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The settlement of disputes under the WTO : the experience of Latin America and the Caribbean

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Biggs, Gonzalo

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TextPublication details: 2005Action note:

3/10/06 JOYD

Summary: Analyses the implications for the Latin America region of the dispute settlement procedure approved in 1994 by the Marrakesh Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization (WTO). Highlights the ways in which the procedure differs from the old GATT rules and other international dispute settlement procedures. Describes the agreements that have generated the most disputes. Discusses United States policy in this area and details the disputes in which the Latin American countries have participated, with particular reference to Brazil.

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Analyses the implications for the Latin America region of the dispute settlement procedure approved in 1994 by the Marrakesh Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization (WTO). Highlights the ways in which the procedure differs from the old GATT rules and other international dispute settlement procedures. Describes the agreements that have generated the most disputes. Discusses United States policy in this area and details the disputes in which the Latin American countries have participated, with particular reference to Brazil.

3/10/06 JOYD

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