Unilateral reactions within the multilateral WTO context : the case of WTO trade remedies -- The relationship between public international law and WTO law -- Trade remedies in WTO and public international law -- Final remarks

Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to highlight the pros and cons of different models of the European Union (EU)-style Rules of Origin (RoO) that could be chosen by negotiators for a future UK–EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA). It will also underline the impact that any choice would have on...

The financial turmoil is the first global stress test for the WTO since its creation. The crisis which emerged in October 2008 has spread its negative effects around the world and WTO members have had recourse to the flexibility conceded by WTO rules in order to counter its negative...

The economic crisis has challenged the role of international organizations and in particular the “Bretton Woods institutions” which have often been criticized for not having provided solutions to economic troubles. The role of the World Trade Organization in keeping markets open and to avoid...

Export credit instruments are important tools for enterprises used by developing and developed countries to face risks of default of transactions and to offer purchasers extended payment of their goods. Although they contribute to foster international trade, their misuse is likely to distort...

China's requests for consultations with the European Union and the United States formally initiated WTO disputes regarding certain provisions of the European Union and United States Anti-Dumping laws pertaining to the determination of normal value for ‘non-market economy' countries. By filing...