This report analyzes the problems of the current Doha Round and discusses an agenda for reviving the Round. The authors identify a number of important long-run trends that the WTO must come to grips with before meaningful progress can be made. Contributors include Patrick Messerlin (Groupe d’Economie Mondiale at Sciences Po),Alan Deardorff (University of Michigan), Robert Stern (University of Michigan),John Whalley (University ofWestern Ontario), Philippa Dee (Crawford School of Economics and Government,Australian National University), and Christopher Findlay (School of Economics, University of Adelaide).