Why Adjudicate?: Enforcing Trade Rules in the WTO
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Why Adjudicate?: Enforcing Trade Rules in the WTO

by Christina L. Davis

Political Science international law Trade
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Investigates why countries turn to WTO adjudication to enforce trade rules and what this reveals about international economic cooperation.

ISBN-13 9780691152769 ASIN 0691152764 Views 78 Publisher Princeton University Press Year 2012 Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 320 Created March 20, 2026 Updated September 18, 2026
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This book explores the role of adjudication in international trade disputes.

It analyzes the incentives and strategies behind states' decisions to use the WTO dispute settlement system.

The study draws on empirical evidence to assess the effectiveness of formal legal mechanisms.

Readers gain insight into the broader implications for global economic governance.

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