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WTO Disputes Settlement – An Evolving Jurisprudence

Triggs, Gillian - 2011

Arbitration which was held at the Federal Court of Australia in Sydney in May 2011 …

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The WTO Dispute Over Implementation of the Rulings in the US Cotton Case

Williams, Brett G. - 2012

Although multilateral rules regulating subsidies on the basis of their effects rather than their classification have existed since the end of the Tokyo Round, the WTO dispute over implementation of the rulings in the US Cotton case is only the second time (the first time being the Follow Up to...

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Not Yet Out of the Woods : Australia's Attempt to Regulate Illegal Timber Imports and World Trade Organisation Obligations

Saul, Ben; Stephens, Tim - 2013

This article examines an attempt by the Australian Government in 2011-12 to restrict the import into Australia of … timber products logged illegally in foreign states. The Illegal Logging Prohibition Bill pursues Australia’s interests in … engaging Australia’s commitments under World Trade Organisation law. This article assesses whether the Bill safely navigates …

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Panel : Dispute Settlement System of the World Trade Organization (WTO)

Wagner, Markus - 2020

This entry in the Max Planck Encyclopedia of International Procedural Law, titled Panel: Dispute Settlement System of the World Trade Organization (WTO), comprehensively covers all aspects of dispute settlement before WTO panels, as well as panel proceedings within the overall WTO dispute...

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Why Compensation Cannot Replace Trade Retaliation in the WTO Dispute Settlement Understanding

Mercurio, Bryan - 2015

Throughout the course of the DSU Review, Members and commentators alike have proposed numerous modifications to the WTO DSU covering a wide range of areas. One area which has received quite a bit of attention is that of retaliatory measures in the implementation phase of the dispute settlement...

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Australia - Measures Affecting Importation of Salmon : Report of the Appellate Body

World Trade Organization - 1998

On 5 October 1995, Canada requested consultations with Australia in respect of Australia’s prohibition of imports of …

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Clive Palmer's claims against Australia for billions renew pressure to remove investor rights to sue governments from trade agreements

Ranald, Patricia - In: The economic and labour relations review : ELRR 35 (2024) 2, pp. 454-466

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Non Violation Nullification of Benefit Claims : Opportunities and Dilemmas for Australia in the WTO Dispute Settlement System

Faunce, Thomas Alured - 2009

DSU and Australia's long term pubic policy objectives. It concludes by offering some options for strategically utilising …

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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 casts doubt on the legitimacy and desirability of its rules and policies. First this chapter outlines teh two strands of this accusation of 'democratic deficit'. That is: 1....

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The Appellate Body Deadlock at the WTO : Identifying Solutions Within the DSU and Beyond

Innerebner, Lukas F. - 2019

The World Trade Organization has grown into one of the most influential international organizations on the international plane. Its rise to prominence has also been a direct result of the success of the WTO dispute settlement mechanism, which has addressed more than 570 alleged violations of WTO...

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