WTO Dispute Settlement Understanding and Development : Wto Dispute Settlement Understanding and Development.

By: Martin, MervynMaterial type: TextTextSeries: Nijhoff International Trade Law SerPublisher: Leiden : BRILL, 2013Copyright date: ©2013Edition: 1st edDescription: 1 online resource (361 pages)Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9789004227811Subject(s): Arbitration (International law) | Foreign trade regulation | World Trade OrganizationGenre/Form: Electronic books.Additional physical formats: Print version:: WTO Dispute Settlement Understanding and Development : Wto Dispute Settlement Understanding and DevelopmentDDC classification: 382.92 LOC classification: K4610.5 -- .M37 2013ebOnline resources: Click to View
Contents:
Intro -- WTO Dispute Settlement Understanding and Development -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Table of Cases -- Table of International Treaties -- List of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- 1. Globalisation -- 1.1. Definition of Globalisation -- 1.2. The Origins of Globalisation -- 1.3. Dimensions of Globalisation -- 1.4. Theoretical Bases of Globalisation -- 1.5. The Major Issue with Globalisation -- 1.6. The Impact of Globalisation on Development -- 2. The Regulation of International Trade: The Multilateral System -- Theories, Qualifications, History and Objectives -- 2.1. Theories -- 2.2. Qualifications to Free Trade -- 2.3. History -- 2.4. Format of the International Trade Organisation (ITO) Negotiations -- 2.5. The GATT Negotiations -- 3. The Uruguay Round Agreements -- 3.1. Special and Differential Treatment -- 3.2. Preferential Trade Agreements: The Generalised System of Preference -- 3.3. China's Accession -- 3.4. Tariff Related Problems -- 3.5. Agriculture -- 3.6. Textiles and Clothing -- 3.7. Concerns Regarding Rule Making Developments in the WTO -- 3.8. Governance/Staffing Policy -- 3.9. Future Negotiations -- the Doha Round -- 4. Dispute Settlement in the GATT 1947 and the WTO -- 4.1. The Underlining Intentions of Members in Negotiating the DSU -- 4.2. Innovations under the WTO Agreement 1994 -- 4.3. Developing Country Usage of the WTO DSU -- 4.4. Access -- 4.5. Capacity -- 4.6. Willingness to Utilise -- 5. DSU Review -- The Attitudes Towards the Interests of a Segment of Members -- The Stand Alone Approach in Relation to the DSU Review not Being Part of the Single Package Approach -- The Diversity of the Issues in Relation to the Diversity of Member Interests -- Matters Covered in the Chairman's Text -- 5.1. Strengthening of Notification Requirements for Mutually Agreed Solutions.
5.1.1. Notification Requirements for Mutually Agreed Solutions -- 5.1.2 Developing Countries and MAS -- 5.2. Improved Conditions for Members Seeking to be Joined in Consultations -- 5.2.1. Developing Countries -- 5.2.2. Timeframe Extensions for Consultations -- 5.2.3. Joint Consultations -- 5.2.4. Lapse of Request of Consultation -- 5.3. Reduction in Timeframe for Establishment of Panel -- 5.4. Special and Differential Treatment for Developing Countries in Relation to Panel Composition -- 5.5. Enhancement of Third Party Rights -- 5.6. Panel Procedures -- 5.6.1. Working Procedures -- 5.6.2. Deadlines -- 5.6.3. S&D in Panel Procedures -- 5.6.4. Suspension of Proceedings -- 5.6.5. Termination of Panel Process -- 5.7. Panel Interim Review -- 5.8. Appellate Review -- 5.8.1. Composition and Appointment -- 5.8.2. Right of Appeal: Third Parties -- 5.8.3. Information in Notice of Appeal -- 5.8.4. Timeframe for the Appellate Process -- 5.8.5. Remand -- 5.8.6. Confidentiality of Communication with the AB -- 5.9. Surveillance of Implementation of DSB Recommendations and Rulings -- 5.9.1. S&D -- 5.9.2. Timeframe for Notification of Intent to Implement -- 5.9.3. S&D in Determining RTP in Arbitration -- 5.9.4. Dispute on Implementation -- 5.9.5. Status Reporting on Implementation of DSB Recommendations and Rulings -- 5.9.6. Determination of Compliance -- 5.10. Compensation and Suspension of Concessions (Retaliation) -- 5.10.1. Sequencing between Article 21(5) Panel and Request for Arbitration on Level of Nullification and Impairment -- 5.10.2. Sequencing and Timelines for Consultations and Compensation and Request for Retaliation -- 5.10.3. Sequencing and Timelines for Authorisation of Retaliation -- 5.10.4. Indicative List of Concessions Sought to be Suspended -- 5.10.5. Reporting of Measures Undertaken in Relation to Retaliation.
5.10.6. Request for Withdrawal of Authorisation to Retaliate -- 5.11. S&D of Legal Experts for Developing Countries -- 5.12. Litigation Costs -- 5.13. Panel Working Procedures -- Matters of Developing Country Interest not Addressed in the Chairman's Text -- Incentive for Compliance -- 5.14. Compensation and Retaliation -- Compensation -- Retaliation -- 5.14.1. Mandatory Compensation -- 5.14.2. Suspension of Voting and Use of DSU Rights -- 5.14.3. Carrousel Retaliation -- 5.14.4. Collective Retaliation -- 5.14.5. Tradable Retaliatory Rights -- 5.14.6. Cross Retaliation -- 5.14.7. Interim Measures -- 5.14.8. Indemnity -- 5.14.9. Calculation of Nullification and Impairment -- 5.14.10. Financial Compensation -- 5.15. External Transparency -- 5.16. Authoritative Interpretation -- 5.17. Ambiguity of Conformity -- 6. Conclusion -- Appendix 1 -- Appendix 2 -- Bibliography -- Index.
Summary: This book examines the effectiveness of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Dispute Settlement Understanding (DSU) in pursuing the developmental objectives of the WTO is a whole.
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Intro -- WTO Dispute Settlement Understanding and Development -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Table of Cases -- Table of International Treaties -- List of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- 1. Globalisation -- 1.1. Definition of Globalisation -- 1.2. The Origins of Globalisation -- 1.3. Dimensions of Globalisation -- 1.4. Theoretical Bases of Globalisation -- 1.5. The Major Issue with Globalisation -- 1.6. The Impact of Globalisation on Development -- 2. The Regulation of International Trade: The Multilateral System -- Theories, Qualifications, History and Objectives -- 2.1. Theories -- 2.2. Qualifications to Free Trade -- 2.3. History -- 2.4. Format of the International Trade Organisation (ITO) Negotiations -- 2.5. The GATT Negotiations -- 3. The Uruguay Round Agreements -- 3.1. Special and Differential Treatment -- 3.2. Preferential Trade Agreements: The Generalised System of Preference -- 3.3. China's Accession -- 3.4. Tariff Related Problems -- 3.5. Agriculture -- 3.6. Textiles and Clothing -- 3.7. Concerns Regarding Rule Making Developments in the WTO -- 3.8. Governance/Staffing Policy -- 3.9. Future Negotiations -- the Doha Round -- 4. Dispute Settlement in the GATT 1947 and the WTO -- 4.1. The Underlining Intentions of Members in Negotiating the DSU -- 4.2. Innovations under the WTO Agreement 1994 -- 4.3. Developing Country Usage of the WTO DSU -- 4.4. Access -- 4.5. Capacity -- 4.6. Willingness to Utilise -- 5. DSU Review -- The Attitudes Towards the Interests of a Segment of Members -- The Stand Alone Approach in Relation to the DSU Review not Being Part of the Single Package Approach -- The Diversity of the Issues in Relation to the Diversity of Member Interests -- Matters Covered in the Chairman's Text -- 5.1. Strengthening of Notification Requirements for Mutually Agreed Solutions.

5.1.1. Notification Requirements for Mutually Agreed Solutions -- 5.1.2 Developing Countries and MAS -- 5.2. Improved Conditions for Members Seeking to be Joined in Consultations -- 5.2.1. Developing Countries -- 5.2.2. Timeframe Extensions for Consultations -- 5.2.3. Joint Consultations -- 5.2.4. Lapse of Request of Consultation -- 5.3. Reduction in Timeframe for Establishment of Panel -- 5.4. Special and Differential Treatment for Developing Countries in Relation to Panel Composition -- 5.5. Enhancement of Third Party Rights -- 5.6. Panel Procedures -- 5.6.1. Working Procedures -- 5.6.2. Deadlines -- 5.6.3. S&D in Panel Procedures -- 5.6.4. Suspension of Proceedings -- 5.6.5. Termination of Panel Process -- 5.7. Panel Interim Review -- 5.8. Appellate Review -- 5.8.1. Composition and Appointment -- 5.8.2. Right of Appeal: Third Parties -- 5.8.3. Information in Notice of Appeal -- 5.8.4. Timeframe for the Appellate Process -- 5.8.5. Remand -- 5.8.6. Confidentiality of Communication with the AB -- 5.9. Surveillance of Implementation of DSB Recommendations and Rulings -- 5.9.1. S&D -- 5.9.2. Timeframe for Notification of Intent to Implement -- 5.9.3. S&D in Determining RTP in Arbitration -- 5.9.4. Dispute on Implementation -- 5.9.5. Status Reporting on Implementation of DSB Recommendations and Rulings -- 5.9.6. Determination of Compliance -- 5.10. Compensation and Suspension of Concessions (Retaliation) -- 5.10.1. Sequencing between Article 21(5) Panel and Request for Arbitration on Level of Nullification and Impairment -- 5.10.2. Sequencing and Timelines for Consultations and Compensation and Request for Retaliation -- 5.10.3. Sequencing and Timelines for Authorisation of Retaliation -- 5.10.4. Indicative List of Concessions Sought to be Suspended -- 5.10.5. Reporting of Measures Undertaken in Relation to Retaliation.

5.10.6. Request for Withdrawal of Authorisation to Retaliate -- 5.11. S&D of Legal Experts for Developing Countries -- 5.12. Litigation Costs -- 5.13. Panel Working Procedures -- Matters of Developing Country Interest not Addressed in the Chairman's Text -- Incentive for Compliance -- 5.14. Compensation and Retaliation -- Compensation -- Retaliation -- 5.14.1. Mandatory Compensation -- 5.14.2. Suspension of Voting and Use of DSU Rights -- 5.14.3. Carrousel Retaliation -- 5.14.4. Collective Retaliation -- 5.14.5. Tradable Retaliatory Rights -- 5.14.6. Cross Retaliation -- 5.14.7. Interim Measures -- 5.14.8. Indemnity -- 5.14.9. Calculation of Nullification and Impairment -- 5.14.10. Financial Compensation -- 5.15. External Transparency -- 5.16. Authoritative Interpretation -- 5.17. Ambiguity of Conformity -- 6. Conclusion -- Appendix 1 -- Appendix 2 -- Bibliography -- Index.

This book examines the effectiveness of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Dispute Settlement Understanding (DSU) in pursuing the developmental objectives of the WTO is a whole.

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