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WTO: 2005 NEWS ITEMS 6 October 2005
The First Ten Years |
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Table of contents
Notes on contributors Part I — Introduction and General Considerations
1 The power of the WTO dispute settlement system
2 The WTO dispute settlement and general international law Part II — The WTO Dispute Settlement System: Its Processes and Its Institutions
3 The WTO dispute settlement system and its operation: a brief overview of
the first ten years
4 The role of the Dispute Settlement Body in the dispute settlement
process
5 Consultations and the panel process in the WTO dispute settlement system
6 Contingent trade remedies and WTO dispute settlement: some
particularities
7 The making of the ‘World Trade Court’: the origins and development of
the Appellate Body of the World Trade Organization
8 Special challenges at the appellate stage: a case study
9 The reasonable period of time for compliance with the rulings and
recommendations adopted by the WTO Dispute Settlement Body
10 Implementation of panel and Appellate Body rulings: an overview
11 A brief introduction to countermeasures in the WTO dispute settlement
system Part III — The WTO Dispute Settlement System: Systemic and Other Issues
12 The role of lawyers in the WTO dispute settlement system
13 Jurisdiction in WTO dispute settlement
14 Due process in WTO disputes
15 Standards of review in WTO panel proceedings
16 Administration of evidence in WTO dispute settlement proceedings
17 Confidentiality issues under the DSU: fact-finding process versus
confidentiality
18 Panels’ consultations with scientific experts
19 Amicus curiae participation in WTO dispute settlement: reflections on
the past decade
20 Suspension of concessions and retaliation under the Agreement on
Safeguards: the recent US — Steel Safeguards case
21 Compliance with WTO dispute settlement decisions: is there a crisis?
22 DSU review: a view from the inside Part IV Annexes
Annexes I–V |
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