Interpretation of "interconnection" by the WTO Mexico - Telecommunications Panel: a critique

Article Abstract:

A discussion on the first General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) panel report, "Mexico Telecommunications" Case (DS204), with special reference to its interpretation of the meaning of the word "interconnection" in the Telecommunications Reference Paper, is presented.

Mexico, International trade, International trade regulation, International Telecommunication Union

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GSP tariffs and conditionality: a comment on EC - Preferences

Article Abstract:

A discussion on the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) tariffs focuses on the Appellate Body's decision in "EC-Preferences" and its implications for conditionality especially as they relate to conditions that link trade advantages to the protection of workers' rights.

United States, Employee rights, United States. Generalized System of Preferences

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The UNESCO convention on cultural diversity and WTO law: a case study in fragmentation of international law

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The possibility of reconciling the UNESCO Convention on Cultural Diversity with World Trade Organization (WTO) agreements, through the use of existing techniques on the fragmentation of international law, is discussed.

International Affairs, Treaties & Intnl Law, Interpretation and construction, Conferences, meetings and seminars, International aspects, International agencies, International organizations, International law, UNESCO, Multiculturalism

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