Synopsis The World Trade Organisation (WTO) has emerged as the most significant multilateral institution regulating international trade. The thirteen essays in this volume by Indian and European policy analysts, policy-makers and academics critically examine the role of the European Union and India in international trade negotiations against the background of liberalization, globalisation and regionalism. The book evaluates the impact of the WTO on developing countries. It examines the convergence and divergence between India and the European Union towards critical multilateral trade issues, including agriculture, services, and labour standards. This study will be of interest to policy-makers and those engaged in the fields of economics, political science, and international relations.