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The WTO Dispute Settlement Procedures: A Collection of the Relevant Legal Texts 2nd ed

WTO

ISBN13: 9780521010771

ISBN: 0521010772

New Edition ISBN: 9781107684157

Published: March 2001

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Country of Publication: UK

Format: Paperback

Price: Out of print

Practitioners will be familiar with the first edition of this classic book which was first published by the WTO in 1995. This new edition, co-published with Cambridge, takes into account legal decisions and other legal instruments adopted since 1995. New material has been added, including the 'Working Procedures for Appellate Review', and the 'Rules of Conduct for the DSU'. In the second edition the provisions on consultation and on dispute settlement in each of the Multilateral Trade Agreements covered by the DSU are now collected together. Older, less relevant material has been removed. The internal text design is somewhat altered too, and cross references between the texts have been extended. Key words within the index have been augmented to reflect the extended coverage. This is the procedural bible for practitioners, academics, students, and all who need to interact with the dispute settlement procedures of the WTO Panels and Appellate Body.

Subjects:: International Trade

Contents:: Preface; Abbreviations; Part I. Understanding on Roles and Procedures Governing the Disputes (DSU) Art:; 1. Coverage and application; 2. Administration; 3. General provisions; 4. Consultations; 5. Good offices, conciliation and mediation; 6. Establishment of panels; 7. Terms of reference of panels; 8. Composition of panels; 9. Procedures for multiple complaints; 10. Third parties; 11. Function of panels; 12. Panel procedures; 13. Right to seek information; 14. Confidentiality; 15. Interim review stage; 16. Adoption of panel reports; 17. Appellate review, standing appellate body; 18. Communications with the panel or appellate body; 19. Panel and appellate body recommendations; 20. Time-frame for DSB decisions; 21. Surveillance of implementation of recommendations and rulings; 22. Compensation and the suspension of concessions page; 23. Strengthening the multilateral system; 24. Special procedures involving least-developed country members; 25. Arbitration art; 26. Non-violation complaints of the type described in paragraph 1(b) of Article XXIII of GATT 1994; 27. Responsibilities of the Secretariat; Appendices; 28.; 1. Agreements covered by the understanding; 2. Special or additional rules and procedures contained in the covered agreements; 3. Working procedures; 4. Expert review groups; Part II. Dispute Settlement Rules and Procedures in the Multilateral Trade Agreements: A. The GATT 1994 and Other Covered Agreements:; 1. General interpretative note to Annex 1A; 2. The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994; 3. WTO Covered Agreements; i. Agreement on agriculture; ii. Agreement on the application of sanitary and phytosanitary measures; iii. Agreement on textiles and clothing; iv. Agreement on technical barriers to trade; v. Agreement on trade-related investment measures; vi. Agreement on implementation of article VI of GATT 1994; vii. Agreement on implementation of article VII of GATT 1994; viii. Agreement on preshipment inspection; ix. Agreement of rules of origin; x. Agreement on import licencing procedures; xi. Agreement on subsidies and countervailing measures; xii. Agreement on safeguards; B. General agreement on trade in services (GATS): C. Agreement on trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights; Part III. Dispute Settlement Decisions of the Contracting Parties to the GATT 1947 Referred to in the DSU:; A. Decision of 12 April 1989 on improvements to the GATT Dispute Settlement Rules and Procedures; B. Decision of 5 April 1966 on Procedures Under Article XXIII; Part IV. Dispute Settlement Rules and Procedures in the Plurilateral Trade Agreements: A. Provisions regarding the Agreement on Government Procurement; 1. Agreement on government procurement; 2. Notification under Appendix 1 of the Dispute Settlement Understanding; B. Agreement on trade in civil aircraft; Part V. Rules of Procedure for the Meetings of the Dispute Settlement Body: A. Rules of procedure for meetings of the Dispute Settlement Body; B. Rules of procedure for sess