Commercial Law Corporations General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) Health Care Industry Health Care Privatization Privatization Service Exports Service Sector Socialism/Case for Trade Agreements Trade/International Trade Law Trade Liberalization Trade Negotiations Trade Services World Trade Organization (WTO)

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