The Legal and Political Implications of Taiwan's WTO Accession

Connie Guang-Hwa Yang

Chapter 3 in Economic Reform and Cross-Strait Relations:Taiwan and China in the WTO, 2007, pp 73-118 from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd.

Abstract: AbstractThe following sections are included:INTRODUCTIONTAIWAN'S NEED AND READINESS FOR GATT/WTO MEMBERSHIPTAIWAN'S ACCESSION COMMITMENTSLEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE GATT/WTO ACCESSIONApproaches to Amending the LawsMAJOR CATEGORIES OF LEGAL CHANGESCROSS-STRAIT TRADE NORMALIZATIONTHE DOMESTIC POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF ACCESSIONTHE CONSULTATIVE PROCESSTHE INTERNAL TENSIONS IN THE ADMINISTRATIONTHE ROLE OF THE LOCAL FOREIGN COMMUNITYDIFFICULTIES OF COMPLIANCE AFTER ACCESSIONRice WineGPA AccessionCONCLUSION

Keywords: WTO; Taiwan; China; Cross-Strait Relations; International Political Economy; Economic Integration (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007
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