Part I. Introduction and Setting the Stage: 1. Introduction Manfred Elsig, Bernard Hoekman and Joost Pauwelyn; 2. Thinking about the performance of the World Trade Organization: a discussion across disciplines Manfred Elsig, Bernard Hoekman and Joost Pauwelyn; Part II. New Insight from the Early Times: 3. The GATT's starting point: tariff levels circa 1947 Chad P. Bown and Douglas A. Irwin; 4. Negotiating in the early GATT: norms, rules and the US tariff schedule Judith Goldstein and Robert Gulotty; Part III. General Trends and Patterns in WTO Dispute Settlement: 5. Dispute settlement in the WTO: from a deliberately designed to a spontaneously grown order Frieder Rössler; 6. About the melting of icebergs: political and economic determinants of dispute initiation and resolution in the WTO Dirk de Bièvre, Arlo Poletti and Aydin Yildirim; 7. The WTO dispute settlement system: consolidating success and confronting new challenges Giorgio Sacerdoti; 8. Does trade comply? The economic effect(iveness) of the WTO dispute settlement process Soo Yeon Kim and Tobias Hofmann; Part IV. Zooming in on Specific Debates: 9. Twenty years of third party participation at the WTO: what have we learned? Krzysztof J. Pelc; 10. Mind the gap: navigating between the WTO agreement and its accession protocols Julia Qin; 11. The age of innocence - the evolution of the case-law of the WTO dispute settlement: subsidies as a case-study Luca Rubini; 12. The presence of the World Trade Organization within preferential trade agreements Todd Allee and Manfred Elsig; 13. The WTO and regional trading agreements: is it all over for multilateralism? L. Alan Winters; 14. Performance and international organisations' borders: the case of the World Trade Organization Cèdric Dupont and Manfred Elsig; 15. The GATT/WTO system and national trade policies: which comes first? Joseph Michael Finger.
Part I. Introduction and Setting the Stage: 1. Introduction Manfred Elsig, Bernard Hoekman and Joost Pauwelyn; 2. Thinking about the performance of the World Trade Organization: a discussion across disciplines Manfred Elsig, Bernard Hoekman and Joost Pauwelyn; Part II. New Insight from the Early Times: 3. The GATT's starting point: tariff levels circa 1947 Chad P. Bown and Douglas A. Irwin; 4. Negotiating in the early GATT: norms, rules and the US tariff schedule Judith Goldstein and Robert Gulotty; Part III. General Trends and Patterns in WTO Dispute Settlement: 5. Dispute settlement in the WTO: from a deliberately designed to a spontaneously grown order Frieder Rössler; 6. About the melting of icebergs: political and economic determinants of dispute initiation and resolution in the WTO Dirk de Bièvre, Arlo Poletti and Aydin Yildirim; 7. The WTO dispute settlement system: consolidating success and confronting new challenges Giorgio Sacerdoti; 8. Does trade comply? The economic effect(iveness) of the WTO dispute settlement process Soo Yeon Kim and Tobias Hofmann; Part IV. Zooming in on Specific Debates: 9. Twenty years of third party participation at the WTO: what have we learned? Krzysztof J. Pelc; 10. Mind the gap: navigating between the WTO agreement and its accession protocols Julia Qin; 11. The age of innocence - the evolution of the case-law of the WTO dispute settlement: subsidies as a case-study Luca Rubini; 12. The presence of the World Trade Organization within preferential trade agreements Todd Allee and Manfred Elsig; 13. The WTO and regional trading agreements: is it all over for multilateralism? L. Alan Winters; 14. Performance and international organisations' borders: the case of the World Trade Organization Cèdric Dupont and Manfred Elsig; 15. The GATT/WTO system and national trade policies: which comes first? Joseph Michael Finger.
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