This book offers a critical examination of the tripartite dynamics between governments, private rights and the World Trade Organization (WTO) as the world's trading mechanism.
This book offers a critical examination of the tripartite dynamics between governments, private rights and the World Trade Organization (WTO) as the world's trading mechanism.
Wenwei Guan is an Associate Professor of Law at City University of Hong Kong.
Inhaltsangabe
1. International Social Contract on Trade: Its Force, Means and Ends 2. WTO Decision-making by Consensus 3. GATT: The "Common Intention" Approach of Treaty Interpretation 4. Antidumping: The NME Normal Value Determination 5. TRIPS: IPRs, Public Health, and International Trade 6. Trade and Policy: IP-competition Dynamics in TRIPS' FRAND Enforcement 7. Ends without End: The Future Prospects of WTO Evolution
1. International Social Contract on Trade: Its Force, Means and Ends 2. WTO Decision-making by Consensus 3. GATT: The "Common Intention" Approach of Treaty Interpretation 4. Antidumping: The NME Normal Value Determination 5. TRIPS: IPRs, Public Health, and International Trade 6. Trade and Policy: IP-competition Dynamics in TRIPS' FRAND Enforcement 7. Ends without End: The Future Prospects of WTO Evolution
1. International Social Contract on Trade: Its Force, Means and Ends 2. WTO Decision-making by Consensus 3. GATT: The "Common Intention" Approach of Treaty Interpretation 4. Antidumping: The NME Normal Value Determination 5. TRIPS: IPRs, Public Health, and International Trade 6. Trade and Policy: IP-competition Dynamics in TRIPS' FRAND Enforcement 7. Ends without End: The Future Prospects of WTO Evolution
1. International Social Contract on Trade: Its Force, Means and Ends 2. WTO Decision-making by Consensus 3. GATT: The "Common Intention" Approach of Treaty Interpretation 4. Antidumping: The NME Normal Value Determination 5. TRIPS: IPRs, Public Health, and International Trade 6. Trade and Policy: IP-competition Dynamics in TRIPS' FRAND Enforcement 7. Ends without End: The Future Prospects of WTO Evolution
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