Synopsis India's increasing engagement in the international economy has created a growing awareness that multilateral trade negotiations can and must be used to serve development goals. At the same time, India is a developing economy of key importance in the World Trade Organizations, and it played a pivotal role in the negotiation and design of the Doha development agenda. The chapters in this volume are intended to provide new information and analysis to policymakers and other stakeholders in India, and to assist them in articulating their interests and in developing negotiating strategies. Because the issues raised in the context of the Doha development agenda are critical to both industrial and developing countries, we hope that this volume will be of much wider interes.