Brains Trust: Olivier Cattaneo
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The percentage of American trade that is covered by the Doha Development Agenda is 96%. The percentage of American trade that is covered by 2002-2006 free trade agreements is 12%.

Trade Fact of the Week, Progressive Policy Institute, 12 April 2006

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The World Bank
Senior Trade Specialist

USA

Olivier Cattaneo, is a Senior Trade Specialist with the World Bank, in charge of the Global Trade and Financial Architecture project. His previous experience includes work with a range of international organizations (UN, WTO, and OECD) and French administrations (parliament, ministries of Labor and Health, and development agency). He also taught in a number of institutions, including SciencesPo Paris and the Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées. He is the author of several books and articles on international trade and development.

A New York Attorney and Counselor at Law, he holds a Ph.D. in International Law from the Graduate Institute in Geneva, and received degrees from the Georgetown University Law Center and SciencesPo Paris. He was a World Fellow at Yale University, an IIEL Fellow at Georgetown University, and a SYLFF Fellow at the Graduate Institute.
Publications:
06/10/2004 The New Yellow Peril – Yale Global (News)
01/10/2004 2005, The Big-Bang for Trade in Textiles and Clothing – Evian Group (Trade issue)
01/02/2004 Why is Agriculture so Important and What Must be Done? – Evian Group (Communiqué)
28/11/2003 Cotton: A Wrong Case or a Case for Equity? – Evian Group (Policy brief)
22/07/2003 The Poker Game of Agriculture: how far has CAP reform changed the game? – Evian Group (Webletter)
10/07/2002 The EC Trade Policy: Achievements and Prospects – Evian Group (Policy brief)

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