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Democratic Deficit, Participation and the WTO

Joseph, Sarah - 2013

This chapter will analyze arguments that the World Trade Organization (WTO) suffers from a 'democratic deficit', which …

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Do Developed Countries ‘Lawyer Up’ Faster than Developing Countries? Evaluating the Speed and Momentum of Trade Litigation at the World Trade Organization

Froese, Marc D. - 2013

A number of recent studies have shown that using the WTO’s dispute settlement procedure is seldom a straightforward proposition of dispute resolution through an open juridical process (Dunoff 2008, Froese 2010, Nordstrom 1999). A majority of members have never used the DSU, and for those who...

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Reinventing the Development Wheel of the World Trading System (Reviewing Sonia E. Rolland, Development at the World Trade Organization (2012))

Cho, Sungjoon - 2013

past, present, and future of development in the world trading system. This Review Essay complements the author’s ambitious … disciplines. (Reviewing Sonia E. Rolland, Development at the World Trade Organization (2012)) …

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Development and the World Trade Organization : Proposal for the Agreement on Development Facilitation and the Council for Trade and Development in the WTO

Lee, Yong-Shik - 2013

Facilitating economic development of developing countries has become an important agenda in the world trading system …, currently represented by the World Trade Organization, will depend on bridging these gaps between developed and developing … regulatory reform to promote development in the current system. The paper also proposes organizational reform in the World Trade …

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Facilitating Economic Development in the World Trading System : Proposal for Development Facilitation Tariff (DFT) and Development Facilitation Subsidy (DFS)

Lee, Yong-Shik - 2007

While the objectives of the World Trade Organization include promotion of economic development for developing countries … stabilizing world trade and inhibiting state interference with world trade, they also have significant implications for tariff and …

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The WTO TRIPS Agreement and Global Economic Development

Abbott, Frederick M. - 2015

The optimal approach to creating and maintaining an equitable balance in the international IPRs system will likely involve a combination of approaches. The goal of the international IPRs system should be to promote innovation, while protecting against the continuation and exacerbation of a stark...

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Doha's Development

Cho, Sung-joon - 2014

This Essay argues that the current development crisis within the Doha Round is inextricably linked to the nature of modern day trade negotiations. This Round reveals a bargaining process in which the powerful can too easily exploit and prevail over the powerless. This process is also vulnerable...

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EC Incentive Arrangements for Sustainable Development and Good Governance (GSP Plus) and WTO Law – Critical Analysis

Gruszczynski, Lukasz - 2013

obligations imposed by law of the World Trade Organization (WTO). This analysis is carried out in light of the recent WTO ruling …

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The United States-EC Dispute Over Customs Matters : Trade Facilitation, Customs Unions, and the Meaning of WTO Obligations

Erskine, Daniel H. - 2009

The article addresses a current WTO dispute between the United States and the European Communities on selected customs matters. The article discusses the necessity for a uniform WTO agreement on trade facilitation, as well as analyzes the apparent inconsistency between the General Agreement on...

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Resolving Trade Disputes at the New World Trade Organization

Gorman, Francis J. - 2010

procedures administered by the new World Trade Organization (WTO). The judges - from the Philippines, Japan, and New Zealand …

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