World Trade Organization and International Trade Law: Antidumping, Subsidies and Trade Agreements (World Scientific Studies in International Economics)

This unique volume presents published and hitherto unpublished works by leading international trade lawyer and academic, Gary Horlick. The value of his insights comes from his mix of government, professional and academic experience in trade proceedings in the WTO, in NAFTA, in Mercosur, and in over 20 countries. The unpublished material includes information not previoU.S.ly available on the origins and rationales of important areas of antidumping (such as zeroing), subsidies and countervailing duties (such as specificity), and new key areas of WTO Dispute Resolution (in particular, the role of science). This invaluable book will provide readers with information U.S.eful to practicing lawyers involved in antidumping, countervailing duty, and WTO cases; researchers interested in the origins and meaning of obscure aspects of international trade law, and students looking for explanations behind some of the texts.

Readership: Professionals, researchers and graduate students in the field of international economics, especially those interested in antidumping, countervailing duty, WTO cases and international trade law.