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GATT/WTO

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GATT/WTOGeneral Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and the World Trade Organization (member country collaboration)
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KOFI OTENG KUFUOR, WORLD TRADE GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: THE GATT/WTO CODE COMMITTEE SYSTEM 46 (2004).
The debate on environmentally motivated unilateral trade measures in ... by Dagne, Teshager Worku / Washington University Global Studies Law Review
CONCLUSION The explosion of FTAs reflects multiple factors: The weakness and ambiguity of Article XXIV and the failure of the GATT/WTO system to strengthen it.
Preferential trade arrangements and the erosion of the WTO's MFN ... by Maruyama, Warren H. / Stanford Journal of International Law
169) See generally WON-MOG CHOI, 'LIKE PRODUCTS' IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW: TOWARDS A CONSISTENT GATT/WTO JURISPRUDENCE (2003) (discussing how many obligations of international trade hinge upon the question of what constitutes a "like product").
Using WTO countervailing duty law to combat illegally subsidized ... by Lynam, Garrett E. / Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
 
 
 
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