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• Amicus Curiae in the Wto Dispute Settlement Procedure: A Developing Country's Foe?

The admittance of amicus curiae briefs in the US-Shrimp/Turtle dispute in 1998 stirred a debate among WTO Member States whether the dispute settlement procedure should be accessible for private individuals and entities. Developing countries firmly opposed the inclusion of amid curiae into the Disupute Settlement Understanding (DSU) and repeated their arguments frequently in cases leading to amicus submissions, fearing a further shift of power in favour of developed countries and changes in the nature of the dispute settlement system. The present article examines these concerns in light of the experience made with amicus submissions in 21 disputes. It will be argued that most of the fears expressed by developing countries are ungrounded and often base on wrong assumptions.

... briefs reaching the AB: in US-Lead and Bismuth II the AB held that entities filing a brief had no...) of WVZ submission, undermines not only elemental fairness to the parties, but also compromises the ...

• Aussenwirtschaft; Zeitschrift für internationale Wirtshaftsbeziehungen
• Vol. 60 Num. 3, Septembre 2005

• Message concernant la loi fédérale sur la transplantation d'organes, de tissus et de cellules (Loi sur la transplantation)

... osselets de l'oreille interne, petits éléments osseux et cartilagineux qui servent à la transmis...H. Bismuth, Villejuif, France. 1985 Première greffe d'intest...

• Feuille Fédérale num. 2, 15 janvier 2002
• Seccion Unica