1. Kabera Charles
Challenges Facing
Developing Countries in
Dispute Settlement Under
WTO
The purpose of this book is to identify challenges facing developing
countries with regard to dispute settlement mechanisms and propose
recommendations on how these challenges can be addressed. This book is
important especially at this moment where more than two thirds of WTO
Members are developing countries. It is important for negotiators and
policy makers from developing countries to understand the challenges they
are facing and accordingly suggest feasible improvements pertaining to the
WTO dispute settlement system. With such an understanding, the
participation of developing countries is likely to increase in the dispute
settlement process. This work is also relevant to all developing countries
WTO member states that have not utilized the dispute settlement
mechanism to enforce their rights and legitimate expectations. The
research will offer member states an opportunity to examine the structure
of the DSU and possible reasons behind the lack of participation. The study
is of particular interest because the future of developing countries
international trade lies in her capacity to negotiate with her WTO
counterparts.
Kabera Charles(LLM) has more than 20 years of
experience in Auditing, Taxation, Customs
Administration, Policy formulation, Project
Management. He has a Masters Degree in
International Economic and Business Law. He has a
Diploma in Business Studies. He is the author of 'Legal
and Administrative Mechanisms Used to Control Tax
Offences.
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