01579nam a2200265Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030035002100071040001000092050002200102245027600124260004100400300002300441490009200464505046200556610003601018650002901054650004001083650004801123650003601171700002801207710002901235830004901264283341OCoLC20240709062617.0070912s2007    gau           000 0 eng d  a(OCoLC)170973872  aPUCPR  aK 4610b.I58 200700aInternational trade under the rule of lawban American Society of International Law centennial regional meeting : March 23 & 24, 2006, Dean Rusk Center, University of Georgia School of Lawcedited by: André B. Barbic ; editing assitance provided by: April Macáková.  aAthens, GAbDean Rusk Centercc2007.  avi, 146 p.c23 cm.1 aOccasional papers / Dean Rusk Center, University of Georgia School of Lawvno. 52Local0 aPanel 1. Should the WTO dispute settlement system be modified or reformed? -- Panel 2. After a decade of dispute sttlement cases, whom does the system benefit? -- Panel 3. To what extent does the WTO dispute settlement system have a role in global governance? should the appellate body look to sources outside the WTO agreements? -- Panel 4. Are the current methods of enforcement of dispute decisions effective? what are alternative methods of enforcement?20aWorld Trade Organization2Local 0aDispute resolution (Law) 0aTariffxLaw and legislation.2Local 0aArbitration and award, International2Local 0aForeign trade regulation2Local1 aBarbic, Andre B.2Local2 aDean Rusk Center.2Local 0aOccasional papers (Dean Rusk Center)vno. 5.