Critique on WTO

I. INTRODUCTION
BACKGROUND
The world has fast-tracked in the post-World War II era. Aside from being busy with the reconstruction of their devastated states, government around the world was more adamant in adopting more peaceful measures in their political and economic national policies. There was the redirection of many foreign policies towards global cooperation and coordination among nation-states. The focus of international treaties was diverted to the economic aspect, instead to political agenda. The occurrence of these rapid changes in the world order in the post-World War II has paved the way to the phenomenon called “globalization,” where a borderless interconnected world has been created in either political, cultural and economic dimensions. One of the important features brought about by globalization is the so-called borderless economy of the world, the interconnection of weak and strong economies of various states. Gone were the days of protectionism as when national ...