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Zusatztext With the ever-expanding WTO case law universe, the present volume, which extensively refers to relevant disputes to drive a point home, is a must-read reference to the academicians, policymakers and researchers. Informationen zum Autor Julien Chaisse is Professor at the City University of Hong Kong, School of Law. He is an award-winning scholar of international law with a focus on the regulation and development of economic globalization. His teaching and research include international trade/investment law, international taxation, international arbitration, and Internet law. Dr. Chaisse has published numerous well-regarded and widely cited books and articles and his scholarship has been cited with approval by international courts/tribunals, and U.S. Courts.Dr. Chaisse has over fifteen years teaching experience at universities mainly in Hong Kong, U.S., and Europe. Dr. Chaisse served as a senior fellow at the World Trade Institute (Switzerland), and as a diplomat for the Embassy of France in New Delhi (India).Tsai-yu Lin is Professor in the College of Law and Director of the Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy at the National Taiwan University. Klappentext Celebrating the work of Mitsuo Matsuhita, this volume focuses on dispute resolution and the law and politics of the WTO. International Economic Law and Governance offers a critical and scholarly analysis of the current and future state of international economic governance. Zusammenfassung Celebrating the work of Mitsuo Matsuhita, this volume focuses on dispute resolution and the law and politics of the WTO. International Economic Law and Governance offers a critical and scholarly analysis of the current and future state of international economic governance. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1: Julien Chaisse and Tsai-yu Lin: Developing and Strengthening International Economic Law: the Contribution of Mitsuo Matsushita 1. RULES-BASED INTERNATIONAL DISPUTE SETTLEMENT 2: William J. Davey: Developing and Strengthening International Economic Law: the Contribution of Mitsuo Matsushita 3: Claus-Dieter Ehlermann: The Dispute Settlement System of the WTO: A Bright Picture with a Few Dark Spots 4: Frieder Roessler: 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 5: Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann: How to Reconcile Health Law and Economic Law with Human Rights? Looking for Hercules in the WTO Appellate Body 6: Joel P. Trachtman: The WTO Jurisprudence of Article XX(g) and the Conservation of Natural Resources 7: Yasuhei Taniguchi and Tomoko Ishikawa: Balancing Investment Protection and Other Public Policy Goals: Lessons from World Trade Organization (WTO) Jurisprudence 8: Chin Leng Lim: Trade Law and the Vienna Treaty Convention's Systemic Integration Clause 9: Meredith Kolsky Lewis: When Popular Decisions Rest on Shaky Foundations: Systemic Implications of Selected WTO Appellate Body Trade Remedies Jurisprudence 10: Jaemin Lee: Taming Investor-State Arbitration? Joint Committees and Binding Interpretations 11: Luke Nottage: The Limits of Legalization in Asia-Pacific Investment Treaty Arbitration? 2. NORMATIVE INFLUENCES TO AND FROM WTO LAW 12: Jan Wouters and Ines Willemyns: The Interplay between the G20 and the WTO: Informal Law-making in Action 13: Rolf H. Weber: Unfinished Business - Competition Law and the WTO 14: Frederick M. Abbott: Competition Law in Emerging Markets: the virtue of regulatory diversity 15: Julien Chaisse: Untangling the Triangle - Issues for State-Controlled Entities in Trade, Investment and Competition Law 16: Chien-Huei Wu: In Search of Coherence: Navigating the WTO in the Universe of International Law 17: Thomas J. Schoenbaum: Natural Resources and the Rules of the Multilateral Trading System: A Sustainable Perspective ...
