Business' Trade Agenda The U.S., Europe and others have shifted towards a post-Doha plurilateral approach to trade liberalization, which has developing countries and anti-trade/pro-development activists up in arms. The activists plan a session later this year on multilateralism's "state of crisis" and how to get the WTO back to focusing on enforcement and assistance. But the advice to the business community from former USTR official Dorothy Dwoskin is that where there is a unified agenda, a process will follow. At this juncture, major developed countries are circling around an International Services Agreement (ISA). Deputy USTR to the WTO Michael Punke today said that the current debate about an ISA is the first time he has witnessed any...