The WTO Gambling Dispute: Antigua Mulls Retaliation as the U.S. Negotiates Withdrawal of its GATS Commitments
Introduction
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12
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Organizations of Note:
International Finance
A WTO Panel Openly Rejects the Appellate Body's "Zeroing" Case Law
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12
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3
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ICSID Annulment Committee Rules on the Relationship between Customary and Treaty Exceptions on Necessity in Situations of Financial Crisis
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11
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30
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German Constitutional Court Rules on Necessity in Argentine Bondholder Case
On May 8, 2007, the German Constitutional Court (the "Bundesverfassungsgericht") handed down a decision on the question of whether Argentina could invoke necessity under general international law as an affirmative defense against claims brought in German courts by private individuals for the country's default on sovereign bonds in early 2002.[1] While the Court accepted that necessity was recognized as precluding the wrongfulness of a breach of internation
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11
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20
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The Bush Administration and Democrats Reach a Bipartisan Deal on Trade Policy
Introduction
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11
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15
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The WTO Panel on the EC-Biotech Dispute Releases Its Final Report
Background
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10
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28
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The WTO Doha Round Negotiation: Suspended Indefinitely
Introduction
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Volume:
10
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22
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The WTO Appellate Body Strikes Down the U.S. Zeroing Methodology Used in Antidumping Investigations
Introduction
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10
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10
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