The WTO as an International Organization Book

Foreword The Honorable K. Kesavapany Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Chronology Introduction Anne O. Krueger
I. The WTO's Institutional Capacity
1. The Capacity of the WTO to Fulfill Its Mandate Richard Blackhurst
2. The WTO in Relation to the Fund and the Bank: Competencies, Agendas, and Linkages David Vines Comment: The Linkages of the World Bank with the GATT/WTO - Julio J. Nogués
3. International Agencies and Cross-Border Liberalization: The WTO in Context David Henderson Comment: Douglas Irwin
4. International Institutions and Domestic Policies: GATT, WTO, and the Liberalization of International Trade Judith Goldstein Comment: Jean Baneth
5. Designing and Implementing Effective Dispute Settlement Procedures: WTO Dispute Settlement, Appraisal and Prospects John H. Jackson
6. The Untied States, the ITO, and the WTO: Exit Options, Agent Slack, and Presidential Leadership
II. Substantive Issues and Challenges
7. Domestic Policy Objectives and the Multilateral Trade Order: Lessons from the Past Frieder Roessler
8. Environmental and Labor Standards: What Role for the WTO?
Kym Anderson
9. Greater Coherence in Global Economic Policymaking: A WTO Perspective Gary P. Sampson Comment: Jean Baneth
10. Reaching Effective Agreements Covering Services Richard H. Snape Comment: Robert E. Baldwin
11. Imposing Multilateral Discipline on Administered Protection Robert E. Baldwin
12. Regionalism and the WTO: Is Nondiscrimination Passé?
T.N. Srinivasan
III. Issues of Concern to Particular Country Groupings
13. The Role of the WTO for Economies in Transition Jaroslaw Pietras Comment: Constantine Michalopoulos
14. What Can the WTO Do for Developing Countries?
J. Michael Finger and L. Alan Winters Comment: Alan Hirsch
IV. Conclusions
15. An Agenda for the WTO Anne O. Krueger Conference Participants Name Index Subject Index