The Appellate Body’s extensive rejection of the panel’s findings in U.S. - Continued Suspension appears to be an ostensible effort to broaden a regulating member’s policy space as to risk factors and scientific evidence. The Appellate Body condemned the panel’s alleged oversubscription...

This article responds to Christopher Brummer who views regional trade agreements (RTAs) as incomplete “club goods” in that members of RTAs share benefits of liberalization/integration exclusively among members (excludability) and one member’s utilization of the benefits do not usually...

This Article observes that the recent jurisprudence between international trade and investment law is converging in a way which the free market value and public interests are duly reconciled. The Article contends that such jurisprudential convergence is structurally preordained yet historically...

This Article identifies a nascent phenomenon of "global constitutional lawmaking" in recent World Trade Organization ("WTO") jurisprudence that struck down a certain calculative methodology ("zeroing") in the anti-dumping area. This Article interprets the Appellate Body's uncharacteristic...