Alexander & Andenas: The World Trade Organization and Trade in Services

Kern Alexander (Univ. of Cambridge - Business) & Mads Andenas (Univ. of Oslo - Norwegian Centre for Human Rights) have published The World Trade Organization and Trade in Services (Martinus Nijhoff Publishers 2008). Contents include:

• Kern Alexander & Mads Andenas, Introduction
• Rafael Leal-Arcas, The GATS in the Doha Round: A European Perspective
• Deepali Fernandes, Twins, Siblings or Friends: The Conceptual Case of Goods and Services, Where Do We Stand and Where Could We Be Headed to?
• Mads Andenas & Stefan Zleptnig, Proportionality and Balancing in WTO Law: A Comparative Perspective
• Federico Ortino, The Principle of Non-Discrimination and its Exceptions in GATS: Selected Legal Issues
• Jan Wouters & Dominic Coppens, GATS and Domestic Regulation: Balancing the Right to Regulate and Trade Liberalization
• Mina Mashayekhi & Elisabeth Tuerk, GATS Negotiations on Domestic Regulation: A Developing Country Perspective
• Marco Bronckers & Pierre Larouche, A Review of the WTO Regime for Telecommunications Services
• Stefan Zleptnig, The GATS and Internet-Based Services: Between Market Access and Domestic Regulation
• Christine Kaufmann & Rolf H. Weber, Reconciling Liberalized Trade in Financial Services and Domestic Regulation
• Brendan McGivern, Dispute Settlement Under the GATS: The Gambling and Telecoms Cases
• Lode van den Hende, GATS Article XVI and National Regulatory Sovereignty: What Lessons to Draw from US-Gambling?
• Klint W. Alexander, Rethinking Retaliation in the WTO Dispute Settlement System: Leveling the Playing Field for Developing Countries in Asymmetic Disputes
• Abd El-Rehim Mohamed Al-Kashif, GATS’s Non-Violation Complaint: its Elements and Scope Comparing to GATT 1996
• Kern Alexander, The GATS and Financial Services: Liberalisation and Regulation in Global Financial Markets
• Wei Wang, The Prudential Carve-out
• John Cooke, Alternative Approaches to Financial Services Liberalisation: The Role of Regional Trade Agreements
• Apostolos Gkoutzinis, How Far is Basel from Geneva? International Regulatory Convergence and the Elimination of Barriers to International Financial Integration
• Wei Wang, The GATS and the Legal Framework of the Chinese Banking Sector
• Alastair Evans, International Trade in Financial Services and the GATS
• David F. Snyder, Insurance Services and Recent Trade Negotiations
• Model Schedule of WTO Commitments for Investment Banking, Trading, and Asset Management: Explanatory Memorandum
• Michael Moosberger, The GATS and Higher Education: Challenging the Nation State’s Notion of the University
• Rolf H. Weber, Cultural Diversity and International Trade - Taking Stock and Looking Ahead
• Toshiyuki Kono, The UNESCO Convention for the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions