Research Handbook on Environment, Health and the WTO

Edited by Geert Van Calster and Denise Prévost

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This Handbook provides state-of-the-art analysis by leading authors on the links between the international trade regime and health and environment concerns – concerns that make up an increasing proportion of WTO dispute settlement. Research Handbook on Environment, Health and the WTO surveys fields as diverse as climate change mitigation, non-communicable diseases, nanotechnology and public health care. The volume brings to the fore the debates and complexities surrounding these issues and their implications for the international trading system.

Keywords: Environment; Law - Academic (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
ISBN: 9781847208972
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 The precautionary principle in conflicts law perspectives , pp 3-40

Alexia Herwig and Christian Joerges

Ch 2 Regulatory purpose in GATT Article III, TBT Article 2.1, the Subsidies Agreement, and elsewhere: Hic et ubique , pp 41-78

Donald H. Regan

Ch 3 Equivalence and risk regulation under the World Trade Organization’s SPS Agreement , pp 79-115

Marsha A. Echols

Ch 4 On the efficiency of health measures and the ‘appropriate level of protection’ , pp 116-138

Jeffery Atik

Ch 5 The International Organization for Standardization: private voluntary standards as swords and shields , pp 139-163

David A. Wirth

Ch 6 Law and economics of the SPS Agreement: a critical perspective , pp 164-206

Alessandra Arcuri

Ch 7 Trade, environment and animal welfare: conditioning trade in goods and services on conduct in another country? , pp 207-230

Peter Morrison and Laura Nielsen

Ch 8 TRIPs and access to essential medicines , pp 233-269

Bryan Mercurio

Ch 9 Public perception of food safety risks under WTO law: a normative perspective , pp 270-303

Alberto Alemanno

Ch 10 Pre-market approval systems and the SPS Agreement , pp 304-331

Tracey Epps

Ch 11 Scope of application of the SPS Agreement: a post-Biotech analysis , pp 332-362

Jacqueline Peel

Ch 12 GATS and public health care: reflecting on an uneasy relationship , pp 363-389

Panagiotis Delimatsis

Ch 13 WTO law and risk factors for noncommunicable diseases: a complex relationship , pp 390-408

Tania Voon

Ch 14 International trade and climate change , pp 413-447

Thomas Cottier and Nashina Shariff

Ch 15 Carbon leakage measures and border tax adjustments under WTO law , pp 448-506

Joost Pauwelyn

Ch 16 Challenges for technology transfer in the climate change arena: what interactions with the TRIPS Agreement? , pp 507-560

Dalindyebo Shabalala

Ch 17 Subsidies for emissions mitigation under WTO law , pp 561-635

Luca Rubini

Ch 18 Emission trading schemes and WTO law: a typology of interactions , pp 636-670

Javier de Cendra de Larragán

Ch 19 Trade in environmental goods, with focus on climate-friendly goods and technologies , pp 673-699

ZhongXiang Zhang

Ch 20 Emerging technologies and the WTO: comparing biotechnology and nanotechnology regulations in the EU and the US , pp 700-728

Heike Baumüller

Ch 21 Standard of review of health and environmental regulations by WTO panels , pp 731-758

Lukasz Gruszczynski

Ch 22 The impact of sanitary and phytosanitary measures on India’s exports and the challenges/opportunities of the SPS Agreement , pp 761-824

Kasturi Das

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