'This is a very welcome surprise. In cooperation with a well-known publishing house, the WTO publishes the reports of its main activity: dispute settlement ... This publication by Cambridge University Press presents, effortlessly for the reader, the whole saga. In this sense, it is a quintessential document for those interested in the WTO, be they practitioners, academics or students ... All in all, it is an excellent initiative which fills a gap in the existing supply of information and will no doubt prove to be a very useful tool for anyone interested in WTO issues. Petros C. Mavroidis, University of Neuchatel, Law Faculty and CEPR
Cases included concern: restrictions on imports of cotton and man-made fiber underwear; desiccated coconut; imports of woven wool shirts and blouses from India; and periodicals. Cases in this volume are reported in English.
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