India coalesced the developing nations in 2001 and forced the rich countries to accept the “Development” part in the WTO’s Doha Development Round. Now that U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer has figured out that development as pushed by India means the rich countries give and the developing countries take, his departure message this week at the WTO Ministerial Conference (MC 11) in Buenos Aires is more sectoral agreements. UN-ification is the term now given to the WTO by old hands that have watched the organization evolve to where it is today. In the past, rich countries agreed among themselves where to liberalize and then shared their concessions as nonreciprocal benefits to the developing countries via the most...