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A Handbook on the WTO Dispute Settlement System 2nd ed isbn 9781108404853

A Handbook on the WTO Dispute Settlement System


ISBN13: 9780521602921
ISBN: 0521602920
New Edition ISBN: 9781108404853
Published: June 2004
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print



The WTO dispute settlement system plays an important role in clarifying and enforcing the legal obligations contained in the WTO Agreement. It has gained a strong practical relevance as more than 300 disputes have been brought from 1 January 1995 through October 2003. While dispute settlement is certainly not the only activity taking place within the WTO, it has become an important part of the practical reality of the Organization.

WTO dispute settlement has also become an important tool in the management by WTO Members of their international economic relations at large. The objective of this handbook is to give the reader a good understanding of the practical operation of this system. Working through this guide, the reader will be introduced to all elements of the dispute settlement process, from the initiation of a case through to the implementation of the decision.

Subjects:
International Trade
Contents:
Preface
Introduction to this handbook
List of abbreviations
Table of cases cited in this publication
1. Introduction to the WTO Dispute Settlement System
2. Historic development of the WTO Dispute Settlement System
3. WTO Bodies involved in the dispute settlement process
4. Legal basis for a dispute
5. Possible object of a complaint - jurisdiction of panels and the Appellate Body
6. The process - stages in a typical WTO dispute settlement case
7. Legal effect of panel and Appellate Body reports and DSB recommendations and rulings
8. Dispute settlement without recourse to panels and the Appellate Body
9. Participation in dispute settlement proceedings
10. Legal issues arising in WTO dispute settlement proceedings
11. Developing countries in WTO dispute settlement
12. Evaluation of the WTO dispute settlement system: results to date
13. Further information
14. Annex: legal texts
Index.