SyllabusInternationalTradeLaw,LAWS6410 FallSemester2012 EricGarfinkel,J.D. Eric.Garfinkel@colorado.edu ResearchFellowandAdjunctFaculty Office:WolfLaw1B45 OfficePhone:3034924891 ClassHours:TuesdayandThursday,9am10:15am OfficeHours:TuesdayandThursday,8am9am ClassRoom:WolfLaw307 CourseGoals Thegoalforthiscourseisforstudentstodevelopacoreunderstandingofhowthe rulesregulatinginternationaltradeoperateinpractice,aswellasintheory.

ry.Wewill integratethepublicpolicy,diplomaticandeconomicvariablesthatbearonhowthe internationaltraderulesembodiedintheWordTradeOrganization(WTO) agreementsarenegotiatedandimplemented,andhowtradedisputesaresettledor adjudicated. Wewillexplorehowgovernments,businesses,laborunionsandfarmgroupsjockey touseWTOrulestotheiradvantageincompetingforglobalmarketshareand economicrents.Bytheendofthesemesteryoushouldbeinapositiontoidentify andanalyzepotentialclaimsanddefensesavailableunderWTOrulesarisingunder avarietyoffactpatterns. Goingforward,understandingWTOruleswillhelpyouprovidecounseltoawide spectrumofpotentialclientsandstakeholdersimpactedbydevelopmentsinglobal tradeincluding:establishedbusinessesandfarmgroups;entrepreneursandstart upsingloballycompetitivefields;governmentpolicymakersandlegislatorsactive ineconomicpolicyandinternationaldiplomacy;nonprofitsandothernon governmentalorganizations(NGOs)activeinfieldssuchasclimatepolicy,natural resourceconservationandhumanrightsadvocacyandtradeassociations,unions andthinktanksactiveintradepolicydevelopment. Knowledgeoftheglobalrulesandhowtheyoperatewillgiveyouanewperspective onthecurrenteconomicandpoliticaldebateoverliberalizedtrade,offshoringof jobsandourtraderelationshipwithcountriessuchasChina. CourseDescription Mostpeoplepaylittleifanyattentiontoglobaltraderules.Weconcernourselves withlawsandregulationspromulgatedbyournational,stateandlocal governments.But,whathappensinthegovernanceofinternationaltradeingoods, servicesandintellectualpropertyoftenpassesunderourradar.Inthenewworldof

intenseglobalcompetitionforjobsandmarketshareineverythingfromautosand steeltomedical,legalandaccountingservices,understandingtherulesofthe internationaltradingsystemisvital. WTOtraderulesgovernwhatgovernmentscanandcantdotoassisttheir businesses,farmers,workersandentrepreneursininternationalcommerce. WTOrulesspellouttheconditionsunderwhichgovernmentscanrestrictimportsof tolegitimatelyprotecthuman,animalorplantlifeorhealth.Therulessetforththe conditionsunderwhichgovernmentscanrestrictexportstoconserveexhaustible naturalresources.Thetradingrulesevendefinethecircumstancesunderwhich governmentscanrestrictimportsofgoodsandservicestoprotectpublicmoralsor maintainpublicorder.WTOrulesdictatetheparametersunderwhichgovernments cansubsidize,promoteandprotecttheirindustriesandfarmers.Theycover governmentpurchasingdecisions,traderelatedinvestmentpolicies,intellectual propertyrights,andcompetitioninservices,amongothercategories. Wewillbeginthecoursewithanoverviewoftheeconomicandpoliticalrationale behindtradeliberalizationandthefoundingoftheGeneralAgreementonTariffs andTrade(GATT)anditssuccessor,theWTO.(Aweekbyweek,classbyclass scheduleoftopics,readings,questionsandproblemswewilldiscussinclassissetforth below.) Wewillspendseveralclassesconsideringbothsidesoftheeconomicdebateover tradeliberalizationandoffshoring.WeconsidertherelationshipofWTOlawto nationallaw,andthendiscussthehistoryandstructureoftheWTO.Understanding theinstitutionisanimportantbuildingblockingaininginsightintothewayin whichrulesarenegotiated,implementedandadjudicated. WewilldevotetwoclassestotheWTOdisputesettlementsystem,whichisthe centralmechanismthroughwhichmembercountriesholdeachotheraccountable forcommitmentstheyhavemade.Wewillthenmoveclassbyclassthroughthe substantiverulesgoverningtariffs,quantitativerestraints,theprinciplesofmost favorednationandnationaltreatment,andpreferentialtradeagreements.Wewill devotespecialattentiontotwoimportantWTOagreementsthataddressnontariff barriers:theAgreementontheApplicationofSanitaryandPhytosanitaryMeasures andtheAgreementonTechnicalBarrierstoTrade.Wewillspendtwoclasseseach ontherulesgoverningtheuseofgovernmentsubsidies,andtheconditionsunder whichgovernmentscanimposeremediesinresponsetodumping. Wewillalsospendtwoclasseseachonthenewgenerationagreementsgoverning tradeinservicesandintellectualproperty.Wewillfinishthesemesterwithaclass coveringtherulesoftheWTOintendedtocontributetodevelopmentoftheworlds poorestnations.

Throughoutthesemesterwewillintegratecurrentdevelopmentsandtopicsinthe newsintoourclassdiscussions.Someofthecurrenttopicsthatwewillbe discussinginclude:RussiaspendingaccessiontotheWTOandwhatitmeansforthe tradingsystem;progressintheWTODohaRoundandTransPacificPartnership (TPP)tradenegotiations;allegationsconcerningChinasmanipulationofits currencyandwhetheraviableclaimexistsunderWTOrules;theextenttowhich WTOruleslimittheabilityofgovernmentstoregulatecertainimportsorexportsfor environmentalorresourceconservationreasons;andthedegreetowhichpublic corporationsarehandicappedwhencompetingagainstcompaniesownedby governments(stateownedenterprises),andwhetherWTOruleshelplevelthe playingfield; TextbooksandSupplementalReading WewillbeusingInternationalTradeLaw,SecondEdition,byAndrewGuzmanand JoostPauwelyn,whichincorporatesmanyofthelatestWTOdisputesettlement reports.(PauwelynservedasalegalofficerintheWTOLegalAffairsDivisionandin theWTOAppellateBodySecretariat.)Thetextbookintegratesthelaw(WTOrules) withrelevantaspectsofeconomicsandpublicpolicyinanengagingway. Fromtimetotime,wewillalsodiscusstheleadstoriesinthenewsletter,InsideU.S. Trade,thatcoverstradepolicydevelopmentsinWashingtonandattheWTO,in Geneva.IwillgiveyouadvancenoticeofwhenwewillbediscussinganInsideU.S. Tradestoryinclass.Ingeneral,stayingcurrentwiththispublicationwillhelpput thematerialwearecoveringincontextwithcurrentevents.InsideU.S.Tradeis availableelectronicallythroughtheUCBChinookLibrarysystem.Newissuesare postedonFridays.Tofindit,logontotheChinookLibrarysystem.UnderSearch ChinookPlus,typein:InsideU.S.Tradeandthenselecttheelectronicversionof InsideU.S.TradeavailablethroughLexisNexis.IntheLexisNexissearchtermsbox, type:Dateis8/2012.ThiswillpullupallarticlespublishedthusfarinAugust. Dateis9/2012willpullupallpublishedissuesforSeptember,andsoon. Classmaterials: AndrewGuzmanandJoostPauwelyn,InternationalTradeLaw,Second Edition,AspenCasebookSeries,2012 AndrewGuzmanandJoostPauwelyn,DocumentsSupplement,International TradeLaw,SecondEdition,2012 InsideUSTrade,weeklyinternationaltradenewsletter,available electronically,viatheUCBChinookLibrarysystem Thecasebookandsupplementreadingassignmentsarelistedbelow.Readthe assignedpagesinthetextbook(includingtheassignednotes,questionsand

problems)andalsoreadtherelevantprovisionsoftheGATTandWTOagreements inthesupplement.Theassignmentsaredesignedtotrackourclasssessionsvery closely.Someassignmentsarelongerthanothersandmaynotbecoveredinasingle day. ClassParticipation Participationindiscussionofthenotes,questionsandproblemsfromthetextbook andcurrenttopicsfromInsideUSTradewillcountfor15%ofyourgrade.Attheend ofeachclass,Iwillcallforasmallgroupofvolunteerstohandletheassigned questionsandproblemsforthenextclass.Everystudentshouldvolunteeratleast once.Iwillalsoopenuptheconversationtothefullclass,soitessentialthatyou staycurrentwiththeassignedreading,questionsandproblems.Muchofour learningwilltakeplacethroughclassdiscussion.Ourdiscussionswillbenefitfroma highlevelofparticipationandrobustdebate. Bringyourtextbookandsupplementtoclassaswellasanynotesyouvemadeonthe readingsandassignedquestionsandproblems.Youwillneedyourtextbookforour inclassreviewofthediagrams,tables,summaries,notes,questionsandproblems providedbytheauthors.Thesupplementwillprovideyouwithreadyaccesstothe provisionsoftheWTOagreementswewillbediscussing. Norecordingdevicesofanykindshouldbeusedduringclass.Rareexceptionsmay bemadewithmyexpresspermission. Youwillnotneedtobringyourlaptop. ClassAttendance,ParticipationandGrading Classattendanceismandatory.Youareexpectedtobeinclass,1willingandableto discussthematerialassignedtodate.Pleasearriveontime.Yourfinalgradeforthis coursewillbebasedonthefollowing: FinalExamorPaper85% ClassParticipation15% Wewilltalkmoreaboutthefinalexaminclasstowardtheendofthesemester.
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Bio EricGarfinkelisaResearchFellowandmemberoftheAdjunctFacultyatthe UniversityofColoradoLawSchool. From20102011,heservedasChiefCounselforChinaTradeintheOfficeoftheU.S. TradeRepresentative,ExecutiveOfficeofthePresident.Hepreviouslyservedas leadU.S.negotiatorforantidumpingandindustrialsubsidiesintheUruguayRound MultilateralTradeNegotiations,andasAssistantU.S.SecretaryofCommercewith responsibilityforantidumpingandcountervailingdutyenforcementandthe ForeignTradeZoneprogram(1989through1991).HewasGeneralCounselofthe OverseasPrivateInvestmentCorporationfrom19871988,DeputyAssistant DirectorforCommerceandTrade,TheWhiteHouseOfficeofPolicyDevelopment from19821983andAttorneyAdvisor,OfficeoftheU.S.TradeRepresentativefrom 19801981. Betweengovernmentpositions,hepracticedinternationaltradelawatseverallaw firms.Hehaswrittenarticlesforlawjournalsandpolicypublicationsonthetopicof internationaltrade(CaseWesternReserveJournalofInternationalLaw, GeorgetownUniversity,LawandPolicyinInternationalBusiness,andtheABA, InternationalLawyer)andbeenaseniorfellowattheWhartonSchoolofBusiness, HuntsmanCenterforGlobalCompetitionandInnovation(19921993),andthe CouncilonCompetitiveness,WashingtonDC(19921993).From19922002hewas PresidentofBacktoBasicsToys,acatalogandInternettoyretailer.Heisagraduate oftheUniversityofMaryland(B.A.1976)andEmoryUniversitySchoolofLaw (J.D.1979).

 Assignments Week1 Tuesday,August28 Chapter1,TradeandEconomicPolicy Reading: Casebookpp132(skipdiscussionoffigure17onpp19and20) Classdiscussionquestions: Whatisthedifferencebetweenliberalizedtradeandfreetrade? Whatisthedistinctionbetweenfairandunfairtrade? Istradeharmfulorbeneficialtotheeconomyandworkers? Howdoestradeincreaseoverallincome? Whatundesirabledistributionaleffectsarisefromtrade? Whoarethewinnersandwhoarethelosersfromliberalizedtrade? Isitmoredesirabletooutsourcejobsassociatedassemblingthetoysin HappyMealsvs.computerprogramming? Whatisthedifferencebetweenliberalizingtradeandtechnologicalchange? Whatiscomparativeadvantage,andhowdoesitoperatetomaketwo countriesbetteroff(totalwealthofeach)whentheyopenuptotrade? Ifliberalizedtradeisgoodforallcountries,whyaretradeagreements neededatall? Whydocountriesstillchooseprotectionisminsomecases? Doyouthinkthatrestrictionsontradeshouldbepermitted(asexceptionsto ageneralpolicyoftradeliberalization)to:protectagainstimportsthatwere producedusingmethodsthatareharmfultotheearthsclimate,harmfulto certainanimalspecies?protectagainstimportsthatwereproducedusing childormistreatedlabor?protectpublicmorals(e.g.censorshipofwebsites, books,andotherpublicationsdeemedthreateningtopublicorderand stabilityinacountry)?protectnationalsecurity? Whatarethenoneconomicargumentsforpursuingtradeliberalization? Thursday,August30 Chapter2,TheModernTradeDebateAmongEconomists Reading: Casebookpp3352 Classdiscussionquestions: Despitethefactthatthereisbroadsupportfortradeliberalizationamong economists,whydopolicymakersandpoliticiansprovideprotectionto certainsectorsoftheeconomy? Istheoutsourcingofjobsanotherexampleofcomparativeadvantageat work? Doesoutsourcingreducenationalwealth?Ordoesitmanifestitselfina distributionalcontext(i.e.somesectorslosewhileotherswin)?

Week2 Tuesday,September4 Chapter3,TheMakingandImpactofTradeAgreementsinNationalLegal Systems Reading: Casebookpp5361,pp7073andsummaryonp81 AlsovisitthewebsiteoftheOfficeoftheU.S.TradeRepresentative.UnderAbout Us,readMissionofUSTR(http://www.ustr.gov/aboutus/mission) includingthesectionsregardingworkingwithotheragencies,outsideadvisorsand Congress.AlsovisittheDepartmentofCommercesInternationalTrade AdministrationsAboutpage,http://trade.gov/about.asp.Readabouteachofthe ITAsfourdistinctbusinessunits:U.S.andForeignCommercialService, ManufacturingandServices,MarketAccessandCompliance,ImportAdministration. Classdiscussionquestions: WhatdidtheeconomistPaulKrugmanmeanwhenhesaidifeconomists ruledtheworldtherewouldbenoneedfortheWTO? DoestheWTOoverturndemocracywithincountries? DoestheWTOimpingeonnationalsovereignty? WhatarethedifferentrolesplayedbytheExecutiveBranchandtheCongress inthedevelopmentofAmericantradepolicy?Intradenegotiations?In implementingtradeagreements?Inenforcingtradeagreements? WhatisthemissionoftheU.S.TradeRepresentative? WhatistheroleoftheTradePolicyReviewGroup(TPRG)andTradePolicy StaffCommittee?

Ifoutsourcingaffectsjobsheldbymiddleincomeearners,ratherthanlow wagejobs,shouldwebemoreconcerned?Orlessconcerned?Froman economicperspective?Fromapoliticalperspective? Why,accordingtoPanagariya,shouldntwebeconcernedaboutallU.S.jobs beingoutsourcedtoChinaorIndia? Doesglobalization(andmoreliberalizedtrade)strengthentheargumentfor abiggersocialsafetynettoaddressdistributionalissues? Howcantheinternationalsystembalancedomesticsocialprioritiesfora countryagainsttheneedtodiscourageopportunisticbehaviorthatsimply shiftscoststoothercountries?(Consider,forexample,Chinasexchangerate policy,whichintheviewofmosteconomistskeepstheyuanartificially undervaluedrelativetothedollar.Thisenhancesthecompetitivenessof Chinasexports,andhelpsChinasemploymentpicturearguablyatthe expenseofothercountries.) WhataretheimplicationsofRodriksargumentthatthecountriesthathave benefitedmostfromglobalizationarethosethatdidnotplaybytherules? Doyouagreewithhisargumentthatunlesscountriesaregivenpolicy spacetodealwithsocialissues(suchasdislocationofworkersand environmentalissues)supportforfurthertradeliberalizationwilldiminish?

Thursday,September6 Chapter4,TheWTO:History,StructureandFuture Reading: Casebookpp83105 AlsogototheWTOswebsite,andunderWhatistheWTO http://www.wto.org/english/thewto_e/whatis_e/whatis_e.htmreadtheWhowe are,Whatwedo,andWhatwestandforpages. Classdiscussionquestions: 12pp8586 13p93 1,35pp9899 13,pp103104 Week3 Tuesday,September11 Chapter4TheWTO:History,StructureandFuture(Continued) Reading: Casebookpp105125 AttheWTOwebsite,readthepageontheDohaRound. http://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/dda_e/dda_e. Classdiscussionquestions: 14,6pp111113 12,p118 12,p124 Thursday,September13

WhatistheroleofUSTRsAdvisoryCommitteesystem? WhatarethekeyCongressionalentitiesregularlyconsultedbyUSTRon tradepolicy? WhatarethefourprincipalunitsoftheCommerceDepartments InternationalTradeAdministrationandwhatdoeseachdo? WhatisTradePromotionAuthority(alsoknownasFastTrack)?Whyisit requestedbythePresident? DoyouagreewithPublicCitizenspositiononFastTrack? Intodaysworld,doestheassumptionstillholdthatCongressisbydefinition protectionistandcannotthereforebetrustedontradeagreementmatters, hencetheneedforFastTrack? CanprivatepartiesintheU.S.pursueclaimsordefensesinU.S.courtsunder anyoftheWTOagreements? CanprivatepartiespursueclaimsattheWTO? WhatisthewedgebetweenWTOlawandU.S.law? Whatisthedifferencebetweenselfexecutingtreatiesandtreatiesthat requireimplementinglegislation?

Chapter5,WTODisputeSettlement Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: GATTXXII:1,XXIII:1 DSU4.3,4.7,6.1,16.4,17.5,17.6,17:13,17.14,21.3,21.5,22.4,22.6 Casebookpp127148 Classdiscussionquestions: 15,p138 612,pp140144 Problem:AntiguaGamblingp148 Week4 Tuesday,September18 Chapter6,SpecialTopicsinWTODisputeSettlement Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: DSU14.1,17.10,18.2,23 DSUAppendix3 Casebookpp151174 Summarypp178 Classdiscussionquestions: 19,pp157158 16pp164165 2,6,pp171,173 5,p178 Thursday,September20 Chapter7,Tariffs Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: GATTII:1(a,b),2,VIII:1(a),XXVIII,XXXVI:8 Casebookpp181215 Classdiscussionquestions: 1,2,p195 1,pp207209 1,p212 Problem:InternationalTradeGame (WewillneedfourvolunteerstoplaytheroleofnegotiatorsfortheU.S.,E.C., AustraliaandCostaRica.) Week5 Tuesday,September25 Chapter8,QuantitativeRestrictions Reading:

KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: GATTXI:12(a),XIII,AgreementonSafeguards11.1(b),3 Casebookpp217221andpp227244 Classdiscussionquestions: 1,2,3,5,p226 2,3,5,6,pp233234 1,2,pp237 Problem:PatricianShoespp243244 Thursday,September27 Chapter9,NationalTreatmentInternalTaxation Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: GATTIII:1,2andAdNotetoGATTIII:2 Casebookpp245273 Classdiscussionquestions: 26,9pp259261 12,pp266267 Problem:PatriasLuxuryTaxpp271272 Week6 Tuesday,October2 Chapter10,NationalTreatmentInternalRegulations Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: GATTIII;AdNotetoGATTIII Casebookpp275301 Classdiscussionquestions: 13p292 1p295 2,4pp300301 Problems: CommuniasHormoneBeefBanpp301302 FlandriasSealProductsBanpp301302 Thursday,October4 Chapter11,MostFavoredNationTreatment(MFN) Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: GATTI:1,XIII:1,2,5 Casebookpp303330 Classdiscussionquestions: 16pp311312 Problem: MoraliaSoccerBallspp329330

 Week7 Tuesday,October9 Chapter12,PreferentialTradeAgreements Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: GATTXXIV:4,5(ac),6,8(a)(iii),8(b),10 EnablingClause1,2(cd) GATSV:1(ab(iii)),3(a) Casebookpp331355 Classdiscussionquestions: 13p335 13p342 15pp3545 Problem: EastWestCompactp335 Thursday,October11 Chapter13,GeneralExceptions:GATTArticleXX Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: GATTXX GATTXXI Casebookpp357375 Classdiscussionquestions: 12pp368371 13pp374375 12p378 Week8 Tuesday,October16 Chapter13,GeneralExceptions:GATTArticleXX(Continued) Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: GATTXX GATTXXI Casebookpp378388 Classdiscussionquestions: 12p382 12pp387388 Problem: TabacTobaccopp388389

Thursday,October18 Chapter14,GeneralExceptions:TheChapeauofGATTArticleXX Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: GATTXX Casebookpp391419 Classdiscussionquestions: 13pp393394 14pp403405 12pp411413 12pp415416 12pp419420 Problem: NovadorandSashimia,pp423424 Week9 Tuesday,October23 Chapter15,SubsidiesandCountervailingMeasures Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: SCM1.19a)(1)(iiii),(b),1.2,2.1(ac),2.2,2.3,3.1(ab),5(ac),6.3,10,15.115.5 GATTVI:3,6(a) Casebookpp425449 Classdiscussionquestions: 12pp432433 12pp436437 13pp446449 Thursday,October25 Chapter15,SubsidiesandCountervailingMeasures(Continued) Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: SCM1.19a)(1)(iiii),(b),1.2,2.1(ac),2.2,2.3,3.1(ab),5(ac),6.3,10,15.115.5 GATTVI:3,6(a) Casebookpp449466 Classdiscussionquestions: Acceleratedtimelinequestion,pp455(bottom)456 Problem: MobilianAutoLoans,pp465466 Week10 Tuesday,October30 Chapter16,DumpingandAntidumping Reading:

KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: GATTVI:1,2 AD2.1,2.2,2.4.2,3.1,3.2,3.5,9.2,9.3,18.1 Casebookpp467490 Classdiscussionquestions: 12,pp473474 12,pp478479 Thursday,November1 Chapter16,DumpingandAntidumping(Continued) Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: GATTVI:1,2 AD2.1,2.2,2.4.2,3.1,3.2,3.5,9.2,9.3,18.1 Casebookpp490497,500506 Problem: WelcometotheFirmpp504506 Week11 Tuesday,November6 Chapter17,Safeguards Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: AgreementonSafeguards1,2,3.1,4,5.1,7.1,7.2,8 GATTXIX:1(a) Casebookpp507530 Classdiscussionquestions: 13,pp510511 13,p515 12,p518519 Problem: Welcome(Back)totheFirmp530 Thursday,November8 Chapter18,AgreementonSanitaryandPhytosanitaryMeasures Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: SPS2.12.4,3.13.3,5.15.7,SPSAnnexA.1(ad),A.3(ad),A.4 Casebookpp531562 Classdiscussionquestions: 1,pp533534 12,p538 12,p541 12,p544

14,pp547550 2,3,pp554555 3p562 Problem: SalmonPlague,pp562564 Week12 Tuesday,November13 Chapter19,AgreementonTechnicalBarrierstoTrade(TBT) Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: TBT1.5,2.1,2.2,2.4,TBTAnnex1.1,1.2 Casebookpp565590 Classdiscussionquestions: 14,pp572574 14,p579 3,4,5,6,7,8pp588590 Problem: AustraliaPlainPackaging,pp591592 Thursday,November15 Chapter20,TradeinServices(GATS) Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: GATSI:1,2,II:1,2,III:1,XIV(generalExceptions),XVI,XVII Casebookpp593623 Classdiscussionquestions: 15,p597 23,pp604606 15,pp622623 Week13,FallBreak/ThanksgivingHolidays NoClassTuesdayNovember22andThursdayNovember24 Week14 Tuesday,November27 Chapter20,TradeinServices(Continued) Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: GATSI:1,2,II:1,2,III:1,XIV(GeneralExceptions),XVI,XVII Casebookpp623629 Classdiscussionquestions: 14,pp626627

Problem: ComplexiaDistributionServices,pp627629 Thursday,November29 Chapter21,TradeRelatedAspectsofIntellectualPropertyRights(TRIPS) Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: TRIPS1.1,3.1,4,9.2,12,13,15.1,15.3,16.1,17,18,22.1,27.1,30,31,41.1 DeclarationonTRIPSAgreementandPublicHealthTRIPSWaiverof2003 AmendmentoftheTRIPSAgreement,Article31bis Casebookreading:pp631659 Classdiscussionquestions: 1,4,5pp636638 12pp643644 1,2p657 Week15 Tuesday,December4 Chapter21,TradeRelatedAspectsofIntellectualPropertyRights(Continued) Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: TRIPS1.1,3.1,4,9.2,12,13,15.1,15.3,16.1,17,18,22.1,27.1,30,31,41.1 DeclarationonTRIPSAgreementandPublicHealthTRIPSWaiverof2003 AmendmentoftheTRIPSAgreement,Article31bis Casebookpp659668 Classdiscussionquestions: 1,4,5pp663665 14p667 Problem: GenericTransitThroughRichland,p668 Thursday,December6 Chapter22,TheWTOandDevelopingCountries Reading: KeylegalprovisionsinSupplement: PreambletoWTOAgreement,paragraph2 GATTArticleI:1 GATTArticleXVIII:7(a,b),13,14 GATTPartIV,ArticleXXXVII:1(a,b) EnablingClause Casebookreading:pp669700 Classdiscussionquestions: 13,pp679680 1,3pp690691 1,p696

Problem: JusticeinTrade,pp696697 ####