Background -- An Interpretative History of the Uruguay Round Negotiation -- The Politics of Trade Policy Development—The New Complexity -- The Democratic Roots of the World Trade Organization -- The Legal Framework of the World Trade Organization -- Institutional Framework -- GATT 1994 -- The Agreement on Agriculture -- The Agreement on the Application of Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures -- The Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade -- The Agreement on Textiles and Clothing -- The Agreement on Trade-Related Investment Measures -- The Anti-Dumping Agreement -- The Agreement on Customs Valuation -- The Agreement on Preshipment Inspection -- The Agreement on Import Licensing Procedures -- The Agreement on Rules of Origin -- The Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures -- Injury Determinations in Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Investigations -- The Agreement on Safeguards -- The General Agreement on Trade in Services -- Financial Services -- Telecommunications Services -- The Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights -- The Agreement on Government Procurement -- The Agreement on Trade in Civil Aircraft and other Issues Relating to Civil Aircraft in the GATT/WTO System -- Consultations -- The Panel Process -- The Appellate Body: Institutional and Procedural Aspects -- Implementation and Enforcement of Dispute Settlement Decisions -- A Re-Appraisal of Non-Violation Complaints Under the WTO Dispute Settlement Procedures -- Some Thoughts on the Appellate Body -- The Application of Non-WTO Rules of International Law in WTO Dispute Settlement -- The Intervention of Private Entities and States as “Friends of the Court” in WTO Dispute Settlement Proceedings -- The WTO Agreement in European Community Law: Status, Effect and Enforcement -- Special and Differential Treatment of Developing Countries -- The National Security Provision—GATT Article XXI -- Tariff Classification -- Economic, Political, and Regional Issues -- Economic Principles of International Trade -- Computational Analysis of Multilateral Trade Liberalization in the Uruguay Round and Doha Development Round -- Safeguards -- Anti-Dumping and Competition Law -- Subsidies and Countervailing Measures -- Agriculture -- Environmental Issues -- Labor Standards -- Services: The Case of Postal Versus Express Delivery Services -- Regulating Regional Trade Agreements—A Legal Analysis -- The Economies in Transition, The WTO and Regionalism -- Rules of Origin and Rules of Preference and the World Trade Organization: the Challenge to Global Trade Liberalization -- Services in Regional Trading Arrangements -- Rules for Foreign Direct Investment at the WTO: Building on Regional Trade Agreements -- Regional Trading Arrangements and Developing Countries -- LDCs in the Multilateral Trading System -- Textiles and Developing Countries -- The Trips Agreement and Developing Countries -- Trade-Related Technical Cooperation and Capacity Building -- Trade and Electronic Commerce -- Trade and Competition Policy -- Trade and the Environment -- Trade and Labor I -- Trade and Labor II -- Trade and Human Rights I -- Trade and Human Rights II -- Trade and Gender -- Trade and Culture -- Country Reports -- Argentina -- Canada -- China -- Colombia -- Egypt -- The European Union -- Indonesia -- Japan -- Korea -- Mexico -- Mongolia -- New Zealand -- Russia -- Singapore -- South Africa -- The United States -- Concluding Thoughts—The Way Forward -- Pursuing Global Free Trade: a Small Open Economy Perspective -- Global Integration: Currents and Counter-Currents.