Abdul Ghafur Hamld Khin Maung (1 results)

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The law of the World Trade Organisation an analysis from International Law perspective/Abdul Ghafur Hamid and Khin Maung Sein. 2. Future directions in conservation of biological diversity an interdisciplinary approach/Abdul Haseeb Ansari. 3. Forum shopping for internet defamation Gutnick and the after/Mohd. Altaf Hussain Ahangar. 4. Reservations to Cedaw and the implementation of Islamic Family Law issues and challenges/Abdul Ghafur Hamid and Khin Maung Sein. 5. Trends in shipowners liability for marine environmental impairment/Abdul Haseeb Ansari. 6. War crimes with impunity the case of Abu Ghraib Prisoners/Mohammad Naqib Ishan Jan. 7. Central Bank Independence Is the European Central Bank a model for China/Susanne Muck. 8. Status of International Human Rights Law within the domestic jurisdiction the context of Bangladesh/Mohammad Monirul Azam and Mostafa Mahmud Naser. 9. The Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) and its significance for war against terrorism/Alfitri. Bibliography. Index. Since the World Trade Organisation is a rule based international organization and members are primarily sovereign states the law of the WTO is a specific type of international law. Despite its prominence the WTO is poorly understood. Most of the people who have profound interest in the WTO are not lawyers. They are mainly economists political scientists and members of the public. For them it is difficult to understand how the WTO an organisation overseeing international trade is subject to Public International Law and how the law of the WTO can have effect on them who are subject to the national laws of a particular sovereign state. The present paper is an attempt to answer these questions. It sees the WTO from international law perspective. As the WTO agreements are treaties the law of the WTO is nothing but international law. The paper analyses briefly the functioning of the WTO Agreements the WTO dispute settlement mechanism the sources of the WTO law and how the WTO law is applied in the domestic sphere of Member States. The papers concludes with suggestions for improvement. 304 pp.