This chapter explores the relationship between WTO law regulating trade in 'cultural products' and government intervention aiming to protect and promote national cultural identity and diversity of cultural expression, particularly where such intervention contributes to the preservation of domestic stability. Since such cultural policy measures may be understood as antithetical to social disruption, Sucker examines them through the prism of the Embedded Liberalism Compromise and explores the regulatory scope for governments of WTO Members to minimize disruption to the diversity of cultural expressions. Elaborating first on the development of the 'collective aim' of maintaining cultural diversity, Sucker then explains how the manner of achieving this aim was