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Developing country practice in the matter of WTO dispute settlement

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Footer, Mary E

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2001Action note:

6/22/01 JOY_D

Summary: Reviews the practice of developing countries in the matter of WTO dispute settlement during the early years of the organisation's existence and sets the special and differential rules, both procedural and substantive, against the record in order to determine the scope of their application. Confronts the issue of developed/developing country Member participation in the WTO dispute settlement system and the extent to which developing country Members are served by it.

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Reviews the practice of developing countries in the matter of WTO dispute settlement during the early years of the organisation's existence and sets the special and differential rules, both procedural and substantive, against the record in order to determine the scope of their application. Confronts the issue of developed/developing country Member participation in the WTO dispute settlement system and the extent to which developing country Members are served by it.

6/22/01 JOY_D

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