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Normative conditions to make WTO law more responsive to the needs of developing countries - Normative Bedingungen der stärkeren Ausrichtung des WTO-Rechts auf die Bedürfnisse von Entwicklungsländern

Normative conditions to make WTO law more responsive to the needs of developing countries - Normative Bedingungen der stärkeren Ausrichtung des WTO-Rechts auf die Bedürfnisse von Entwicklungsländern

of: Philipp Scheuermann

Herbert Utz Verlag , 2010

ISBN: 9783831609758 , 333 Pages

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Normative conditions to make WTO law more responsive to the needs of developing countries - Normative Bedingungen der stärkeren Ausrichtung des WTO-Rechts auf die Bedürfnisse von Entwicklungsländern


 

Vorwort

6

Contents – Overview

8

Table of Contents

10

Abbreviations

24

Chapter 1: Introduction

26

Chapter 2: Trade and development

30

A. DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH

30

I. Development as a multidimensional concept

30

II. Classifications of developing countries and the worldwide amount of poverty

33

III. Growth in developing economies

35

IV. Sectoral development

40

B. OPENNESS

43

I. Openness as growth driver

44

II. The debate on openness and growth

48

III. Trade policy for developing countries

60

C. TRADE

66

D. MARKET

69

I. Tariffs

70

II. Support programs

72

III. Standards

73

E. SUMMARY

74

Chapter 3: The evolution of special and differential treatment

78

A. SPECIAL AND DIFFERENTIAL TREATMENT UNDER THE GATT

78

I. The first phase of special and differential treatment: development as a domestic matter

78

II. The second phase of special and differential treatment: nonreciprocity between developed and developing countries

80

B. SPECIAL AND DIFFERENTIAL TREATMENT IN THE WTO

85

I. The third phase of special and differential treatment: reciprocity in the Uruguay Round

85

II. The fourth phase of special and differential treatment: the search for a new relationship between developed and developing countries in the Doha Round

94

C. CONCLUDING

104

Chapter 4: Trade in goods

108

A. THE GENERAL AGREEMENT ON TARIFFS AND TRADE (GATT)

108

I. Art. XVIII GATT: flexibility for developing countries

108

II. Part IV of the GATT: safeguarding the interests and increasing the trade opportunities of developing countries:

119

III. The Enabling Clause: preferential market access for developing countries

123

B. THE AGREEMENT ON AGRICULTURE (AOA)

156

I. General rights and obligations

157

II. Special and differential treatment

159

III. Doha Round

161

C. THE AGREEMENT ON SANITARY AND PHYTOSANITARY MEASURES (SPS)

163

I. General rights and obligations

163

II. Special and differential treatment

164

D. THE AGREEMENT ON TECHNICAL BARRIERS TO TRADE (TBT)

169

I. General rights and obligations

169

II. Special and differential treatment

170

E. THE AGREEMENT ON IMPLEMENTATION OF ARTICLE VII OF THE GATT (AGREEMENT ON CUSTOMS VALUATION, CVA)

173

F. THE AGREEMENT ON IMPORT-LICENSING PROCEDURES (ILP)

175

G. THE AGREEMENT ON SUBSIDIES AND COUNTERVAILING MEASURES (SCM)

175

I. General rights and obligations

176

II. Special and differential treatment

177

H. THE AGREEMENT ON IMPLEMENTATION OF ARTICLE VI OF THE GATT (ANTI-DUMPING AGREEMENT, ADA)

180

I. General obligations

180

II. Special and differential treatment

181

I. THE AGREEMENT ON SAFEGUARDS (SA)

182

I. General obligations

183

II. Special and differential treatment

183

J. THE AGREEMENT ON TRADE-RELATED INVESTMENT MEASURES (TRIMS)

184

I. General obligations

184

II. Special and differential treatment

184

Chapter 5: Trade in services

186

A. OBLIGATIONS UNDER GATS

186

I. General obligations and disciplines

187

II. Specific commitments

188

III. The annexes and protocols to the agreement

189

B. SPECIAL AND DIFFERENTIAL TREATMENT

189

Chapter 6: Protection of intellectual property

194

A. OBLIGATIONS UNDER TRIPS

194

I. General obligations and principles

194

II. Specific obligations regarding the availability of IPRs

196

B. SPECIAL AND DIFFERENTIAL TREATMENT

198

Chapter 8: Reforming special and differential treatment

208

A. PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS

208

I. Addressing differences among developing countries

208

II. Specifying developing country concerns

210

III. Limitations

212

IV. Next steps

215

B. MARKET ACCESS

216

I. Trade in goods

216

II. Trade in services

225

C. WTO RULES: IMPACT ON DOMESTIC REGULATION

228

I. Current reform proposals

229

II. Standards liberalization

241

III. Protection against imports, promotion of exports, and domestic support

246

IV. Contingency measures

258

V. Intellectual property

264

D. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF EFFECTIVE AID FOR TRADE

272

Chapter 9: Conclusion

276

Chapter 10: Deutsche Zusammenfassung

280

A. EINLEITUNG

280

B. HANDEL UND ENTWICKLUNG

280

C. DIE VORZUGSBEHANDLUNG DER ENTWICKLUNGSLÄNDER IM GATT/WTO-SYSTEM

282

D. DIE SONDER- UND VORZUGSBEHANDLUNG DER ENTWICKLUNGSLÄNDER IN EINZELNEN WTO-ABKOMMEN

285

I. Warenhandel

285

II. Dienstleistungshandel

289

III. Handelsbezogene Aspekte der Rechte des geistigen Eigentums

290

IV. Streitbeilegung

291

E. REFORM DER VORZUGSBEHANDLUNG DER ENTWICKLUNGSLÄNDER

291

I. Differenzierung und Graduation

291

II. Marktzugang unter WTO-Abkommen

293

III. Harmonisierung und nationale Regulierung unter WTOAbkommen

295

F. SCHLUSSGEDANKEN

303