Ausgewählte Literatur zum GATT und der WTO

Florian Steinmeyer

• Balasubramaanyam, V.N: “International Trade in Services. The Real Issues”, in: David Greenaway at al. (Hg.), Global Protectionism, London 1991.
• Baldwin, Robert: „An Economic Evaluation of the Uruguay Round Agreements“, in: S. Arndt und C. Milner (Hg.), World Economy: Global Trade Policy, Oxford 1995, S. 153-172.
• Bergstein, Fred: Fifty Years of the GATT/WTO: Lessons from the Past for Strategies for the Future, Institute for International Economics Working Paper 98-3, 1998.
• Bhagwati, Jagdish: The WTO, What Next? New York 1995.
• Bhagwati, Jagdish: Political Economy and International Economics, London 1991.
• Baghwati, Jagdish: The Case for Free Trade, in: Scientific America, November 1993.
• Croome, John: Reshaping the World Trading System. A History of the Uruguay Round, WTO, Geneva 1995.
• Daly, Hermann: The Perils of Free Trade, in: Scientific America, November 1993.
• Deutsche Bundesbank: Weltweite Organisationen und Gremien im Bereich von Währung und Wirtschaft, Frankfurt 1997, S. 140-157.
• Finger, Michael and Sumana Dhar: “Do Rules Control Power? Articles and Arrangements in the Uruguay Round”, in: Deardorff, Alan and Robert Stern (Hg.), Analytical and Negotiation Issues in the Global Trading System, Anne Arbour 1994.
• Hindley, Brian: “Services”, in: Jeffrey Schott (Hg.), Completing the Uruguay Round. A Result Oriented Approach to GATT Negotiations, Washington 1990.
• Hindley, Brian: “Two Cheers for the Uruguay Round”, in: Trade Policy Review, Center for Policy Studies London 1994.
• Hoekman, Bernard and Michael Kostecki: The Political Economy of the World Trading System: From GATT to WTO, Oxford 1996.
• Hoekman, Bernard: Determining the Need for Issue Linkages in Multilateral Trade Negotiations, in: International Organisation 43, 1998, S.. 695-714.
• Hoekman, Bernard: Developing Countries and the Uruguay Round Negotiations on Services, Centre of Economic Policy Research, Discussion Paper No 822, October 1993.
• Hoekman, Bernard and Pierre Sauvé: Liberalising Trade in Services, World Bank Discussion Paper 143, Washington D.C. 1994.
• Hoekman, Bernhard: Strengthening the Global Trade Architecture for Development: The Post Doha Agenda, World Bank Working Paper, Washington 2001.
• Hudac, Robert: Developing Countries in the GATT Legal System, London 1987.
• Jackson, John: The World Trading System. Law and Politics of International Economic Relations, Cambridge MA. 1999.
• Jackson, John: „Managing the World Trading System: The World Trade Organization and the Post-Uruguay Round GATT Agenda“, in: Peter Kenen (Hg.), Managing the World Economy. Fifty Years after Bretton Woods, Washington 1994.
• Kenwood, A.G. und Lougheed, A.L.: The Growth of the International Economy 1820-1980, London 1983.
• Krueger, Anne: The WTO as an International Organisation, Chicago 1998
• Low, Patrick: Trading Free. The GATT and US Trade Policy, New York 1993.
• Mildner, Stormy: „Kein Ende für den Multilateralismus. Zum Scheitern der WTO Ministerkonferenz in Cancun“, in: Politik Digital, 2003.
• Mildner, Stormy: “Welthandel und Entwicklungsländer. Chancen der Doha-Runde für die Dritte Welt?” in: Internationale Politik (Juni 2002), S. 29-36.
• Nau, Henry (Hg.): Domestic Trade Politics and the Uruguay Round, New York 1989.
• Ruedisch, Susanne: “Die institutionelle Strutktur der Welthandelsorganisation, Arbeitspapier aus dem Institut für Wirtschaftsrecht, Universität Halle-Wittenberg, Heft 2, 2002.
• Sally, Razeen: „Wither the WTO? A Progress Report on the Doha Round“, Trade Policy Analysis, Cato Institute, No. 23, Washington 2003.
• Sally, Razeen: Wither the World Trading System? Trade Policy Reform, the WTO and Prosects for the New Round, 2002.
• Schott, Jeffrey: The Global Trade Negotiations: What Can Be Achieved?  Institute for International Economics, 29 September 1990.
• Schott, Jeffrey: The Uruguay Round, an Assessment, Washington 1994.
• Senti, Richard: Auf dem Weg nach Katar: Anstehende Probleme - Neue Herausforderungen, HWWA Discussion Paper, Nr. 135, 2001.
• Srinivasan, T.N.: Developing Countries and the Multilateral Trading System after Doha, Yale Discussion Paper 842, 2001.
• Whalley, John: The Uruguay Round and Beyond. The Final Report from the Ford Foundation Project on Developing Countries and the Global Trading System, London 1989.
• Wiener, Jarrod: Making Rules in the Uruguay Round of the GATT: A Study of International Leadership, Vermont 1995.
• Winters, Alan: „The Road to Uruguay“, in: The Economic Journal Vol. 100, (1990), S. 1288-1303.

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