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  1. Regulatory sovereignty in WTO law: a case study of plain packaging under TBT Article 2.2
  2. Multilateral Rules on Trade in Goods
  3. The Intersection of Treaties on Tax and Trade: A Case Study of Australia and India
  4. Right to Health
  5. Article 24 of the VCLT: Entry into force
  6. Inward Foreign Investment Screening in Australia: Development and Implications
  7. Inward foreign investment screening targets China: interdisciplinary perspectives*
  8. Incoming: How International Investment Law Constrains Foreign Investment Screening
  9. The Trans-Pacific Partnership as a Development of the Australia–United States Free Trade Agreement: Services Liberalisation and Investment Protection
  10. Is Australia's Foreign Investment Screening Policy Consistent with International Investment Law?
  11. National Treasures at the Intersection between Cultural Heritage and International Trade Law
  12. How Trade-Restrictive Is Standardized Packaging? Economic and Legal Implications of the WTO Panel Reports in Australia–Tobacco Plain Packaging
  13. The Evolution of National Security at the Interface Between Domestic and International Investment Law and Policy: The Role of China
  14. Russia—Measures Concerning Traffic in Transit
  15. Good Faith in International Investment Arbitration
  16. Third Strike: The WTO Panel Reports Upholding Australia’s Tobacco Plain Packaging Scheme
  17. The Security Exception In WTO Law: Entering a New Era
  18. Australia’s Huawei Ban Raises Difficult Questions for the WTO
  19. How Trade-Restrictive Is Standardised Packaging? Economic and Legal Implications of the WTO Panel Reports in Australia – Tobacco Plain Packaging
  20. Old Agreements Must Be Terminated to Bring Life to Investment
  21. Regulating Cross-Border Data Flows in a Post-WTO World (Presentation Slides)
  22. Russia - Measures Concerning Traffic in Transit
  23. Taxing Tech: Risks of an Australian Digital Services Tax under International Economic Law
  24. Law and Non-Communicable Diseases: International and Domestic Regulation of Food and Alcohol Special Issue - Editorial
  25. Sustainable Healthy Food Choices: Dietary Guidelines and International Economic Law
  26. Remarks by Tania Voon
  27. Introduction
  28. Consolidating International Investment Law: The Mega-Regionals as a Pathway towards Multilateral Rules
  29. Philip Morris v. Uruguay: Implications for Public Health
  30. Regulatory Autonomy in International Economic Law
  31. Ending International Investment Agreements: Russia's Withdrawal from Participation in the Energy Charter Treaty
  32. Importing WTO General Exceptions into International Investment Agreements: Proportionality, Myths and Risks
  33. Denunciation, Termination and Survival: The Interplay of Treaty Law and International Investment Law
  34. Professor John H. Jackson: The WTO and Public International Law
  35. EC–Seal Products: The Tension between Public Morals and International Trade Agreements
  36. Good Governance Obligations in International Economic Law: A Comparative Analysis of Trade and Investment
  37. The Trans-Pacific Partnership
  38. Foreword: The Continuing Relevance of the Trans-Pacific Partnership
  39. Evidentiary Challenges for Public Health Regulation in International Trade and Investment Law
  40. Good Faith and International Economic Law
  41. Conclusion: Good Faith and International Economic Law
  42. Good Faith in Parallel Trade and Investment Disputes
  43. Trade-restrictiveness
  44. Good Governance Obligations in International Economic Law: A Comparative Analysis of Trade and Investment
  45. Military Justice
  46. Public Health and the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement
  47. Regulating Tobacco, Alcohol and Unhealthy Foods
  48. Parting Ways: The Impact of Mutual Termination of Investment Treaties on Investor Rights
  49. The Global Tobacco Epidemic and the Law
  50. Culture, Human Rights, and the WTO
  51. Legal Responses to Corporate Manoeuvring in International Investment Arbitration
  52. Flexibilities in WTO Law to Support Tobacco Control Regulation
  53. Discrimination in International Mobile Roaming Regulation: Implications of WTO Law
  54. Trade Liberalisation and International Co-operation
  55. Al-Jedda v. United Kingdom
  56. United States—Measures Affecting the Production and Sale of Clove Cigarettes
  57. World Trade Organization: Appellate Body Report, United States–Measures Affecting the Production and Sale of Clove Cigarettes
  58. Public Health and Plain Packaging of Cigarettes
  59. Implications of the World Trade Organization in combating non-communicable diseases
  60. Time to Quit? Assessing International Investment Claims against Plain Tobacco Packaging in Australia
  61. The NBN and the WTO
  62. Implications of International Investment Law for Tobacco Flavouring Regulation
  63. Education in the Field: A Case Study of Experiential Learning in International Law
  64. ELIMINATING TRADE REMEDIES FROM THE WTO: LESSONS FROM REGIONAL TRADE AGREEMENTS
  65. Open for Business? China's Telecommunications Service Market and the WTO
  66. WTO Appellate Body Report: China – Measures Affecting Trading Rights and Distribution Services for Certain Publications and Audiovisual Entertainment Products
  67. China—Measures Affecting Trading Rights and Distribution Services for Certain Publications and Audiovisual Entertainment Products. WT/DS363/R
  68. Operationalizing Special and Differential Treatment in the World Trade Organization: Game Over?
  69. Patents and Public Health in the WTO, FTAs and Beyond: Tension and Conflict in International Law
  70. TRIPS
  71. 7 Conclusions
  72. The WTO Anti-Dumping Agreement: A Commentary by Vermulst Edwin [OUP, Oxford, 2005, xxvi + 334 pp, ISBN 0-19-927707-9 (h/bk), £85.]
  73. Cultural products and the World Trade Organization
  74. Achieving a Common Market for Telecommunications Services in Australia and New Zealand
  75. Introduction
  76. Completing the Analysis in WTO Appeals: The Practice and its Limitations
  77. UNESCO and the WTO: a Clash of Cultures?
  78. State Support for Audiovisual Products in the World Trade Organization: Protectionism or Cultural Policy?
  79. The Facts Aside: The Limitation of World Trade Organization Appeals to Issues of Law
  80. To Uphold, Modify or Reverse?
  81. The Political Economy of International Trade Law: Essays in Honor of Robert E. Hudec. Edited by Daniel L. M. Kennedy and James D. Southwick. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2002. xiii, 666, (Bibliography) 5 and (Index) 24 pp. Hardback 80.00 net....
  82. Tariff Negotiations and Renegotiations under the GATT and the WTO: Procedures and Practices. By ANWARUL HODA. [Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2001, 137, (Appendices) 136 and (Index) 36 pp. Hardback £45.00 net. ISBN 0–521–80449–3.]
  83. Defence of the Indefensible? Reassessing the Constitutional Validity of Military Service Tribunals in Australia
  84. Defence of the Indefensible? Reassessing the Constitutional Validity of Military Service Tribunals in Australia
  85. Growing Conflicts Between Intellectual Property Rights and Health
  86. Introduction
  87. Introduction
  88. Detailed chapter outline
  89. Foreword
  90. Trade and culture
  91. Conclusion
  92. Bibliography
  93. Submission on Australia/New Zealand Draft Report on Trans-Tasman Roaming
  94. Discrimination in International Mobile Roaming Regulation: Implications of WTO Law
  95. Eliminating Trade Remedies from the WTO: Lessons from Regional Trade Agreements
  96. Resolution through dispute settlement and international law
  97. Constructing a new agreement outside the WTO
  98. Improving the existing WTO agreements
  99. EC-Seal Products: The Tension between Public Morals and International Trade Agreements
  100. WTO law and risk factors for noncommunicable diseases: a complex relationship
  101. Introduction: national regulatory autonomy and the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement
  102. Services in the TPP: a case study of telecommunications
  103. Reasonableness, impartiality and objectivity
  104. Australia–United States Free Trade Agreement
  105. Implications of WTO Law for Plain Packaging of Tobacco Products
  106. Submission on the Proposal to Introduce Plain Packaging of Tobacco Products in New Zealand
  107. Open for Business? China's Telecommunications Service Market and the WTO
  108. PTAs and public international law
  109. A case study of cultural products: protectionism vs cultural policy
  110. What's wrong with the current treatment of cultural products?
  111. PTAs and public international law
  112. Consumer information, consumer preferences and product labels under the TBT Agreement
  113. Implications of International Investment Law for Plain Tobacco Packaging: Lessons from the Hong Kong–Australia BIT
  114. Submission to the 2011 Australian Inquiry into Tobacco Plain Packaging by the House Committee on Health and Ageing
  115. The TRIPS Waiver as a recognition of public health concerns in the WTO
  116. Intellectual property rights in international investment agreements: striving for coherence in national and international law
  117. The World Trade Organization, the TRIPS Agreement and traditional knowledge
  118. Balancing the Benefits of Liberalisation with Policy Space
  119. Environmental Protection: Moderate Safeguards and Novel Opportunities
  120. Intellectual Property: Increasing Protections under US Influence
  121. Investment: Haphazard Responses to Expansive Obligations
  122. Investor–State Dispute Settlement: Uncertainty, Inconsistency and Scope for Reform
  123. Regulatory Autonomy and the Evolution of Australia’s Participation in PTAs and BITs
  124. Table of Cases
  125. Table of Treaties
  126. Trade in Services: Lumbering Towards More Open Markets