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The paper discusses, whether WTO dispute settlement can be seen to function as an actor in international environmental law & policy. In conclusion, it is submitted, that WTO cases had important implications on international environmental law. However, WTO dispute settlement is far from taking an...
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Acting on complaints by Brazil, the World Trade Organization (WTO) adopted in Spring 2005 two dispute settlement … and caused world cotton prices to be "significantly suppressed," an actionable form of injury to Brazil's cotton exporters … programs tied to world prices have market insulating effects on farmers and a negative impact on world cotton prices. However …
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EU-US trade disputes have recently caught much attention, because they have involved lasting non-compliance coupled with WTO-authorized retaliation. A recent paper by Breuss (2004) shows that the outcome in most cases has probably involved economic damage on both sides. Does this testify to a...
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In April 2004, the World Trade Organization (WTO) assumed a new role as a highly specialized, global regulator of … standard in competition law and sector-specific regulation around the world, the WTO has made a poor start in its …
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, and the World Trade Organization dispute settlement process …
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the World Trade Organization (WTO), comprehensively covers all aspects of dispute settlement before WTO panels, as well as …
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. The World Trade Organizations dispute settlement process suffers from monitoring and compliance when dealing with issues …
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This chapter reviews the literature on the enforcement and dispute settlement of international trade agreements. It organizes the review of theoretical developments according to the following questions, of which relevant studies provide new insights: How can governments enforce trade agreements...
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On 1 January 1995, the Understanding on Rules and Procedures Governing the Settlement of Disputes (DSU) entered into force. During its first ten years, the DSU has since been applied to 324 complaints - more cases than dispute settlement under the GATT 1947 had dealt with in nearly five decades....
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Theoretical analyses of the WTO dispute settlement mechanism suggest that the system contains only weak incentives for the implementation of rulings. Against this background, it is puzzling that the specific WTO procedure which deals with allegedly insufficient implementation is used only in...
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