The Jurisprudence of GATT and the Wto

The collection features essays and articles by John H. Jackson, highlighting their relevance to contemporary international trade issues. Articles, some previously less accessible, are largely presented in their original form, with updates and omissions noted. Organized into six thematic sections, each introduced by the author, the writings cover topics from the origins of GATT to the Uruguay round and WTO negotiations. This compilation serves as an essential resource for anyone engaged in international trade policy, showcasing the insights of a leading scholar in the field.