The Factors Driving and Constraining the Incorporation of International Law in WTO Adjudication
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Description
This volume brings together essays by world-renown leaders in the field of international trade examining the operation of the WTO and its dispute settlement system. The experts who have contributed to this book include policy makers, scholars, lawyers and diplomats. Two major areas of inquiry are undertaken. The first half of this volume examines the governance and operation of the WTO and the international trading system. It pays particular attention to issues that affect developing country Members of the WTO. The second half of this volume contains a detailed examination of the performance, operation, and challenges of the WTO's dispute settlement system. This book is an outgrowth of a conference held at Columbia University in New York in the spring of 2006. The conference was the last of a series of five regional gatherings held around the world to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the WTO and its dispute settlement system. This volume includes essays that shed further light on some of the themes raised in those discussions, as well as edited transcripts from that conference.
Source Publication
The WTO: Governance, Dispute Settlement, and Developing Countries
Source Editors/Authors
Merit E. Janow, Victoria Donaldson, Alan Yanovich
Publication Date
2008
Recommended Citation
Alvarez, José E., "The Factors Driving and Constraining the Incorporation of International Law in WTO Adjudication" (2008). Faculty Chapters. 79.
https://gretchen.law.nyu.edu/fac-chapt/79
