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DISPUTE SETTLEMENT SYSTEM TRAINING MODULE: CHAPTER 6

The process — Stages in a typical WTO dispute settlement case

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6.11 Surveillance until final implementation

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Preface

Introduction to the WTO dispute settlement system

Historic development of the WTO dispute settlement system

WTO Bodies involved in the dispute settlement process

Legal basis for a dispute

Possible object of a complaint — Jurisdiction of Panels and the Appellate Body

The process — Stages in a typical WTO dispute settlement case

Legal effect of panel and appellate body reports and DSB recommendations and rulings

Dispute Settlement without recourse to Panels and the Appellate Body

Participation in dispute settlement proceedings

Legal issues arising in WTO dispute settlement proceedings

Developing countries in WTO dispute settlement

Evaluation of the WTO dispute settlement system: results to date

The DSB’s surveillance continues (even where compensation has been agreed or obligations have been suspended) as long as the recommendation to bring a measure into conformity with the covered agreements has not yet been implemented (Article 22.8 of the DSU).

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