International trade law interdisciplinary theory and practice
Raj Bhala.
- 3rd ed.
- Newark, NJ Matthew Bender c2008.
- lv, 1685, 5, 14 p. 28 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Multilateral trade negotiations through the 1970s -- The Uruguay Round (1986-94) and birth of the WTO (1995) -- The DOHA Round : launch amidst schisms (November 2001-August 2004) -- The DOHA Round : intricate negotiations and results (August 2004-December 2007) -- Adjudication mechanisms -- Adjudication controversies -- Free trade theory -- Questioning free trade theory -- Trade patterns and factors of production -- Economics of trade barriers -- The first pillar : MFN treatment and GATT article I -- The second pillar : bindings and GATT article II -- The third pillar : national treatment and GATT article III -- The fourth pillar : non-tariff barriers and GATT article XI -- Administering quantitative restrictions and GATT article XIII -- Origin and entry -- Tariff classification -- Tariff valuation -- Trade controls -- Border security -- Economics aspects of FTAS -- Political and security aspects of FTAS -- Multilateral disciplines on FTAS -- Preferential rules of origin -- Typical FTA obligations : market access -- Typical FTA obligations : further commitments -- Historical and economic foundations of AD law -- Procedures -- The dumping margin calculation -- Adjustments to normal value -- Adjustments to export price and constructed export price -- Dumping margin calculation controversies -- Historical and economic foundations of CVD law -- The subsidy determination -- Injury -- Causation -- Safeguards -- Trade retaliation -- Trade policies, growth, and poverty -- Special and differential treatment -- Preferential programs -- Trade and labor -- The jurisprudence of GATT article XX(B) and (G) -- SPS measures -- Market access -- Domestic support and export subsidies -- Services trade negotiations -- Substantive services trade obligations -- Interests and obligations -- Enforcement.