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The objective of this article is to analyze the Accession Protocols of the WTO and observe in what extent they contribute to higher levels of rule coherence, in the path for the constitutionalization of the multilateral trading system. According to the literature, the constitutionalization process flows in both directions: on one hand, there is a migration of regulatory functions endowed with constitutional inspiration— from the domestic to the multilateral field; on the other hand, this constitutionalization process returns to the domestic field, in the form of obligations that must be met by WTO members. To that end, first a revision of literature about international constitutionalism as an emerging debate is carried out. Second, the accession process is analyzed. Third, Accession Protocols available in the WTO database are analyzed to bring final remarks.

El constitucionalismo internacional y la Organización Mundial de Comercio: el caso de los protocolos de adhesión