Transatlantic Economic Disputes The EU, the US, and the WTO

1 - Prevention and Settlement of Transatlantic Economic Disputes: Legal Strategies for EU/US Leadership
2 - The political Economy of Transatlantic Trade Disputes
3 - Manifestly Illegal Import Restriction and Non-Compliance with WTO Dispute Settlement Rulings: Lessons from the Bananas Dispute
4 - Safegueard, Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duty Disputes in the Transatlantic Partnership: How to Control 'Contingency Protection' More Effectively
5 - Industrial Subsidies: Tax Treatment of 'Foreign Sales Corporations'
6 - Production and Export Subsedies in Agriculture: Lessons from GATT and WTO Disputes Involving the US and the EC
7 - The Trade Disputes Concerning Health Policy Between
8 - US-EU Disputes Over Technical Barriers to Trade and the 'Hushkits' Dispute
11 - Lessons From the Dispute over the Massachusetts Act Regulating State Contracts with Companies Doing Business with Burma (Myanmar)
13 - Strengthening the International Environmental Regime: A Transatlantic Perspective
15 - North Atlantic Dispute Settlement for Air Transport
16 - Dispute Prevention and Dispute Settlement in the Field of Intellectual Property Rights and Electronic Commerce: US- Section 211 Omnibus Approriations Act 1998 ('Havana CLub')
18 - Transatlantic Trade Conflicts anf GATT/WTO Dispute Settlement
19 - Renegotiation in Transatlantic Trade Disputes
20 - 'Early Warning System' for ispute Prevention in the transatlantic Partnership: Experiences and Prospects
21 - Private Parties in EC-US Dispute Settlement at the WTO: Toward Intermediated Domestic Effect
22 - Strengthening the Sinews of Partnership: Resolving and Avoiding Transatlantic Economic Conflicts
23 - Preventing and Settling Transatlantic Disputes: The EU, the US and the WTO
24 - Policy Recommendations for Dispute Prevention and Dispute Settlement in Transatlantic Relations: Legal Perspectives
26 - Preventing and Settling Transatlantic Economic Disputes: Legal Policy and Recommendations from a Citizen Perspective
27 - Managing System Fricton: Regulatory Conflicts in Transatlantic Relations and the WTO

Mark A. Pollack is an Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, where he teaches classes in international relations and comparative European politics. He received his B.A. in political science from Rutgers University in 1988, and his Ph.D. from Harvard University in 1995, and he served for two years as Senior Research Fellow and Visiting Professor at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann is Professor of International and European Law at the European University Institute, Florence.