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WTO dispute procedures, standard of review, and deference to national governments

GATT 1994 dispute settlement : sacrificing diplomacy for efficiency in the multilateral trading system?

Handling WTO disputes with the private sector : the triumphant Brazilian experience

Permitting moral imperialism? : The public morals exception to free trade at the bar of the World Trade Organization

Organe de règlement des différends et jurisprudence internationale

De l'usage du dictionnaire par l'Organe d'appel de l'OMC

La démocratisation de la procédure de règlement des différends de L'OMC : une vraie ouverture pour les acteurs privés?

The use of scholarship by the WTO Appellate Body

The WTO dispute settlement system : dealing with success

The dispute settlement system of the WTO : a bright picture with a few dark spots

The scope of regulatory autonomy of WTO members under article III:4 of the GATT : a critical analysis of the jurisprudence of the WTO appellate body

The WTO Appellate Body or judicial power unleashed : sketches from the procedural side of the story

The judicial sensibility of the WTO Appellate Body

The gang that couldn't shoot straight : the not so magnificent seven of the WTO Appellate Body

The WTO 20 years on : "global governance by judiciary" or, rather, member-driven settlement of (some) trade disputes between (some) WTO members?

How to reconcile health law and economic law with human rights? : Looking for Hercules in the WTO appellate body

The WTO jurisprudence of article XX(g) and the conservation of natural resources

When popular decisions rest on Shaky Foundations : systemic implications of selected WTO Appellate Body trade remedies jurisprudence

Criminal responsibility for arbitrators in Chinese law : perversion of law in commercial arbitration

National treatment and the GATS : lessons from jurisprudence

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