Agreeing and Implementing the Doha Round of the WTO

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Edited by Harald Hohmann, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: February 2010
Print publication year:: 2008
Online ISBN:: 9780511674549
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511674549

Subjects:: Economics, International Economics, Law, International Trade Law

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The Doha Round is the first major trade negotiation round under the WTO since the failure of the Seattle Ministerial in 1999. The Doha discussions and results will have a large impact on the future of international trade law. Leading scholars and practitioners from three continents comment on four such areas in this book. Firstly, poverty eradication, capacity building, and special and differential treatment are required to change for WTO law to be accepted globally; this may lead to a reinterpretation of WTO law. Secondly, the major trade policy concerns, the global concept of competition, and the impacts of trade facilitation and of sustainability of trade liberalization are examined. The third topic is the improvement of the dispute settlement through, for example, a relaxation of tensions between the judicial and diplomatic models. Finally, possible solutions for the balance between free trade, environmental protection and human rights are explored.

'… an excellent survey of some important issues surrounding the Doha talks. … this book is a useful addition to an international trade policy collection. It provides essays on a broad range of topics and from a variety of perspectives. … it provides excellent detail and discussion for the advanced scholar.'

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Frontmatter
pp i-ii

Contents
pp iii-v

List of Contributors
pp vi-viii

Foreword
pp ix-x

Introduction
pp 1-8

The future of the Doha Round

1a - Doha a posteriori
pp 9-15

1b - The future of the Doha Round after suspension in Geneva and deadlock in Potsdam: Is it all in vain?
pp 16-38

PART ONE - Development policy of the WTO
pp 39-40

2 - Developmental aspects of the Doha Round of negotiations
pp 41-88

3a - Aspects of development policy in the Doha Round – An EC perspective
pp 89-97

3b - An assessment of the Sixth WTO Hong Kong Ministerial Conference from a development perspective
pp 98-110

4 - Capacity building and combating poverty in the WTO
pp 111-132

5 - Integrating development and SDT (Special and Differential Treatment) into the architecture of the WTO – through the operation of its Dispute Settlement System
pp 133-142

PART TWO - Trade policy (including competition) and trade facilitation
pp 143-144

6a - Trade policy objectives in the Doha Round – A European Union perspective
pp 145-150

6b - The final phase of the Doha Round
pp 151-159

7 - Further liberalisation of trade in chemicals – can the DDA deliver? A summary of the chemical industry's position on the Doha Development Agenda
pp 160-196

8 - Trade facilitation within the Doha Round: A critical review of recent efforts of the WTO and other international organizations (1996–2006)
pp 197-222

9 - ICN accompanied convergence, instead of WTO imposed harmonization, of competition laws
pp 223-234

10 - Legal principle of integration in the Doha Round: Embedding a social order in the global market
pp 235-258

PART THREE - Reform of the dispute settlement system
pp 259-260

11 - Reforming the dispute settlement system through practice
pp 261-268

12 - Reforming the Dispute Settlement Understanding
pp 269-293

13 - The WTO dispute settlement system: Jurisdiction, interpretation and remedies
pp 294-307

14 - An evaluation of the role of legal aid in international dispute resolution, with emphasis on the Advisory Centre on WTO Law
pp 308-332

PART FOUR - Social rights, health, and environment
pp 333-334

15 - Trade and human rights at work: Next round please …? Regulatory and cooperationist approaches in the context of the Doha Round
pp 335-373

16 - Food safety issues under WTO Agreements
pp 374-390

17 - Trade and the environment: With particular reference to climate change issues
pp 391-419

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