World trade disputes settlement and the exhaustion of local remedies rule

Article Abstract:

The exhaustion of local remedies rule in World Trade Organization's dispute settlement system is a generally accepted principle in international law. The absence of precedence regarding the treatment of goods does not preclude the inapplicability of said rule, since the concept of local remedies is traditionally used in the treatment of private parties. However, claims by member states should be treated as diplomatic, unless it is otherwise provided.

Analysis, Exhaustion of local remedies (International law)

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Preliminary objections to panel requests and terms of reference

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the provisions of Article 6.2 of the World Trade Organization's Understanding on Rules and Procedures Governing the Settlement of Disputes. The initiation and management of disputes is discussed.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Intnl Economic Policy, International economic relations

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New round and trade felicitation: proposing a tentative draft agreement on trade facilitation measures

Article Abstract:

A tentative draft agreement on trade facilitation measures for the World Trade Organisation is proposed.

Azerbaijan, Nontariff trade barriers

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