Agenda
Participants
list
Case
studies
Egypt's
Challenges and Future Options for Participating in the WTO Dispute
Settlement System, working drafts by Magda Shahin, forthcoming
publication in 2007.
International
Trade Dispute Resolution: Case Study on the Possibility of Kenya
Utilizing the WTO Dispute Settlement System, working draft
by Ouma Ochieng and David S. Majanja, forthcoming publication
in 2007.
International
Trade Dispute Resolution: Lessons From South Africa, by Gustav
Brink
Speaker
notes
WTO
Rights & Obligations: Africa’s Strategic Application
of the Golden Rule, by Daniel Crosby, White & Case, Geneva
Africa’s
Participation in Context: Overview, trends and impacts, by
Henry Kibet Mutai, Department of Commercial Law, Moi University
South
Africa's International Dispute Settlement Experience: Structures
and Procedures Employed, by Gustav Brink, Brindis Remedies
t/a Trade Remedies Unlimited; Associate
African
Countries and the WTO Negotiations on the Dispute Settlement Understanding,
by Edwini Kessie, WTO, and Kofi Addo, UNDP
Involvement
of the Private Sector in the WTO Dispute Settlement Process: Participation
of the Swaziland Sugar Industry in the EC Sugar Subsidies Case,
by Michael S. Matsebula, Chief Executive Officer, Swaziland Sugar
Association
Navigating
the Dispute Settlement Understanding (DSU): How Benin took on
the challenges in cotton?, by Arsene Omichessan, Permanent
Mission of Benin to the WTO, Geneva
DSM
4 EU-ACP EPAS, by Lambert Botha, International Trade Advisor,
South African Agricultural Processors Association
Which
way forward for developing countries in trade dispute settlement,
by Julius P. Moto, Eastern Africa Farmers Federation
Background
materials
Brazil's
Response to the Judicialized WTO Regime:Strengthening the State
through Diffusing Expertise, working draft by Gregory Shaffer,
Michelle Ratton Sanchez and Barbara Rosenberg, forthcoming publication
in 2007.
