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Rethinking international trade

Dunoff, Jeffrey L. - In: Journal of international economic law 19 (1998) 2, pp. 347-389

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Dysfunction, diversion, and the debate over preferences : (how) do preferential trade policies work?

Dunoff, Jeffrey L. - In: Developing countries in the WTO legal system, (pp. 45 - 73). 2009

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Lotus eaters : reflections on the Varietals dispute, the SPS agreement and WTO dispute resolution

Dunoff, Jeffrey L. - In: Trade and human health and safety, (pp. 153 - 189). 2006

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Participation of developing countries in the WTO : new evidence based on the 2003 official records

Nordström, Håkan - In: WTO law and developing countries, (pp. 146-194). 2007

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A preference for development : the law and economics of GSP

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Footloose and duty-free? : reflections in European Union - anti-dumping measures on certain footwear from China

Dunoff, Jeffrey L.; Moore, Michael O. - In: World trade review : economics, law, international … 13 (2014) 2, pp. 149-178

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Independence and impartiality of adjudicators in investment dispute settlement : assessing challenges and reform options

Giorgetti, Chiara; Ratner, Steven R.; Dunoff, Jeffrey L.; … - In: The journal of world investment & trade : law, … 21 (2020) 2/3, pp. 441-474

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Dysfunction, Diversion and the Debate over Preferences : (How) Do Preferential Trade Policies Work?

Dunoff, Jeffrey L. - 2008

Should the trade regime provide differential treatment to developing states? Or are uniform, nondiscriminatory rules more appropriate? Twenty years ago, in Developing Countries in the GATT System, Robert Hudec used political economy arguments to claim that preferential trade policies harmed...

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Developing States and the WTO : What's Wrong with Inactivity?

Dunoff, Jeffrey L. - 2008

How can developing states' participation at the WTO be accurately measured? What are the benefits and drawbacks of activity? Is inactivity by developing states a rational strategy? This short essay questions conventional wisdom regarding the level of developing state participation at the WTO and...

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