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“The mission of this Journal is to publish peer-reviewed articles
which contribute to public discussion and debate about the
multilateral trading system”, said Mr Moore. “Though it is an
initiative of the WTO Secretariat, in close collaboration with CUP,
the Journal has an independent editorial policy and board. The aim of
the Journal is to deepen understanding of issues facing the
international trading system through critical analysis and
constructive debate”.
The
World Trade Review, with three issues per year, will invite articles
from a wide range of specialists world-wide which address trade issues
from economic, legal, political and inter-disciplinary perspectives. A
rigorous peer review process will assure that articles meet high
standards in terms of theoretical and methodological rigour.
Articles
in the first issue of the Journal include:
- The
World Trade Organization's Legitimacy Crisis, by Dan Esty
- Strengthening
the Global Architecture for Development: the Post Doha Agenda, by
Bernard Hoekman
- Why
are Safeguards Under the WTO so Unpopular? by Chad P. Bown
- Cross-Agreement
Complaints Before the Appellate Body: a case-study of the
EC-Asbestos Dispute, by Joost Paulwelyn
- Long
Run Trends in World Trade and Income, by Douglas A Irwin.
- Perceptions
About the WTO Trade Institutions, by John H. Jackson
For
more information on the World Trade Review please contact
Mr. Jean-Guy Carrier at the WTO, phone number +41 22 739
5439.
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