The road from doha: The issues for the development round of the wto and the future of international trade

International and Comparative Law Quarterly

Volumn 52, Issue 2, 2003, Pages 425-446

  Subedi, Surya P ^a  

^a MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY   (United Kingdom)

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EID: 33744550520     PISSN: 00205893     EISSN: 14716895     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1093/iclq/52.2.425     Document Type: Article

References (21)

1. As early as 2 Mar 1999, Clare Short, the UK Secretary of State for International Development, had urged all to make the next round of trade negotiations a ‘Development Round’. See her speech on ‘Future Multilateral Trade Negotiations: A ‘Development Round'?’ delivered at UNCTAD, Geneva on 2 Mar 1999, DFID, London.
2. 25 ILM (1986), 1623.
3. GATT Art XVIII is an example.
4. Art 15 (2) of the WTO Agreement on Agriculture.
5. ACP Press Release: ACP Group's position ahead of the WTO Conference issued on 7 Nov 2001 (ACP/61/132/01).
6. See for text of the ACP Declaration on the Fourth Ministerial Conference adopted in Brussels, 5–6 Nov 2001; WT/L/430.
7. ACP Declaration on the Fourth Ministerial Conference adopted in Brussels.
8. ACP Declaration on the Fourth Ministerial Conference adopted in Brussels, para 6.
9. The Economist, Special Report ‘Playing Games with Prosperity’, 28 July 2001, 26.
10. Para 13 of the Doha Declaration, Special Report ‘Playing Games with Prosperity’.
11. International Convention for the Settlement of Investment Disputes, 1965: 4 ILM 532 (1965).
12. See a WTO briefing paper, ‘Trade and Investment: Negotiate, or Continue to Study?’, .
13. ‘Trade and Investment: Negotiate, or Continue to Study?’.
14. Tuna Dolphin I: 30 ILM 1594 (1991)
15. Tuna Dolphin II: 33 ILM 839 (1994).
16. WT/DS184/AB/R, Report of the Appellate Body of 24 July 2001.
17. The Economist, ‘World Trade beyond Doha’, 17 Nov 2001, 13.
18. Indeed, the EU has already indicated that it wishes to negotiate a new free trade pact with the seventy-six ACP countries under which the EU countries will seek dismantling barriers in the ACP countries that prevent European goods and services from entering their markets. ‘EU urges pacts with ACP States’, Financial Times, 10 Apr 2002, 11.
19. ‘Trade war looms as US puts tariff on steel imports’, The Financial Times (London), 6 Mar 2002, 1.
20. WT/DS184/AB/R, Report of the Appellate Body of 24 July 2001.
21. The Economist, Special Report: World Trade, ‘Playing Games with Prosperity’, 28 July 2001, 28.