Duncan Green is currently on secondment to DFID, working as a Senior Policy Analyst on trade and agriculture. Previously he fulfilled a similar role at CAFOD, the Catholic aid agency for England and Wales. His work there included research and advocacy work around the proposal for a Development Box in the WTO Agreement on Agriculture, and lobbying for CAP reform (he claims credit for the much over-used calculation that each EC cow receives total support of $2 per day, more than the income of half the world’s population). He has written widely on Latin America (most recently Silent Revolution: The Rise and Crisis of Market Economics in Latin America, Monthly Review Press, September 2003). He attended the Seattle, Doha and Cancun WTO ministerials. He is not an economist.