Journal of International Economic Law

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Volume 8, issue 4, 2005

The Authoritative Interpretation Under Article IX:2 of the Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization: Current Law, Practice and Possible Improvements pp. 803-824

Claus-Dieter Ehlermann and Lothar Ehring

Legal Problems of Making Regional Trade Agreements with Non-WTO-Member States pp. 825-860

Won-Mog Choi

WTO Dispute Settlement and the Missing Developing Country Cases: Engaging the Private Sector pp. 861-890

Chad Bown and Bernard Hoekman

Interjurisdictional Competition and Regulatory Advantage pp. 891-920

Dale D. Murphy

Planes, Trains and Automobiles: The Impact of the WTO 'Court' on Canada in its First Ten Years pp. 921-975

Jacqueline D. Krikorian

Volume 8, issue 3, 2005

Introduction pp. 591-593

William J. Davey

The Erosion of Non-Discrimination: Stern Warning without True Remedies pp. 595-601

Thomas Cottier

Developing Countries and 'The Future of the WTO' pp. 603-610

Donald McRae

The Missing Link: Coherence and Poverty at the WTO pp. 611-622

Joel P. Trachtman

The Sutherland Report and its Discussion of Dispute Settlement Reforms pp. 623-629

Mitsuo Matsushita

Decision-Making and Transparency in the 'Medieval' WTO: Does the Sutherland Report have the Right Prescription? pp. 631-645

Robert Wolfe

Addressing Institutional Challenges to the WTO in the New Millennium: A Longer-Term Perspective pp. 647-665

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

Effective Global Economic Governance by the World Trade Organization pp. 667-690

Peter Van den Bossche and Iveta Alexovičová

The Legality of the EC Mutual Recognition Clause Under WTO Law pp. 691-720

Lorand Bartels

'Good Faith' in the WTO Jurisprudence -- Necessary Balancing Element or an Open Door to Judicial Activism? pp. 721-758

Helge Elisabeth Zeitler

Debating the Future of the World Trade Organization: Divergent Views on the 2005 Sutherland Report pp. 759-768

Peter Van den Bossche

Fifth Annual WTO Conference: An Overview pp. 769-792

Isabelle Van Damme

Food Regulation and Trade. Toward a Safe and Open Global System. By T pp. 793-802

Jan Bohanes

Volume 8, issue 2, 2005

Introduction pp. 287-289

William J. Davey

Inconsistency Between Diagnosis and Treatment pp. 291-297

Gary Hufbauer

Three Variations on ‘The Future of the WTO&rsquo pp. 299-309

Patrick Messerlin

A Close Look at a Few Points pp. 311-319

Steve Charnovitz

The Sutherland Report on Dispute Settlement: A Comment pp. 321-328

William J. Davey

The Sutherland Report pp. 329-346

Joost Pauwelyn

Introduction pp. 347-362

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

The Doha Development Agenda: Political Challenges to the World Trading System – A Cosmopolitan Perspective pp. 363-375

Peter Sutherland

A Development Perspective on the WTO July 2004 General Council Decision pp. 377-404

Faizel Ismail

Operationalizing the Concept of Policy Space in the WTO: Beyond Special and Differential Treatment* pp. 405-424

Bernard Hoekman

Chairing a WTO Negotiation pp. 425-448

John S. Odell

An Analysis of Pascal Lamy’s Proposal on Collective Preferences pp. 449-472

Steve Charnovitz

Counting Regulatory Benefits and Costs: Lessons for the US and Europe pp. 473-508

Robert Hahn and Robert Litan

Reform of IMF Conditionality pp. 509-549

Ofer Eldar

Oil and Gas Services: Market Liberalization and the Ongoing GATS Negotiations pp. 551-581

Irene Musselli and Simonetta Zarrilli

Review: Conflict of Norms in Public International Law. How WTO Law Relates to Other Rules of International Law pp. 583-589

Piet Eeckhout

Volume 8, issue 1, 2005

The Changing Fundamentals of International Law and Ten Years of the WTO pp. 3-15

John H. Jackson

The WTO Dispute Settlement System: The First Ten Years pp. 17-50

William J. Davey

Decision-Making in the World Trade Organization pp. 51-75

Claus-Dieter Ehlermann and Lothar Ehring

Toward a New Era of Objective Assessment in the Field of TRIPS and Variable Geometry for the Preservation of Multilateralism pp. 77-100

Fredrick M. Abbott

Financial Compensation in the WTO pp. 101-126

Marco Bronckers and Naboth van den Broek

Practical Aspects of Monetary Compensation pp. 127-142

Bernard O'Connor and Margareta Djordjevic

Climate Change, Regulatory Policy and the WTO pp. 143-189

Andrew Green

The United Nations Convention Against Corruption pp. 191-229

Philippa Webb

WTO Dispute Settlement 1995--2004: A Statistical Analysis pp. 231-244

Kara Leitner and Simon Lester

Book Survey 2004 pp. 245-254

Amy Burchfield

Website Survey 2004 pp. 255-258

Mabel Shaw

Review: Safeguard Measures in World Trade: The Legal Analysis pp. 279-279

Edwin Vermulst

Review: Transatlantic Economic Disputes: The EU, the US, and the WTO pp. 280-286

Jan Bohanes

Volume 7, issue 4, 2004

Developing Disharmony? The SPS and TBT Agreements and the Impact of Harmonization on Developing Countries pp. 737-764

Graham Mayeda

Pre-Empting Protectionism in Services: The GATS and Outsourcing pp. 765-800

Aaditya Mattoo and Sacha Wunsch-Vincent

The GATS and Regulatory Autonomy: A Case Study of Social Regulation of the Water Industry pp. 801-838

Andrew Lang

China's WTO Accession and the ASEAN--China Free Trade Area: The Perspective of a Chinese Lawyer pp. 839-861

Qingjiang Kong

WTO Regulation of Subsidies to State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) -- A Critical Appraisal of the China Accession Protocol pp. 863-919

Julia Ya Qin

Review: World Trade Organization, A Handbook on Anti-Dumping Investigations pp. 921-922

Edwin Vermulst

Review: Blockbusters and Trade Wars: Popular Culture in a Globalized World pp. 922-928

Frederick Pinto

Review: The World Trade Organization -- Law, Practice and Policy pp. 928-931

Geert Zonnekeyn

Review: Defending Interests, Public--Private Partnerships in WTO Litigation pp. 931-934

Naboth van den Broek

Volume 7, issue 3, 2004

STANDARD OF REVIEW IN WTO LAW pp. 491-521

Claus-Dieter Ehlermann and Nicolas Lockhart

THE PERSISTENT PUZZLES OF SAFEGUARDS: LESSONS FROM THE STEEL DISPUTE pp. 523-564

Alan Sykes

FOOD SECURITY: FOOD TRADE REGIME AND FOOD AID REGIME pp. 565-584

Ruosi Zhang

CHALLENGES TO THE LEGITIMACY AND EFFICIENCY OF THE WORLD TRADING SYSTEM: DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE AND COMPETITION CULTURE IN THE WTO pp. 585-603

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

THE 'HUMAN RIGHTS APPROACH' pp. 605-627

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

PARLIAMENTARY OVERSIGHT OF WTO RULE-MAKING pp. 629-654

Gregory Shaffer

HOW CAN PARLIAMENTARY PARTICIPATION IN WTO RULE-MAKING AND DEMOCRATIC CONTROL BE MADE MORE EFFECTIVE IN THE WTO? pp. 655-658

David Skaggs

A PARLIAMENTARY DIMENSION TO THE WTO -- MORE THAN JUST A VISION?! pp. 659-665

Erika Mann

A FEW THOUGHTS ON LEGITIMACY, DEMOCRACY, AND THE WTO pp. 667-673

James Bacchus

THE WTO AND COSMOPOLITICS pp. 675-682

Steve Charnovitz

TRANSPARENCY, PUBLIC DEBATE AND PARTICIPATION BY NGOS IN THE WTO: A WTO PERSPECTIVE pp. 683-686

Julio Lacarte

ARE THE COMPETITION RULES IN THE WTO TRIPS AGREEMENT ADEQUATE? pp. 687-703

Frederick Abbott

IMPROVING THE CAPACITY OF WTO INSTITUTIONS TO FULFIL THEIR MANDATE pp. 705-716

Richard Blackhurst and David Hartridge

IS THERE A NEED FOR RESTRUCTURING THE COLLABORATION AMONG THE WTO AND UN AGENCIES SO AS TO HARNESS THEIR COMPLEMENTARITIES? pp. 717-727

Gary Sampson

ELECTRONIC INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR INTERNATIONAL LAW (EISIL) pp. 729-731

Marci Hoffman and Jill Watson

International Economic Law pp. 733-735

Folkert Graafsma

Volume 7, issue 2, 2004

A BRIDGE TOO FAR: THE FALL OF THE FIFTH WTO MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE IN CANCÚN AND THE FUTURE OF TRADE CONSTITUTION pp. 219-244

Sungjoon Cho

INTERNATIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE ALIEN TORT STATUTE pp. 245-262

Gary Hufbauer and Nicholas Mitrokostas

SEPARATING MYTH FROM REALITY ABOUT CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY LITIGATION pp. 263-274

Harold Koh

MINI-SYMPOSIUM: INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC GOODS AND THE TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY UNDER A GLOBALIZED INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY REGIME pp. 275-278

Keith Maskus and Jerome Reichman

THE GLOBALIZATION OF PRIVATE KNOWLEDGE GOODS AND THE PRIVATIZATION OF GLOBAL PUBLIC GOODS pp. 279-320

Keith Maskus and Jerome Reichman

THE REGULATION OF PUBLIC GOODS pp. 321-339

Peter Drahos

ISSUES POSED BY A WORLD PATENT SYSTEM pp. 341-357

John Barton

DO STRONGER PATENTS INDUCE MORE LOCAL INNOVATION? pp. 359-370

Lee Branstetter

LEGAL PERSPECTIVES ON TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE: THE CASE FOR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION pp. 371-399

Thomas Cottier and Marion Panizzon

EXPANSIONIST INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION AND REDUCTIONIST COMPETITION RULES: A TRIPS PERSPECTIVE pp. 401-430

Hanns Ullrich

INTERNATIONAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW AND THE PUBLIC DOMAIN OF SCIENCE pp. 431-448

Graeme Dinwoodie and Rochelle Dreyfuss

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND DISPUTE SETTLEMENT IN THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION pp. 449-457

Wilfred Ethier

RECOGNIZING PUBLIC GOODS IN WTO DISPUTE SETTLEMENT: WHO PARTICIPATES? WHO DECIDES? pp. 459-482

Gregory Shaffer

EC LIABILITY FOR NON-IMPLEMENTATION OF WTO DISPUTE SETTLEMENT DECISIONS -- ARE THE DICE CAST? pp. 483-490

Geert Zonnekeyn

Volume 7, issue 1, 2004

What is the Future of WTO Dispute Settlement? pp. 3-21

Donald McRae

THE MANDATORY DISCRETIONARY DOCTRINE IN WTO LAW The US--Section 301 Case and Its Aftermath#The Mandatory/Discretionary Doctrine in WTO Law pp. 23-72

Yoshiko Naiki

WTO DECISION ON IMPLEMENTATION OF PARAGRAPH 6 OF THE DOHA DECLARATION ON THE TRIPS AGREEMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH: A SOLUTION TO THE ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL MEDICINES PROBLEM? pp. 73-107

Duncan Matthews

THE PUZZLE OF WTO SAFEGUARDS AND REGIONAL TRADE AGREEMENTS pp. 109-142

Joost Pauwelyn

THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF WTO LAW pp. 143-167

Jiaxiang Hu

WTO Dispute Settlement 1995--2003: A Statistical Analysis pp. 169-181

Kara Leitner and Simon Lester