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Primary source documents concerning:
- The history or interpretation of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT).
- Issues relating to the World Trade Organization (WTO) or its agreements.
- Special topics affecting the GATT - WTO legal regime, such as agriculture, development, and the Doha Round.
Primary source documents concerning:
- Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) to which the United States is a party.
- FTAs or Customs Unions (CUs) involving Islamic countries, particularly in the Arab Muslim World.
Primary source documents concerning:
- Legislative history, particularly Statements of Administrative Action, concerning certain trade agreements to which the United States is a party.
- National security and United States Trade Law.
- Social justice and United States Trade Law.
Book Updates
Secondary source documents concerning books on International Trade Law, specifically:
- Raj Bhala, International Trade Law: Interdisciplinary Theory and Practice (LexisNexis, 3rd ed., 2008).
- Raj Bhala, Dictionary of International Trade Law (LexisNexis, 2008).
- Raj Bhala, Modern GATT Law (Sweet and Maxwell, 2005).
- Raj Bhala, Trade, Development, and Social Justice (Carolina Academic Press, 2003).
Secondary source documents in the form of scholarly articles on issues concerning International Trade Law.
Commentary
Secondary source documents in the form of Commentary about legal and policy issues in International Trade Law.
The volume of primary and secondary source documents in International Trade Law is vast and growing exponentially. Thus, this web site does not, and cannot, have all materials potentially relevant to every issue a legal scholar, practitioner, or student may face. Rather, the web site focuses on the 6 aforementioned categories and specific areas in each category.
To assist scholars, practitioners, and students, the web site contains links to other internet sources, at which further information may be found. Additionally, the web site seeks to be of service by posting materials that may be hard to find (e.g., because they are in hard copy in only a few libraries), or that may be difficult to obtain in a format that is easy to use (e.g., because they are split into multiple electronic files).
All of the materials on this web site are available for free. They may be downloaded, used, and distributed for free. We ask only that credit be given to this web site as a place on which the materials are posted.
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