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Trade Friction, Dispute Settlement and Structural Adjustment, or, Why Canada-Wheat Doesn’t Matter in North American Trade Relations

Froese, Marc D. - 2010

This article examines the substance of the WTO panel decision for Canada-Wheat as it relates to trade friction in North … examine the WTO's approach to regulating the behaviour of STEs. The Canada-Wheat panel was the first WTO panel to consider … Canada's singledesk marketing system for Western Canadian wheat and barley and was the first test of the WTO's regulation of …

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India–Bangladesh Border Disputes : History and Post-LBA Dynamics

Ranjan, Amit - 2018

This book discusses history of mental construction of the boundary between India and Bangladesh. It investigates how and when a boundary was constructed between the people, and discusses how the mental construction preceded the physical construction. It also examines the perils faced by those...

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What Does the Future Hold for the Canadian Wheat Board? Trade Friction, Dispute Settlement and State Support for Agriculture in North America

Froese, Marc D. - 2008

This paper examines the substance of the WTO panel decision for Canada-Wheat as it relates to the ongoing debate about … the future of the Canadian Wheat Board. In this case, the WTO upheld the legality of Canada's marketing board for wheat … and barley. The decision suggests that trade discipline may play less of a role in Canada's ongoing adjustment processes …

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The Interplay of International Dispute Resolution Mechanisms : The Softwood Lumber Controversy

Guglya, Leonila - 2011

Softwood Lumber controversy between the United States and Canada - an immense dispute featuring the interplay between domestic …

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FTA Dispute Settlement Mechanisms – Alternative Fora for Trade Disputes : The Case of CETA and EUJEPA

Furculita, Cornelia - 2020

This paper investigates whether in the context of the Appellate Body crisis and the more developed FTA norms, the dispute settlement mechanisms contained in EU FTAs, particularly CETA and EUJEPA, could emerge as attractive alternative fora for solving trade disputes. The paper will analyze...

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Managing Conflicts between Rulings of WTO and RTA Tribunals : Reflections on the Brazil-Tyres Case

Qin, Julia Ya - 2010

The proliferation of international tribunals has given rise to much concern about potential conflicts between judicial decisions and possible ‘fragmentation' of international law. Most of the discussions have focused on conflicts of jurisdictions and conflicts of norms that may result from...

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