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H.
Dispute settlement system and development
- DSU
talks miss another deadline (C.Raghavan)
- Rules
of Origin panel ruling damages MFN principle
- DSU
scales new heights in judicial unprecedence (C.Raghavan)
- AB
ruling on US Byrd amendment (C.Raghavan)
- DSB
adopts second compliance ruling against Canadian milk exports
(C.Raghavan)
- US
loses appeal on Byrd amendment (C.Raghavan)
- More
protests over AB creating new obligations
- Most
DSB members want to limit AB's ways, procedures
- AB
tries to mollify by offering consultations, but on its own
terms
- AB
and DSU functioning getting curiouser and curiouser
- WTO
panel rules aginst US on Byrd amendment (C.Raghavan)
- EC
wins right to slap $4 billion sanctions against US (C.Raghavan)
- DSB
special session discusses EC proposals for review (C.Raghavan)
April 2002
- DSB
Special Session takes up dispute settlement review (C.Raghavan)
Mar 2002
- DSB
adopts FSC ruling, US says it will comply (C.Raghavan)
- Panel
rules some Canadian aircraft subsidies illegal (C.Raghavan)
- US
corporate export tax breaks held illegal again (C.Raghavan)
- Try
and try again (in dispute settlement) (C.Raghavan)
- US
now complains of panels 'interpreting' WTO law (C.Raghavan)
28 Aug 2001
- Three
disputes sent to panel (C.Raghavan)
- India
seeks 'consultations' with Argentina over drug imports
(C.Raghavan) 30 May 2001
- Ruling
in asbestos case sows seeds of many future disputes (C.Raghavan)
20 Mac 2001
- WTO
Appellate Body secretariat director forced out? (C.Raghavan)
19 Mac 2001
- AB
members to get full-time remuneration? (C.Raghavan) 14
Mac 2001
- French
ban on imports of asbestos products upheld (C.Raghavan)
12 Mac 2001
- New
panel on Canada aircraft export subsidy (C.Raghavan) 12
Mac 2001
- EC's
anti-dumping investigation methods held WTO illegal (C.Raghavan)
1 Mac 2001
- US,
Canada both get 10 months to implement rulings (C.Raghavan)
28 Feb 2001
- Panel
rules against US in Japan steel dumping dispute (C.Raghavan)
28 Feb 2001
- Second
compliance panel set on Brazil aircraft subsidy (C.Raghavan)
16 Feb 2001
- Four-year
old Brazil-Canada dispute shows up WTO failings (C.Raghavan)
1 Feb 2001
- Panel
set on US complaint against Brazil on patents (C.Raghavan)
1 Feb 2001
- US
seeks dispute panel against Brazil over patents (C.Raghavan)
19 Jan 2001
- DSB
adopts ruling against US on wheat gluten safeguards (C.Raghavan)
19 Jan 2001
- DSB
adopts AB report on sanctions 'sequencing' dispute (C.Raghavan)
10 Jan 2001
- Tense
exchanges over Canadian sanctions against Brazil (C.Raghavan)
12 Dec 2000
- Chile
and EU caught in dispute over swordfish (G.Capdevila)
12 Dec 2000
- Will
WTO-Appellate Body listen to 'strong signal' from members?
(C.Raghavan) 22 Nov 2000
- General
Council meet on Appellate Body and NGO amicus petitions
(C.Raghavan) 19 Nov 2000
- Three
panels set in disputes (C.Raghavan) 17 Nov 2000
- EC
seeks WTO sanctions against US over FSC regime (C.Raghavan)
17 Nov 2000
- AB
sets rules for NGO briefs in asbestos case (C.Raghavan)
9 Nov 2000
- The
slippery, over-ripe banana at the WTO (C.Raghavan) 24
Oct 2000
- EU
Commission proposes new banana regime (B.Kenety) 4 Oct
2000
- No
happy mix ever for extrajudiciality and pragmatism (C.Raghavan)
26 Sept 2000
- The
banana 'story' continues, Ecuador warns of new claims
(C.Raghavan) 26 Sept 2000
- Canada,
Brazil seek modus vivendi on trade retaliation
(C.Raghavan) (29 Aug 00)
- DSB
adopts Brazil-Canada compliance panel reports
(C.Raghavan) (4 Aug 00)
- Most
Korean measures against beef imports held illegal
(C.Raghavan) (2 Aug 00)
- Dispute
panel holds US wheat gluten safeguards illegal
(C.Raghavan) (2 Aug 00)
- NGOs
have more rights now than WTO members!
(C.Raghavan) (27 Jul 00)
- US
banana sanctions before DSB authorization held illegal
(C.Raghavan) (18 Jul 00)
- The
Panel and Appeal process at the WTO
(B.L.Das) (16 Jun 00)
- DSU
architect critical of judicial activism at WTO
(C.Raghavan) (9 Jun 00)
- DSU,
a stick to pry open Third World markets?
(S.Singh) (6 Jun 00)
- Ruleless
Appellate Body and powerless DSB
(C.Raghavan) (7 Jun 00)
- US
ignores 'restraint', raises new disputes
(C.Raghavan) (6 Jun 00)
- US
export subsidy compromise doesn't fly in Brussels
(C.Raghavan) (30 May 00)
- Panel
expands scope of non-violation complaints
(C.Raghavan)(12 May 00)
- Appellate
Body asserts right to receive amicus curiae briefs
(C.Raghavan) (11 May 00)
- US
duties against British steel held illegal
(C.Raghavan) (11 May 00)
- Panel
narrows public policy options (C.Raghavan)
(25 Apr 00)
- EC-Canada
patent ruling raises more questions over DSU
(C.Raghavan) (25 Apr 00)
- DSB
adopts EC-Canada patent ruling (C.Raghavan)
(7 Apr 00)
- WTO
panel rules against 1916 US anti-dumping law
(C.Raghavan) (2 Apr 00)
- Meltzer
report wants WTO powers reined in
(C.Raghavan)
- US
corporate gravy train held WTO illegal
(C.Raghavan) (25 Feb 00)
- WTO
defeat lands US in tight spot (A.
Aslam) (25 Feb 00)
- WTO
panel upholds US sanctions law!
(C.Raghavan) (23 Dec 99)
- WTO
Appellate Body extending its jurisdiction?
(C.Raghavan)
- Sharp
divergences on DSU review (C.Raghavan)
- A
'millstone' for developing world, a 'milestone' for the US
(C.Raghavan)
- Rulings
against India, Brazil raises WTO bias issues
(C.Raghavan) (31 Aug 99)
- DSU
review in limbo of sorts(C. Raghavan)
- US
vs Rest on unilateralism at WTO
(C.Raghavan)
- US
beef-hormone damage set at $117 million
(C.Raghavan)
- WTO's
dispute settlement system and the proposed Centre on WTO Law
(SEATINI)
- EC
to implement banana ruling after consultations
(C. Raghavan)
- Banana
rulings don't cut any Gordian knots
(C. Raghavan)
- US
authorized to retaliate over EC banana regime
(C. Raghavan)
- Arbitrators
set US banana "damage" at $191 million
(C. Raghavan)
- Caribbean
ponders "collateral damage" from WTO ruling
(Patrick Smikle)
- US
and EC asked to end "banana dispute"
(C. Raghavan)
- After
bananas, it is turn of hormone beef and Indian mail-box patent
mechanism (C. Raghavan)
- Ecuador
charges US and EU with exploiting banana issue
(C. Raghavan)
- Thirty-day
"time-out" on bananas at WTO (C.
Raghavan)
- WTO
mired in the banana quicksand (C.
Raghavan)
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The WTO and its Dispute Settlement System:
Tilting the balance against the South
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