'Right to counsel' in WTO dispute settlement proceedings. A 1998 resolution of the American Bar Association

A relative newcomer to 'tradespeak' has been the term describing an alleged US desire for world trade under a 'rules-based system'. The US, the proponent of the new 'rulebased system', has been the principal opponent of the right of other governments to be represented b...

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Published in:Journal of international economic law 1999-03, Vol.2 (1), p.159-162
Main Author: Ehrenhaft, Peter D
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Disputes
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Government
International law
International trade
Litigation
Meetings
Organizations
Public officials
Trade policy
Trade preferences
Trade relations
World Trade Organization
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