Journal of International Economic Law

Volume 1 - 27

Current editor(s): Kathleen Claussen, Sergio Puig and Michael Waibel

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Volume 3, issue 1, 2000

International Economic Law in Times That Are Interesting pp. 3-14

John H Jackson

The WTO Dispute Settlement System pp. 15-18

William J Davey

The WTO Constitution and Human Rights pp. 19-25

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

The WTO in International Law: Tradition Continued or New Frontier? pp. 27-41

Donald M McRae

A Perspective on Trade and Labor Rights pp. 43-62

Christopher McCrudden and Anne Davies

Distributed Governance at the WTO-WIPO: An Evolving Model for Open-Architecture Integrated Governance pp. 63-81

Frederick M Abbott

Subsidiarity Perspectives on the New Trade Agenda pp. 83-114

Pierre Sauve and Americo Beviglia Zampetti

Trade Liberalization and Cultural Policy pp. 115-44

Mary E Footer and Christoph Beat Graber

Procedural Overview of the WTO EC-Banana Dispute pp. 145-66

Mauricio Salas and John H Jackson

Reactions to Seattle: The Speedbump at Seattle pp. 167-72

Gary Horlick

Dispute Settlement and Institutional Issues pp. 173-76

Peter Lichtenbaum

An Environmental Perspective on Seattle pp. 176-78

Daniel C Esty

Antidumping at the Seattle Ministerial: With Tear Gas in My Eyes pp. 179-83

Gary Horlick

The South Rises in Seattle pp. 183-85

Ernest H Preeg

Volume 2, issue 4, 1999

Better Rules for a New Millennium: A Warning against Undemocratic Developments in the WTO pp. 547-66

Marco C E J Bronckers

Can Financiers Learn from Traders? pp. 567-601

Gary Hufbauer and Erika Wada

Has the Appellate Body Erred? An Appraisal and Criticism of the Ruling in the WTO Hormones Case pp. 603-39

Reinhard Quick and Andreas Bluthner

The WTO Agreement on Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) Measures as Applied in the First Three SPS Disputes: EC--Hormones, Australia--Salmon and Japan--Varietals pp. 641-64

Joost Pauwelyn

Competition Law and the Millennium Round pp. 665-79

Eleanor M Fox

Antitrust Issues Arising Out of Actual or Potential Enforcement of Trade Laws pp. 681-93

Joel Davidow

Telecom Reforms in Developing Countries and the Outlook for Electronic Commerce pp. 695-712

Pradip Bhatnagar

The Legal Status of WTO Panel Reports in the EC Legal Order: Some Reflections on the Opinion of Advocate General Mischo in the Atlanta Case pp. 713-22

Geert Zonnekeyn

The Advisory Center on WTO Law: Advancing Fairness and Equality pp. 723-28

Kim Van der Borght

Volume 2, issue 3, 1999

Competition Policy in a Global Economy--Today and Tomorrow pp. 403-11

Robert Pitofsky

Should Principles of Competition Policy Be Incorporated into WTO Law through Non-violation Complaints? pp. 413-21

Frieder Roessler

International Cooperation in Competition Law and Policy: What Can Be Achieved at the Bilateral, Regional, and Multilateral Levels pp. 423-33

A Douglas Melamed

A Long and Winding Road: Trips and the Evolution of an International Competition Framework pp. 435-40

Patricia M Smith

The Work of the International Competition Policy Advisory Committee to the Attorney General and the Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust pp. 441-44

Merit E Janow

Competition Policy for Global Markets pp. 445-55

Daniel K Tarullo

The WTO Dispute Settlement Process: A Primer pp. 457-76

Hyun Chong Kim

Shrimp/Turtle: Untangling the Nets pp. 477-96

Arthur E Appleton

United States Law and China's WTO Accession Process pp. 497-510

Sylvia A Rhodes and John H Jackson

Volume 2, issue 2, 1999

Centennial of the 1899 Hague Peace Conference and 1899 Hague Convention on the Peaceful Settlement of International Disputes--1999 Geneva Academy of International Economic Law and Dispute Settlement pp. 185-87

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

Dispute Settlement in International Economic Law--Lessons for Strengthening International Dispute Settlement in Non-economic Areas pp. 189-248

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

The United Nations Compensation Commission: A New Contribution to the Process of International Claims Resolution pp. 249-72

Norbert Wuhler

The Settlement of Disputes within the International Labour Office pp. 273-93

Francis Maupain

WTO Dispute Settlement Practice Relating to the GATS pp. 295-346

Werner Zdouc

WTO Dispute Settlement Practice Relating to the TRIPS Agreement pp. 347-84

Matthijs Geuze and Hannu Wager

The Dispute Resolution Services of the World Intellectual Property Organization pp. 385-98

Francis Gurry

Volume 2, issue 1, 1999

International Economic Law and the Pursuit of Human Rights: A Framework for Discussion of the Legality of 'Selective Purchasing' Laws under the WTO Government Procurement Agreement pp. 3-48

Christopher McCrudden

The (Limited) Role of Regulatory Harmonization in International Goods and Services Markets pp. 49-70

Alan O Sykes

Twenty-First Century Trade Negotiations, the US Constitution, and the Elimination of US State-Level Protectionism pp. 71-111

Matthew Schaefer

Applying GATT to Marketizing Economies: The Dilemma of WTO Accession and Reform of China's State-Owned Enterprises (SOES) pp. 113-53

David M Blumental

Editorial Comment: Outside Counsel in WTO Dispute Processes pp. 155-58

Marco C E J Bronckers and John H Jackson

'Right to Counsel' in WTO Dispute Settlement Proceedings: A 1998 Resolution of the American Bar Association pp. 159-62

Peter D Ehrenhaft

Volume 1, issue 4, 1998

The Enduring Enigma of Trips: A Challenge for the World Economic System pp. 497-521

Frederick M Abbott

Implementation of the Trips Agreement and Prospects for Its Further Development pp. 523-36

Adrian Otten

Reforming Intellectual Property Rights Regimes: Challenges for Developing Countries pp. 537-54

Carlos A Primo Braga and Carsten Fink

The Protection of Genetic Resources and Traditional Knowledge: Towards More Specific Rights and Obligations in World Trade Law pp. 555-84

Thomas Cottier

Securing Compliance with the Trips Agreement after US v India pp. 585-601

Jerome H Reichman

Intellectual Property pp. 603-06

Sydney Templeman

First Report (Final) to the Committee on International Trade Law of the International Law Association on the Subject of Parallel Importation pp. 607-36

Frederick M Abbott

The Conflicts between Parallel Trade and Product Access and Innovation: The Case of Pharmaceuticals pp. 637-53

Bale, Harvey,

The Interface between Competition Policy and Intellectual Property in the Context of the International Trading System pp. 655-78

Robert D Anderson

European Court Rules on Trips Agreement pp. 679-82

G Axel Desmedt

The WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism and Japanese Traders pp. 683-89

Hiroko Yamane

Customs Tariff S. 59(2): A 'Canadian 301'? pp. 690-94

Chi Carmody

Hormones: 'Objective Assessment' and (or as) Standard of Review pp. 695-98

G Axel Desmedt

Volume 1, issue 3, 1998

Dispute Settlement and the WTO: Emerging Problems pp. 329-51

John H Jackson

Technology, Trade, and Increasing Inequality: Does the Cause Matter for the Cure? pp. 353-76

Alan Deardorff

Preliminary Assessment of the Effects of the WTO Agreement on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Trade Regulations pp. 377-405

Donna Roberts

Legal Means to Protect Private Parties' Interests in the WTO: The Case of the EC New Trade Barriers Regulation pp. 407-32

Petros C Mavroidis and Werner Zdouc

The Misguided Debate over NGO Participation at the WTO pp. 433-56

Jeffrey L Dunoff

Investment Issues at the WTO: The Architecture of Rules and the Settlement of Disputes pp. 457-70

Thomas L Brewer and Stephen Young

Governments and Private Actors: Dispute Resolution of Japan's Harbour Practices pp. 471-78

Hiroko Yamane

WTO Dispute Settlement in 1997 (Part II) pp. 479-90

Peter Van den Bossche

Volume 1, issue 2, 1998

From the Hobbesian International Law of Coexistence to Modern Integration Law: The WTO Dispute Settlement System pp. 175-98

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

World Trade Organization Dispute Settlement: The First Three Years pp. 199-226

Debra P Steger and Susan M Hainsworth

Evidence, Proof and Persuasion in WTO Dispute Settlement: Who Bears the Burden? pp. 227-58

Joost Pauwelyn

WTO Dispute Settlement in the Field of Anti-dumping Law pp. 259-76

Jacques H J Bourgeois

The First Three Years of WTO Dispute Settlement: Observations and Suggestions pp. 277-302

Andrew W Shoyer

Regulatory Autonomy and Multilateral Disciplines: The Dilemma and a Possible Resolution pp. 303-22

Aaditya Mattoo and Arvind Subramanian

Scope of Appellate Review: Objective Assessment of the Facts and Issues of Law pp. 323-27

Maurits Lugard

Volume 1, issue 1, 1998

Global Economics and International Economic Law pp. 1-23

John H Jackson

How to Promote the International Rule of Law? Contributions by the World Trade Organization Appellate Review System pp. 25-48

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

Comparative Advantage and the Normative Economics of International Trade Policy pp. 49-82

Alan O Sykes

The Relationship between World Trade Organization Law, National and Regional Law pp. 83-122

Thomas Cottier and Krista Nadakavukaren Schefer

Non-Governmental Organizations at the World Trade Organization: Cooperation, Competition, or Exclusion pp. 123-47

Daniel C Esty

The European Union Trade Barriers Regulation: A More Effective Instrument pp. 149-55

Natalie McNelis

Section 301 and the World Trade Organization: A Largely Peaceful Coexistence to Date pp. 156-60

Matthew Schaefer

World Trade Organization Dispute Settlement in 1997 (Part I) pp. 161-71

Peter Van den Bossche