Janow, Donaldson, & Yanovich: The WTO: Governance, Dispute Settlement & Developing Countries

Merit E. Janow (Columbia Univ. - International and Public Affairs & Law; formerly, WTO Appellate Body), Victoria Donaldson (WTO Appellate Body Secretariat), & Alan Yanovich (WTO Appellate Body Secretariat) have published The WTO: Governance, Dispute Settlement & Developing Countries (Juris Publishing 2008). Contents include:

• Pascal Lamy, The WTO Doha Development Agenda: Working for a Fairer Global Trading System
• Susan Schwab, Doha: Our Generation’s Opportunity to Promote Economic Growth and Development
• Peter Mandelson, The Politics of the World Trade Organization in Its Second Decade
• Christine Lagarde, Managing the Future Challenges Facing the World Trade Organization: A European Perspective
• Peter Sutherland, Leadership and Vision: Some Lessons from the Uruguay Round
• Ernesto Zedillo, The World Trade Organization’s Biggest Problem at Ten: Surviving the Doha Round
• Clayton Yeutter, The Doha Round: Salvageable? Or a Lost Cause?
• Jagdish Bhagwat, The Uruguay Round: Its Lessons for Doha
• Albert Fishlow, The Doha Round: Has It Now Expired?
• Arvind Panagariya, Why the Prospects for a Doha Deal Are Not Bleak
• Opening Dinner Roundtable. A World Leaders Forum Event – The Uruguay Round and the Doha Development; Agenda: What Have We Achieved? – Lee C. Bollinger, Merit E. Janow, Carla Hills, Clayton Yeutter, Peter Sutherland, Jagdish Bhagwati
• Mari Elka Pangestu, The World Trade Organization and Developing Countries: An Indonesian Perspective
• Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, How Can the World Trade Organization and the Multilateral Trading System Support the Development Goals of Low income Countries?
• Joseph Stiglitz & Andrew Charlton, A Progressive Tariff Reduction Scheme
• Patrick Low, Developing Countries and the World Trade Organization: What Are the Issues?
• Sun Zhenyu, Decision-making in the World Trade Organization
• Stuart Harbinson, Great Expectations, Hard Times: Dickensian Decision-making at the World Trade Organization?
• Panel Discussion. Decision-making at the World Trade Organization: An Analysis of a Member-driven Organization – Merit E. Janow, Stuart Harbinson, Hyun-Chong Kim, Amina Mohamed, Mary Robinson, Sun Zhenyu
• Paul Blustein, Dangers to the Trading System: The Real, The Hyped, and The Possibly Serendipitous
• Seiichi Kondo, WTO Negotiations Under the Impact of Globalization: The Opportunity and Challenge of Multilateralism inthe Twenty-first Century
• Panel Discussion. Reflections on the World Trade Organization in the Context of Economic Globalization – Grant Aldonas, Martin Wolf, Seiichi Kondo, Paul Blustein, Keith Rockwell, John Jackson
• Julio Lacarte Muró, The First Years of the Appellate Body and the WTO Dispute Settlement System: A Historical Perspective
• Frieder Roessler, The Scope of WTO Law Enforced Through WTO Dispute Settlement Procedure
• Petros Mavroidis, Legal Eagles? The WTO Appellate Body’s First Ten Years
• Werner Zdouc, Features of the Appellate Body That Have Defined Its Performance
• Panel Discussion. Examining the Dispute Settlement System: How Has It Performed? – Yasuhei Taniguchi, John Jackson, Julio Lacarte Muró, Petros Mavroidis, George Bermann, Frieder Roessler, Werner Zdouc
• William Davey, Expediting the Panel Process in WTO Dispute Settlement
• Valerie Hughes, The Strengths, Weaknesses, and Future of WTO Appellate Review
• Mitsuo Matsushita, A Review of Major WTO Jurisprudence
• Andrew Stoler, Enhancing the Operation of the WTO Panel Process and Appellate Review: Lessons from Experience and a Focus on Transparency
• David Unterhalter, The Burden of Proof in WTO Dispute Settlement
• Yasuhei Taniguchi, Understanding the Concept of Prima Facie Proof in WTO Dispute Settlement
• Panel Discussion. Lessons from Experience: Operation of the Panel Process and Appellate Review – Luiz O. Baptista, William Davey, Valerie Hughes, Mitsuo Matsushita, Andrew Stoler, John Weekes
• Giorgio Sacerdoti, WTO Law and the "Fragmentation" of International Law: Specificity, Integration, Conflicts
• José Alvarez, The Factors Driving and Constraining the Incorporation of International Law in WTO Adjudication
• Robert Howse, The Use and Abuse of International Law in WTO Trade/Environment Litigation
• Patricia Wald, An Outsider’s Look at the WTO Appellate Body
• Pieter-Jan Kuijper, Does the World Trade Organization Prohibit Retorsions and Reprisals? Legitimate “Contracting Out” or “Clinical Isolation” Again?
• Panel Discussion. WTO Case Law in an International Law Context – Georges Abi-Saab, José Alvarez, Florentino Feliciano, Martti Koskenniemi, Pieter-Jan Kuijper, Patricia Wald
• Kyle Bagwell, Remedies in the World Trade Organization: An Economic Perspective
• Gary Horlick & Judith Coleman, A Comment on Compliance with WTO Dispute Settlement Decisions
• Bruce Wilson, Compliance by WTO Members with Adverse WTO Dispute Settlement Rulings
• Alan Wolff, Remedy in WTO Dispute Settlement
• Panel Discussion. Considering Remedies – Kyle Bagwell, Gary Horlick, Robert Lawrence, Bruce Wilson, Alan Wolff
• David Palmeter, The WTO Dispute Settlement System in the Next Ten Years
• Steve Charnovitz, Mapping the Law of WTO Accession
• Panel Discussion. The Dispute Settlement System in the Next Ten Years – Julio Lacarte Muró, Jane Bradley, Steve Charnovitz, Robert Howse, David Palmeter
• Sharyn O’Halloran, US Implementation of WTO Decisions
• Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann, Multi-level Judicial Trade Governance without Justice? On the Role of Domestic Courts in the WTO Legal and Dispute Settlement System
• Robin Hansen & Donald McRae, Reconciling the International and the Domestic: The Reasonable Period of Time under Article 21.3 of the DSU
• Panel Discussion. Implementation of WTO Rulings: The Role of Courts and Legislatures in the United States and Other Jurisdictions – Giorgio Sacerdoti, Thomas Aquilino, Jr, George Bermann, Donald McRae, Sharyn O’Halloran, Ernst-Ulrich Jetersmann