Organization (WTO), and Appellate Body decisions. The authors argue that border measures both import restrictive measures and … challenged in the WTO. Given the prospect of foreseeable conflicts with WTO rules, the authors suggest that key WTO members … are imposed in a manner broadly consistent with core WTO principles even if a technical violation of WTO law could occur …

Organization (WTO), and Appellate Body decisions. The authors argue that border measures—both import restrictive measures and … challenged in the WTO. Given the prospect of foreseeable conflicts with WTO rules, the authors suggest that key WTO members … are imposed in a manner broadly consistent with core WTO principles even if a technical violation of WTO law could occur …

. This could still leave a bright future for the WTO as a house of plurilaterals, i.e., agreements on specific issues such as …

. This could still leave a bright future for the WTO as a 'house of plurilaterals', i.e., agreements on specific issues such …

Organization (WTO), and Appellate Body decisions. The authors argue that border measures—both import restrictive measures and … challenged in the WTO. Given the prospect of foreseeable conflicts with WTO rules, the authors suggest that key WTO members … are imposed in a manner broadly consistent with core WTO principles even if a technical violation of WTO law could occur …

adversely affect the environment, there are linkages between existing rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and rules …Trade and environment intersect in many ways. Aside from the broad debate as to whether economic growth and trade … for both national and international agendas, and special attention must be given to the relationship between the WTO and …

Organization (WTO), and Appellate Body decisions. The authors argue that border measuresboth import restrictive measures and export … subsidiescontemplated in US climate bills and the climate policies of other countries stand a fair chance of being challenged in the WTO …. Given the prospect of foreseeable conflicts with WTO rules, the authors suggest that key WTO members should attempt to …