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Bibliography on GATT

1946-1976

compiled by Richard Ford

Nev Horizons for World TradeDepartment of State Publication 2591. Washington,D.C.

U.S. Government The International Trade Organization -How it will vorkForeign Affairs Outline No ?• Department of State Publication 2597* Washington, D.C.

UNITED STATES. Department of State.-New horizons for world trade. -Washington, D,C.,

(Department of State publication, 2591*)

UNITED STATES. Department of State.-The International trade organization : how itwill work. -Washington, D.C., 19 -6. (Departmentof State publication, 2597. -Foreign affairsoutline, 7•)

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19 7

BALOGH, Thomas.-Britain and the Geneva tariff agreements. In :Bulletin of the Oxford university institute ofstatistics, December 19 -7.

CANADA. Department of trade.-Multilateral trade agreement between seventeencountries has vide application here. In :Foreign trade (Ottawa), 19 7 (vol. l).

CONDLIFFE, S.B.-Obstacles to multilateral trade. -Washington,D.C., National planning association, 19 7.(Planning pamphlets, 59.)

FAWCETT, J.E.S.-The International trade organization. In :British yearbook of international law, 19 -7•

GERSCHENKRON, A.-Russia and the International trade organizationproceedings of the 59th annual meeting of theAmerican economic association. In ; Americaneconomic reviev, May 19 -7» no. 2.

HOFFMAN, M.L.-/Reports (some unsigned_)/. In : New York times,10, 25 September ; 17, 31 October ; 18 November,

McGOWAN, H.P.-The new General agreement on tariffs and trade.In ; Foreign commerce weekly (Washington, D.C.),29 November 19Vf.

MIKESELL, R.F.-The ITO Charter. In : American economic review,June 19*17, no. 3.

MIKESELL, R.F.-Quantitative and exchange restrictions under theITO-Charter. In ; American economic review, 19 7«

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T. Balogh Britain and the Geneva Tariff AgreementsBulletin of the Institute of Statistics,Oxford. December19 7.

Canadian Government Multilateral Trade Agreement between SeventeenCountries has vide application here.Foreign Trade, Ottawa, 22 November 19 7.

S.Bl 'Condliffe Obstacles to Multilateral TradeNational Planning Association, Washington D.C. 19 7*

Planning Pamphlets No 59.

J.E.S. Fawcett The Internftticaal Trad»-X)rganization

British Yearbook of International Law, London

A. Gerschenkron Russia & the International Trade OrganizationAmerican Economic Review - Proceedings of the 59thAnnual Meeting of the American Economic AssociationMenasha, Wise. May 19 7 ,No 2

M.L. Hoffman Reports in New York Times (some unsigned): 10, 25Sept; 17, 31 Oct; 18 Nov.

) See E~r

H.P. McGowan

R.F. Mikesell

The New General Agreement on Tariffs & TradeForeign Commerce Weekly, Washington D.C. 29 Nov. 19 *7

The ITO Chsrter.American Economic Review, June 19 7

R.F. Mikesell Quantitative & Exchange Restrictions under the ITO CharterAmerican Economic Review, Menasha, Wise.

U.K. Government Report on the Tariff Negotiations at GenevaBoard of Trade Journal, London, 22 Nov.

U.K. Government Report on the Geneva Tariff Negotiations with textof the General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade, andSupplementary Agreements with the United States andCanada. HHSO Cmnd. 7258, London

47-2-

United Nations

United Nations

United Nations

».

United Nations

United Nations

\o^^

U.S. Congress

rU.S. Congress

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

E. Varga

J, Viner

ITO in the making, by M. Suetens

Bulletin of the United Nations, New York, 24 August

1947- u,

Prospects for ITO, by E. Wijidham White

Bulletin of the United Nations, New York, 2 Sept. 1947.

Basic Principles of the Draft ITO Charter, by T£A»

Bulletin of the United Nations, New York, 4 liov. 1947

The Trade Conference at work

Bulletin of the United Nations, New York, 16 Dec. 1947

Results of the Geneva Trade Itognt1.an«t *by E. W;

White

Bulletin of the United Nations, New York, 15 efef*. 1947

Hearings on the Operations of the Trade Agreements

and the RofeootU-~ i • ~International Trade Organization before the House Ways

& Means Committee. 80 (London draft)

Hearings on the Trade Agreements System & the Proposed

International Trade Organization Charter*a,

Senate Committee on Finanp< 80 Cong* 1 SessXW iin -

ton D.C. 1947 (London draft)

The American Trade Program. What do we have at stake?

by C. Wilcoi.

Whot do wo hovo Department of State Publications 2753

CommercialT Series 100, Washington D.C. 1947

The Geneva Charter for an International Trade Organization

Department of State Publications 2950, W«sfe. D.C. 1947

A. Constitution for World Trade VO IU ..

Department of State Publication 2964, 1947

Analysis of the General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade

signed at Geneva, October 30« 1947 •

Department of State, Washington D.C. 1947»

Publication 2983 Commercial Policy Series 109.

The Geneva Trade Talks

New Times, Moscow, 16 May 1947-

Conflicts of Principle in drafting a Trade Charter"

Foreign Affairs, New York, Jul« 1947

(reprinted in J. Viner, International Economics, Free/'

Press, GlencoiT, 111.

47-3-

The Geneva Marathon »

Banker, London, May 1947•

Tariffs & Trade

Economist, London, 22 Wov. 1947' *=•

La France et lea accorda tarifairea de Geneve.Documentation francaise, Notes documentaires et etudes,

Parisrvno 780, IX^ecember 1947.

\ C \ c / \/ \T()

1948.

T. Bplogh

Winthrof^ G. Browno G,

" J.E.S. Fawcett

S. Harris (editor)

M.L Hoffman

J. Cordell Hull

X U iTo

The Charter of International Trade

Bulletin of the Institute of Statistics, Oxford

Nos 3 & 4-

Foreign Economic Policy of the United States.

Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass. 1943

Part Ills International Economic Cooperation^

Chapter on QATT was reproduced (mineographedjby

U\To -ie/IW), Geneva, March 1949 (MGT/5/49) ~

The International Trade Organization

sah Yearbookôf . International .l^¥,«gn Economicôlicy for the United S

Vol.9fi

* UvtO

X" 10/ITO

A XM/OTQ,

J.C. CampbellU•*J

__-_ ;esHarvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass. 1948

(includes "The General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade"

by W.A. Brown).

Reports in the New York Times: 16, 24, 26 Aug; 7 Sept.

The Memoirs of Cordell Hull.

r*a.

of Committees & Principal Sub-committees.

Interim Commission for the International Trade Orga-

nization, Geneva, 1948, IQ/ITO 1/8 (printed)

Informal summary of the Havana Charter for an Inter—\e )Vt>

national Trade Organization IC/ITO, Geneva, August

1948, Mineographed (No symbol)

The General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade

A. The Geneva Tariff Negotiations, 1947

B. The General Agreement explained

C. The first meeting of the Contracting Parties,

Havana J^XjarchQ*£iT£ 1 •• "-"- \itfIC/CTO, Geneva, August 1948, Mimeographed (no symbol).

The Origin & Main Principles of the Havana

, Geneva, December 1948, Mjêographed (MT/17/49^

also in French.

The United States in World

Harper & Brothers, New YorkXL948

(U.S. participation in Geneva tariff negotiations,

preparation of ITO Charter &. Havana Conference).

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P. Ramadier

United Nations

United Nations

U.K. Government

LU.S. Character of Commerce

U»S« Congres¥

United Nations

United Nations

United Nations

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

L1accord de Geneve.

Revue politique et parleraentaire, Paris-fc January/?48. /T)

Results of Geneva Trade Negotiations, by E. Wyndham

White, Bulletin^ of the United Nations, New Yprk^ 15

jQct. 1948. (2nd Session of the Contracting Parties).

The International Trade Organization (prepared-) (|-J><v^rys<

Yearbook of the United Nations, 1946-1947

United Nations, New York, 1948.

Refcrt on United Nations Conference on Trade and

Employment/, Havana 1947—1948, General Agreement on7 - - • - - . - . . —Tariffs & Trade, first session of the Contracting

Par-ties (held at Havana, Cuba, 28 Febr. to 24 March

1948)t documents relating to the firsi session.

HMSO, London, Cmd. 737%) 1948. £)

America & the"International Trade Organization

U.S. Chamber of "Commerce, Washington D.C* June 1948.

The JLnternational Trade Organisation: an Appraisal

of the Havana Charter in relation to &s& United States

Foreign4-Policy, with a definitive Study of its Pro-

visions. Report by the Hon. James G. Fulton, Penn-

sylvania, & the Hon. Jacob, * K. Javits, New Yorl p

U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington D.C. 1948.\\j

Trade Charter in Sight, by E. Windhan White )

Bulletin of the United Nations, New York, 1 March 1948

For Order & Justice in International Trade

Bulletin of the United Nations, New York, 15 pril 1948

ITO Interim Commission starts Work, by E* Wyndham White.U n|*r9

Bulletin of the United Nations, New Yorfc^ 1 Batf T2f8.

American Trade Policy

Department of State Publication 3091, Washington D.C.

The United States Reciprocal Trade Agreements Program

q .

and the proposed International Trade Organization- - , - c - > - .. - o -

Department of State Purrli cation^ 3^ 1%j^ashington D.C. "t$& (T)

Trade Agreements Extension Act of 1948.

U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Foreign Commerce Weekly-f

24 July 1948.

A Charter for World Prosperity - The How & Why of the

ITQ, U.S. State Department. Foreign Affairs Outline

I.To I8r Washington D.C. 1946

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

I

'48..3-

Commercial Foreign Policy of the United States, by

W. WilloughbyfjDepartment of State Bulletin, Washing*- (t

ton D.C. 12^September 1948.

Twenty-five guegtions and pisvers on the proposed Jin--

ternational Trade Organization.

U.S. Department of State, Office of Public Affairs. 1948

L*accord de Geneve sur les tarifs douaniers et le

commerce du 30 oct. 1948.

Bulletin de legislation compared, Paris First quarter

Relations between the International Court of Justice^& ITQyj Am. v journal of International Law, Wash. D.C. 1948

(Vol. 42, pp. 656-661) l

D. Acheson

American Tariff League

x P. Bidwell & W. Diebold

G. Bronz

N. Burns

Canadian Government

X Carnegie Endowment

International Peace.

Xx* Chamber of Commerce of \

^the United States

Committee for Economic

Development

<.x P. Coppola d'Anna

^ </ f 'V,*;*•"•• fP. Coppola d'Anna

P.T. Ellsworth

\\, Fleming— IV-" , ._

„.---' /'"> <-->,• -*ff

French Government

/M.A. Heilperin

1949.

Economic Policy & the ITO Charter.

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C. 1949

PP- 35-^40.

An Analysis of the ITO Charter

American Tariff League, New York^L949. 0

The United States and The International Trade Organi-

zat ion\

International Conciliation, Boston, -Boston 194Q^No 449. c

The International Trade Organization Charter.

Harvard Law Review, Cambridge, Mass/p Hay 1949* 0

The American Farmer & the ITO Charter. / f j

Department of State Bulletin, Wash. D.C. p.

December 1949. ' VAW/&^~

The Annecy Conference on Tariffs A Trade

External Affairs, Ottawa?) October 1949

The United States ad the International Trade Organization

International Conciliation Series 449 K

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace,*1949

O

O

The Chamber and the Charter. The position of the Cham-

ber.... on the proposed Havana Charter for an Inter-

national Trade Organization.

Chamber of Commerce of the United States, Wash. D.C,

The International Trade Organization and the Recon-

struction of World Trade.

Committee for ^<x>nomic_^)evelopment9 New YorlcJL949

La liberalizzazione degli scambi, gli accordi dogondlijr « / " "

di Annecy et I'accordo genercre sulle tariffe sul«_- ^commercia/Rivista di politica economiza,• _ • Y\2~\^-y*^*~* * fLe trattative multilaterali di Annecy.

Rivista di poliaa economica, Rome^ March 1949•

The Havana Charter

Af

0

American Economic Review. December 1949

The ITO Charter:-#ofrfieci Rules for International Trade

Institute of Bankers, London/^.949•

Les resultats de la conference d1AnnecyJin.

MOCI, Pari^ 27 Octobr/,' 1949

How the U.S. lost the ITO Conference

Fortune, Kew York, September 1949

O

'49

M.L. Hoffman

V 3",-*/\ ^' i

TP/T'Pfl•PVT X X v

IO/ITOL

v *A»

National Council of

American Importers

National Association

of Manufacturers '

National Association of

Manufacturers

S.J. Rubin

United Nations

U«S. Congress

(Brown-Millikin debate)

U.S. Council of the Inter-

Reports in the New York Times: 8 April; 17 April; 5 May',

29 June; 6, 22, 24, JulyJ)>3r76, 11, 15, 16, 26/Aj*>l','

10, 11 Oct. ^V} . A^V° i

The Attack on Trade Barriers. A/ Progress Report on the^

General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade

Interim Commission for the International Trade Organi-

zation, Geneva^ 1949 Q

See also E* Wyndham White

Los nuevos principles de cooperacic'n en el comercio

mondial. El fpfer&o General e»Jv« Aranceles Ad^aneros

y Comercio y la Carta de La Habana para una organizacion

internacional de comercio* Montevideo* 1949*

Significance of the International Trade Organization

to American Importers.

National Council of American Importers, New York^l949« n

The Havana Charter Dilemma

National Association of Manufacturers, New YorkrJ.949. /T)

The Havana Charter for an International Trade Organi-

zation; an Appraisal*

Post-War Committee, National Association of Manufacturers,

New Yorl^L949.

The Juridical Review Problem of the International

Trade Organization

Harvard Law Review, Cambridge, Mass* kfav^~-k*

The International Trade Organization . A

Yearbook of the United Nations 1947- 48 *

United Nations, New Yorl .949*

Hearings on the Ertension of the Reciprocal Trade

Agreements A-£f ^ j

U.S. Senate, Committee on Finance ^1 Cong. I.Sess.

Wash. B.C. 1949.

Invisible Trade Barriers

O

O

national Calimber of Commerce U.S. Council of the ICC, New York€pL949*

U.S. Government General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade. The Annecy Protocol.,., ..„ i f

of Terms| t Accession and the Annecy Schedules ofTv \

Tayiff Concessions.

Department of State Publications 366 Commercial Policy/'

Series 1 2Vr, Washington D.C. 1949« .")

It?

'49/3

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

x

X

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

. Tariff Commission

A

U.S. Government ''-

U.S. Tariff Commission

. s' _

_J

Analysis of Protocol of Accession & Schedules to the

General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade, negotiated

at Annecy , France, April-August 1949*

Washington B.C. 1949 t Department of State Publication

3651 f Commercial Policy Series 120^ 1949« /O

The Annecy Conference on Tariffs & Trade, by W.Y •-

WilloughbM)epartment of State Bulletin, Washing-

ton D.C. 21 (November 1949.

Third Round of Tariff Negotiations under GATT.

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C.

28 November 1949.

Concrete Business Benefits should flow from Annecy

Negot iat ions by H.P. Macgowan, jPoreign Commerce

Weekly, Washington D.C. 31 ofctober 1949-

g- Policy and the ITO Charter, an address by

Secretary Acheson, 1 Department of State Bulletin,

Washington D.C. December 1949-

Post-war Foreign Pol icy Reparation, by H. Kotter

Department of State Publication No 35^0, Washing^-

tonr D.C. 1949-

Report the Havana Charter for an International

Trade Organization, prepared at the re<juest of the

House Ways and Means Committeey.lu.S. Tariff

Commission, Washington D.C. 1949 •

Operation of the Trade Agreements Programm,

June 1934-April 194£fo|2nd Series, No 160, Washing- 0

ton D.C. 1949 (five parts]UJThis report is followed /?>

by annual reports in theTame series^ .Covering the

period from April 194B-^arch 1949 "to July 1957-June

1953).

f49/4

\ C. Wilcox A Charter for World Trade, iToourltcw, New York 1949

Foreword by W.L. Clayton

Part I. The Background to the Havana Charter

1. Thirty Years of Troubled

2. American Trade Policy

3. Obstacles to Agreement

4* Negotiating the Charter

Part II, Analysis of the Havana Charter

5. The Charter in a Nutshell

6. Tariffs &/J?eferences

7. Invisible Tariffs

8. Quantitative Restrictions

9. State Trading

10. Restrictive Business Practices

11. Intergovernmental Commodity Agreements

12. Subsidies.

13. Industrial Stabilization & World Trade

14. Economic Development & International Investment.

15. The International Trade Organization

16. Relations with Non-membera

Part III. Appraisal of the Havana Charter.

17. Commitments & Escapes

18. Some Criticisms considered

19. Some upen Questions

20. What we have at stake

Appendix. A Readers* Guide to the Havana Charter.

Text of the Havana Charteijfor an International Trade

Organization.

E.D. Wilgress

E. Wyndham White

A New Attempt at Internationalism, the International

Trade Conferences and the Charter, a Study of Ends and

Means.

Socie"t5 d*Edition d'Enseignement Supe"rieur, Paris^-549

Progress at Anr.ecy; an Interim Report

United 1. at ions Bulletin, l^ew York?. 1 August 1949* ~

Annecy & the Dollar Gap.

Banker, London, September 1949

ft'49/5

Next Round of Tariff Bargaining

Economistf London, 23 April 1949*

Poker Game with World Tariffs

Economist, London, 18 gone 1949

Kew Tariffs & Old Troubles

Economist, London, 9 July 1949

The Curtain falls on Annecy

Economist, London, 27 August 1949

Two Years Work on Tariffs

Economist, London, 15 October 1949*

La politique commerciale de la Suisse et la Charte

de la Havane

Economie mondiale, September-October 1949

19503,* cw^—,

American Tariff League An Analysis of the ITO Charter

American Tariff League, New Yorkg 1950

W.A. Brown

(William Adams) «V

\

X

The United States and the Restoration of World Trade. An Analysis(\j»~r-

a^cl Appraisal of the ITO Charter jar£ the General Agreement on

Tariffs & Trade, Brookfeings Institution, Washington D.C.1950*

I. Introduction

Part I. Origins of the Two Instruments

II. Two ftmdamentals of U.S. Foreign Trade Policy

III. Efforts to reconstruct a World Trading System 1919-38

IV. The Emergence of the Multilateral Approach 1941-48.

Part II. Negotiation of the Two Instruments

V. The Preparatory Committee- London, New York, Geneva.

VI. Completion of the Charter - The Havana Conference.

Part III. Content & Implication of the Two Instruments

VII. Objectives &. General Principles of the Charter

VIII. The Main Operative Provisions of the Charter

IX. The provisions of the GATT & its Relationship to the Charter.

X. International Cooperation under the Two Instruments

XI. The Two Instruments & The United Nations System

XII. The Two Instruments &, the Solution of jiqfe European

Economic Sytttea Problems.

Part IV. The General Agreement & the Charter as Instruments

of U.S. Policy.

XIII. Appraisal in Terms of Commitments & Escapes

XIV. The Tweo Instruments & Domestic legislation.- i—XV. General American Criticisms of the Charter

XVI. Alternatives of Action by the United States.

Appendix. Analysis of the Charter Text.

American Bar

Association

P. Eichhorn

o

Report of the Subcommittee on International Trade Organization

Proceedings of the Section of International & Comparative/v

X American Bar Association, Ch-icagcyr>1950 Q

Das Genfer allgemeine Zoll- und Handelsabkommen (GATT)und

Deutschland.

Aussen handelsdienst, Berlage 3, Dusseldorf/j^ 27 april

C.W. Emmerich Die Welhandelscharter

Hamburg^950.

^m

'50/2

A. Gross Welthandel von I-iorgeryr> Studien zur Welthandels Charter (•)

Droste Verlag, Dusseldor£^L950 0

M.L. Hoffman Reports in The New York Times, ,dat§dt 5, 30 March j 2, 5 April*

28, 30 September; 4,5,8 Oct; 2,7,8,11, 13, 18 Nov. """

ICITO Liberating World Trade. Second Report on the Operation of the

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

Interin Commission fcr the International Trade Organization,

Geneva^) 1950.

E. von Mickwitz

A* Posse

United Nations

U.S. Congress

See also E. Wyndham White.

Per Ausbau des Genfer Abkommens liber Zolle iind Kandel

Europa Archiv, Frankfort a. M. 5 Karch 1950

Das Genfer Handelsabkommen.

Schweitzer Monatshefte, ZUricl^ September 1950« (j

The International Trade Organization

Yearbook of the United Nations 1948-49JUnited Nations, New

York, 19500( includes a chapter on GATT) (T

Hearings on Membership and Participation by the United States

in the Un^ctf Trade Organization before the House Committee

on Foreign Affairs.

81 Cong. 2 Sess. Washington D.C. 1950

Unitod D-tatcs Government U.S. Efforts to expand International Trade, by Winthrop G

X Brown J Department of State Bulletin^Washinton D.C. 2 Jan \

Why Private Business should support the ITO,by Winthrop— T=G. BrownJDepartment of State Bulletin,' Wash. D.C. 23 Jan.

•. • —

U.S. Government

_JTU.S. Government Contracting Parties to GATT and Fourth Session.

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C. 17 April '50;

U.S. Government The GebQral Agreement on Tariffs j- Trade, by C.D. Corse

of State Bulletin, Wash. D.C. 1;; riay ':?0,

U.S. Government

U.S. GovernmentV.

'50/3

Fourth Seasion of the Contracting Parties to the General

Agreement on Tariffs & Trade, by M.E. Simm

of State Bulletin, Wash. D.C. 24 July 1950

(Decision not to ^ Havana Charter to Congress) v~iN

press release, U.S. Department of State Bui let ing 18 Dec.,."50

t U.S. Tariff Commission Operation of the Trade Agreements Prograrnnfo Third Report.

U.S. Tariff Commission, Wa<sn. D.C. 1950 (Annecy Round)

E. Wyndham White

;;. Wyndham White

E. V/yndham White

! U.S. Government L

,V '*""•X*

Tariff Revisions to be made at Torquay Meeting.

United Nat ions/Bullet in, New Yortes 1 June 1950 (j^/

The International Trade Organization; Blue—print for a World

Trading System. . _

Address by E. Wyndham White, Executive Secretary of ITO, givenA

at the Centre d'Etudes Industrielles, Geneva, 16 Febr. 1950

IC/ITO dog'. MT/4./10

Problems World Trade is facing & the Need for the International

Trade Organization,

Address deliverd at the International United Nations Conference,

Amsterdam, IC/ITO c^a. KT/7/50, 26 May 1950.N C \ T b <kor.

Future Administration of GATT.

Department of State Bui^ing, Washington D.C. 19500p. 977- /r•g^ti ^ j^

Th_e_Att_ack on Tariffs. An Account of Port-war Tariff Negotiations

& The Barclays Bank/ Review, LondfttU) May 1950- " / / V.X &OQ

Torojiay Conference & World Trade

The Times, Lond^25-26 Sept. 1950,

Tariff l^rgaining seems sfrtow. The Future of GATT.f •Economist, Londoi^-fj 18 November 1950

51/T

1951-

C.H. Alexandrowicz

HI.

International Trade & Tariffs at Torquay^.

World Affairs, London^) April 1951.

L'Accordo generale sulle Tariffe dogonali e il commercio-carrateri e finalita.

lus Gentium, Rorae/f) May-August 1951

Canadian Government The Torquay Conference

External Affairs, Ottawa^ June 1951.

P. Coppola d'Anna

P» Coppola d'Anna

French Government

* ^ * '^r^E* Hexner

L'Accordo Generale sulle Tariffe Do onali e sul Commercio (GATT)

Rome, 195 V)( Examination of each article). rr>

Lights & Shadows of the Torquay Conference

Review of the Economic Conditions in Italy, Rorae s May 1951. CD

r^sultats de la conference de Torquay

MOCI| Pariajs 1? May 1951, w

o PJ,

The General Agreement on Tariffs &. Trade & The Monetary Fund."t^*^International Monetary J&idr" Staff Papers^ Washington D.C.

April 1951

(f)

mM.L. Hoffman

F. Liebich

E. von Mickwitz

S. Parboni

U. K. Government

Reports in^j^^Tew York Times; 1, 2 April; 10 May (edit.);

13,. 15» 17,18, 20, 21, 22, 28 Sept; 9 O c V ? Nov.

Die Europalsche Zollunioiyrs Ihre Kb'glichkeiten und Grenzen. Q

Deutscher Bundesverlag, Bonn^L951» r\

Von Annecy nach Torquay

Eoropa Archiv, Frankfurt-a-! £) 20 October 1951- G)

I.Risiiltati della conferenza di Torquay.

Moneta e Credito, Rome/T) 2nd quarter 1951 0

Report on the Torquay Tariff Negotiations, with text of the

Torquay Protocol. ^,vwA.

HI>iSO, London, 195lr Cpnd-j-- 6226 .; :

'i. Fleming On making the Best of Balance of Payments Restrictions on Irr.poriG

. . . . - . - - . - T , . . ^ v - ., 1 T , -,-.- r l ^v . V r , r « r -V , V-1

51/2

U.K. Government Results of the Torquay Tariff Negotiations

X Board of Trade Journal, London^ 12 May 1951 C)

U.K. Government Survey of the Sixth Session of the Contracting Parties to GATT.

Board of Trade Journal, London, 10 Nov. 1951

United Nations The International Trade Organization

x Yearbook of the United Nations 1950,

- (includes a chapter on GATT;

United Nations, New York,

U.S. Government Analysis of Torquay Protocol of Accession, Schedules and related

i/ Documents to the General Agreement on Tariffs anjr Trade,

* C«v^ P negotiated at Torquay, Engl^Sept. 1950-April 1951 [Department^ ^£-S**\ I l\ U «^

w of State Publication 4209, Commercial policy series 135« )A •'•' •**— "^

U.S» Government Contracting Parties to GATT & Fifth Session

of State Bulletin, Washington D.C. 1 January 1951.

U.S. Government Contracting Parties to the General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade;

Fifth Session, by L. Weiss Js^****

Dejrtr of State Bulletin, Wgtsli. D.C. 12 March 1951

U.S. Government Results of the Torquay Tariff Conference under GATT ty

Dept of State Bulletin, Wastf. D.C. 21 May 1951. f

I U.S. Government Actions taken on strengthening Administration of GATT/ Contracting ,'

Parties and 6th Session.

^^.^. (ic*rtiw%M«*V Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C. 19 Nov. 1951*/ : '.i

, U.S. Tariff Commission Operation of the Trade Agreements Program, 4th Report

I U.S. Tariff Commission, Wash. D.C. 1951

I U.S. €«*t ^- (Decision to withdrawJj^F--N Treatment from CzechoSlovakia)

^ Dept of State Bulletin, Wash. D.C. 20 August 1951

Nr^ Goodbjff-to all GATT

Economist, London, 21 April 1951

———— Torouav Tariff Talks ended. General Agreement extended.

The Times, London 23 April 1931

51/3 '«

• Conclusion of International Tariff Negotiations at Torquay*

. V ^ X V Board of Trade Journal, London-28 april 1951 9"r~* ci French Government v Les re* suit at a de la Conference de TorcmayL 'T ! :—; ^^ .--T)

MOCI, P a r i ) 17 May 1951.

La conference tarifaire de Toro^iay, 18 Sept 1950-21 Avril 1931*

Documentation francaise, Notes et Etudes documentaires, Paris,<s

27 May 1951.

Tariff Negotiations at Toro^iay completed*

Foreign Commerce Weekly, Washington D.C. 28 May 1951

Trade after Torcpiay

The Banker, London, November

Accord g^ngral sur lea Tarifs douaniers et la ooamerce. . .

Principales recommendations de la sucieme session.

MOCI, Paris, 20 December 1951

ill

52/1\1

1952.

W. Diebold The End of the ITO.

Princeton University Press, Princeton N.J. 1952.

^ Essay/in International Finance No 16.

French Government

b-M.A. Heilferie r n

Septieme Session des Parties Contractantes

HOC I, Paria$ 13 Nov. 1952

The Trade of Nations.

Knopf, New York, 1952 (2nd edition)

H.Heyman^

K M.L. 'Hoffman

E. Kttng

\c\To

Japan & the GATT.

Swiss Review of World Affairs, Zurich. October 1951

X Reports in ju»M New York Times; 28 Julii; 8, 11, 29 Octf 2, 11

Nov. ft 14 Dec. ~

Das Allgemeine Abkommen fiber Zolle und Handel (GATT)

Polygrap.scher Verlag,

GATT in tion. Third Report on the Operation of the

general Agreement on Tariffs & Trade.

IO/KX), Geneva 1952.

O

See also E. Wyndham White

L.P. Irahoff GATT, Algemeinea Zoll- und Handelsabkommen. Kommentar.

C .H. \& €

German texts*)

Munich, 1952/Eramine3 each Article, in £»&gl. and

J.A. L'Huillier

E.G. Martin

L*experience de HAccord sur les tarifs douaniers et le commerce.

Revue e"conomique et sociale, Lausanne April 1952. £)

Once in GATT, Always in GATT. The Complications of complexity.

American Bar Association Journal, Chicagof; May 1952. O

J.E. MeadeV

Bretton Woods. GATT and the balance of Payments - a Second Round?

Three '.<- Review, Edinburgh,-, December 1952.

52/2

U.K. Government

U.K. Government

Japan's Application to accede to QATT

Board of Trade Journal, London, 25 October 1952

Seventh Session of GATT

International Survey, Central Office of Information,

London, 2? November 1952

United Nations The International Trade Organization

Yearbook of the United Nations 1951

United Nations, New York, 1952

(includes a chapter on GATT)

U.S. Government

E. Wynd&am White

Seventh Session of GATT closes

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 1 Deo. 1952

The Work of GATT*s Seventh Session

United Nations Bulletin, New York;) 1 December 1952

Agenda for GATT

Economist, London^ 11 October 1952 (Seventh Session) (V)

F?enoh Government > Septieme Session des Parties) ContfractantesL M0|l, Paris, 131 Nov.

Survey of the Seventh Session of the Contracting Parties

to GATT

Board of Trade Journal, London, 15 November 1952

53/1

1953

T. Arita Tariff Concessions under the General Agreement on Tariffs

and Trade

Journal of International Law and Diplomacy, Tokyq ) Dec. 1953

Canadian Government What happened at QATT

Foreign Trade, Ottawa^21 November 1953

French Government L*adhesion provisoire du Japon a 1*Accord...

MOCI, Paris$> 12 November 1953 0

GATT International Trade 1952

GATT, Geneva?) 1953. (Part II. Barriers and Controls in Inter-

national Trade) N


ITT, rO«n«vai f9j3.v Part III. Activities of the Contracting

Parties to GATT)

See also B. Wyndham White

M.L. Hoffman Reports in the New York Times: 16 Feb. 5 14 July; 18, 22, 23,

Sept. } 1, 3t 8, 24 Oct.

C.D. Howe

E.F. Penrose

L'avenir du GATT

Economic Internationale, Paris, Sept.-Oct. 1953

Economic Planning for Peace

Princeton University Press, Princeton N.J., 1953

U.K. Government OATT; Report on the Accession of Japan

International Survey, Central Office of Information, London, /?)

26 February 1953

U.K. Government

U.K. Government

President's Statement on Decisions of QATT Session

Board of Trade Journal,^'31 October 1953v r * t /~v

Decisions at Geneva Conference on General Agreement on

Tariffs and Trade

Board of Trade Journal, London^, 7 November 1953 (Survey of

Eighth Session)

53/2

U.K. Government Eighth Session of GATT

International Survey, Central Office of Information, London,

12 November 1953 --••••,

United Nations The International Trade Organization _>--""

Yearbook of the United Nations/', United Nations, New York, 1953

(includes a chapter on GATT)

U.S. Government GATT - Seventh Session, by L.B. Schwenger

Foreign Agriculture, Washington D.C., February 1953

U.S. Government

|%C. Wilcox

L.B. Wilgress

E. Wyndhaa White

Eighth Session closes at Geneva

Foreign Commerce Weekly, Washington D.C., 2 November 1953

Trade Policies for the Fifties

American Economic Review, -Havocka, Wise., May 1953v-\^ Vc.

The Future of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

Address to the Canadian Manufacturer's Association, 2? May 1953

(distributed by Canadian Department of External Affairs,

Ottawa)

«/Address delivered at the Handels-Hochschule, St. Gollen,

24 November 1953

Bretton Woods, GATT and Related Topics

Reserve Bank of New Zealand Bulletin, Wellington^ (T)

Various dates from September 1950, June 1952 to April 19530

Republished as a pamphlet in July 1953

Japan and QATT

Economist, London, 21 February 1953

Britain's Demarche at GATT

Economist, London, 12 September 1953

Grumbling at GATT


References and ;?urope


53/3

Australia's Doc ire for QATT Review

The Times Review of Industry, London^ October 1953 -

Tariffs under GATT

Barclays Bank Review, London^ November 1953

General ^frreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT); a Background

Note

Royal Institute of International Affairs, London, 13 Nov. 1953

54/1

1954

Canadian Government GATT - Eighth Session

External Affairs , Ottawa, March 1954

French Government La reunion du GATT

GATT

A.D. Gonzales

f £**£'

W. Oorter

M.L. Hoffman

M.L. Hoffman

J. 1'Huillier

MOCI, 4 noveraber 1954

A New Proposal for the Reduction of Customs Tariffs

GATT, Geneva^ 1954 (•)

La organizaci6n del •corvoroio internacional; El Acuerdo

General de Arayoeles y Comgeroio (GATT), Comnentario y texto- - / t ~ n

Camara Nacional de Comijieroio, Montevideo^ 1954 <3)

(Text of GATT in Spanish and ooramentar/ on each Article)

GATT after Six Years - an Appraisal

International Organization, Boatonj) February 1954 0

The Future of GATT

LLoyd's Bank Review, London^ October 1 54 (^

Reports in the New York Times: 24t 29 Oot.f 23 Deo.

Exam en de 1 'Accord ge*ne*ral sur lee tar if a douaniers et le

comroerce. Note pr^liminaire. »-,I i<

Chambre de commerce Internationale, Paris, 22 mti 1954 3

Document no. 100/49

International Cham- GATT Plan for lowering Customs Tariffs

ber of Commerce Report adopted by the Council of th ICC, Paris, 28 Oct. 1954

(published as a pamphlet, January 1955)

D»J» Morgan QATT at the Crossroads

Bankers' Magazine, London, November 1954

J» Royer Le GATT, assurance-vie du commerce international

Echanges internationaux, Paris, 1954

(lecture given for Comite d'action et d'expansion e*conomique,

Paris, December 1953)

U.K. Government

54/2

Review of GATT - Views of Commonwealth Countries

Commonwealth Survey, Central Office of Information, London,

26 November 1954

United Nations

U.S. Government

The International Trade Organization and the General Agreement

on Tariffs and Trade



Report of the Commission on Foreign Economic Policy ("Randall

Report") ~^ /

( A l s o "Staff Paper7"T>Waahington B.C., 1954

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

Review Hearings on GATT. by S.C. Waugh

Department of Stats Bulletin, Washington D.C., 2? Sept. 1954

Strengthening the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, by

S.C. Waugh

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 22 Nov. 1954

R. Vernon America's Foreign Trade Policy and GATT

Princeton University Press, Princeton N.J., 1954

Essays in International Finance No. 21

V

For Cooperation in World Trade. Expanding Role of GATT in

World EconomyH.

United Nations^ Bulletin, New York, 15 March 1954

Rules for Pair Trade

Economist, London/^ 30 October 1954

Britain and Code for Fair Trade

Banker, London-,-) November 1954

1) Britain's Plan for GATT. 2) Japan's Application

Economist, London, 13 November 1954

Cross Currants at Geneva


Q

0

New GATT emerging

Economist, London, 11 December 1954

55/1

American Bar Asso-ciation

1955Disapproving of the , H.R. 5550* providing for U.S.

Participation in the Organization for Trade Cooperation (OTC)

American Bar Association, Washington D»C., 23 June 1955

M. Barkway

American TariffLeague

H,( E. Auailotti

GATT revised

International Journal, Toronto, No. 3, Summer 1955

The Story behind GATT and OTC

American Tariff League, New York^ 1955

II GATT e la sua revisione

La Communite Internationale, Rome 1955 (Jus Gentium, Rome 1956)

Canadian Government The GATT today

External Affairs, Ottawa^ April 1955 Q

Canadian Government Canada and the QATT Negotiations, by C.D. Howe, Minister of

Trade

Foreign Trade, Ottawa^ 6 August 1955 C9

Organisation de cooperation commerciale

Annuaire franfais de droit international, Paria-f) 1955

Prenoh Government La revision du GATT

MOCI, Paris-, 2 May 1955

French Government Les resultats de la neuvieme session du GATT

MOCI, Paris, 9 May 1955

French Government Dixieme Session des Parties Contractantea

MOCI, Paris? 17 November 1955 O


GATT, Geneva, 1955

Part II: Barriers and Controls in International Trade

Part III: Principal Activities of the Contracting Parties

to GATT

GATT See also E, './yndham White

55/2

K.L. Hoffman Reports in the New York Times: 2, 8, 19, 26, 29 Jan.; 1, 5, 8,

22, 23 March? 25 June; 16 Sept.; 7, 24, 28, 29 Nov.; 4 Deo.

International Mone- Relations between the IMF and QATTtary Fund International Financial Nows Survey, Washington D.C., 25 Nov.

1955(Statement by I.S. Friedman in Foreign Economic Policy Hearings

84 Cong., 1 iess. Joint Committee on the Economic Report)

J. Royer L'enjeu de la revision du QATT

Echanges internationaux, Pari^ January 1955 c>

K. Schaffner La Suisse et les grandee organisations ^conomigues interna—

tiohalesRevue Eoonomioue et Sociale, Lausanne,-) October 1955

(Section 3 states why Switzerland has not acceded to GATT)

U.K. Government Review on the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. Ninth

Session of the Contracting Parties. Documents relating to the

ninth session. March 1955*

HMSO, Crad. 94U

(Proposed changes to the Agreement; texts of relevant decisions

and resolutions of the Contracting Parties)

U.K. Government Review of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

Board of Trade Journal, London^ 26 March 1955 o

U.K. Government

United Nations

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade: Statement of Policy

of H.M. Government on the Question of Japan's Accession to

the Agreement

KKSO, Cmd. 9445 , London, 1955*«*r 0





U.S. Council of the GATT. An Analysis and Appraisal of the General Agreement on

International Cham- Tariffs and Trade, prepared by the Fletcher School of Law andoer of Commerce —

Diplomacy 'fo; the U.S. Council of the ICC, I.'ev/ York',- 1555

>s3fe£idfc;*:lJK .' 1!

U.S. Council of the The Organization for Trade Cooperation and the New GATT

International Cham- statement of the ICC Committee on Commercial Policy, with anber of Commerce

analysis and appraisal "by B.C. Hawkins New York;) 1955 r'O /O' "^

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

v— *'

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade - Present Rules and

Proposed Revisions

y Department of State, Washington D.C.y March 1955

Report to the Secretary of State by the Chairman of the United

States Delegation to the Ninth Session of the Contracting Par-

ties... 20 October 1954 - 7 March 1955

Department of State, Washington D.C. 1955

U.S. Government

f|

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

Agreement on the Organization for Trade Cooperation. Text of

the Agreement

v Department of State, Washington D.C./ March 1955

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (QATT). An Explan

ation of its Provisions and the Proposed Amendments t\lA

Department of State Publication 5^13, Washington D.C.y App

Agreement on Organization for Trade Cooperation and Amendments

to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

v Department of State Bulletin, Washington B.C./ 4 April 1955

Partners in World Trade - the Goal of the QATT

Department of State Publication 5879* Commercial Policy Series

x 148, Washington D.C./ June 1955

Contracting Parties to GATT fee44 Tenth Session in Geneva

Foreign Commerce Weekly, Washington D.C., 31 October 1955

U.S. Government Report to the Secretary of State by the Chairman, U.S. Dele-

gation to the Tenth Session... Geneva, 2? October to 3 December

1955

Department of State, Washington D.C., 1955

U.S. Tariff Commis Sighth Report of the United States Tariff Commission on the

Operation of the Trade Agreements Program

U.S. Tariff Commission, Washington D.C., June 1955

(Analyzes proposed anendnente to GATT, also structure and

functions of proposed Organization for Trade Cooperation)

55/4

R. Yernon Organizing for World Trade

International Conciliation, Carnegie Endowment for Interna-

tional Peace, Uew Yorkf November 1955

(GATT's place in international trade; GATT in operation:

material relevant to U.S. Hearings on the proposed Organi-

zation for Trade Cooperation)

S. Wyndham White The Outlook for Cooperation in International Trade

Address to the Socie*te* d'e*tudes e*conomique» et sociales,

Lausanne, 24 March 1955

E. Wyndham White Les obstacles a la liberation des exchanges international

Lecture given at the Randels-Hochschule, St. Call en,

12 December 1955 /"

Published in Auseenwirtschaft, St. Gollen, Jun«

ii

Last in QATT talks

Economist, London, 15 January 1955

The New GATT

Economist, London, 26 March 1955

1956

Association of the Barof the City of New York

The Constitutionality of American Participation in the

proposed OTC and in the QATT

Report by the Committee on International Law, ABCNY,

7 March 1956 r>

See also Supplementary Rofcet, Record of the Association..

October 195?

G. Brang An International Trade Organization; the Second Attempt

Harvard Law Review, Cambridge Mass., January

Canadian Government GATT Negotiations completed

Foreign Trade, Ottawa, 9 June 1956

E. Carbone Les mesures anti-dumping selon le GATT

Legislation internationale, Rome, 195°*

Regional Integration and the Multilateral Approach

Lecture before Bologna Centre of School of Advanced Inter-

national Studies of John Hopkins University, 22 Feb. 1956

; (MGT/46/56)

fo Evans.!- Direct or- for Crommerciai Policy, GATT secre*-

o

N. Franken

French Government

De Betekenis van de algeroene Overeenkomst inzake Tarieven

en Handel (GATT) in het internationale Handelspolitieke

Over leg

A.N. Covers N.V., The Hague, 1956. (Thesis)

La dixieme session du GATT

MOCI, Paris, 23 January 1956

R.N. Gardner Sterling-Dollar Diplomacy

Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1956

(Chapter XVII: The End of the ITO)


GATT, Geneva, 1956

Part II : Developments in Commercial Policy

Part III: Principal Activities of the Contracting Parties

to GATT

GATT

M.L. Hoffman

56/2


Reports in the New York Times; 9, 18, 19 March; 8, 16 May;

6, 9, 14, 23 June; 28 October

[.L. Hoffman The Present System of World Trade

Lloyds Bank Review, London, January 1956

J. Royer Comment commercer aveo les pays neufs

Lecture given under auspices of Comite* d'action et d'expansion,

Paris 11 April 1956

Reproduced, Schanges internationaux, Paris, May 1956

U.K. Government GATT Tariff Negotiating Conference at Geneva

Board of Trade Journal, London, 28 January 1956

U.K. Government Results of the Recent Tariff Negotiations at Geneva

Board of Trade Journal, London, 9 June 1956

U.K. Government Report on the Geneva Tariff Negotiations, 1956...

HMSO, London, Cmd 9779

United Nations

IU.S. Congress





Organization for Trade Cooperation. Hearings on H.R. 5500

1956 & 57 (OTC) before House Ways and Means Committee.' 84 Cong.

1. & 2. Sess Washington D.C.

U.S. Congress Agreement on the OTC. Report of the Committee on House Ways &

Means (to accompany H.R. 5500) 18 April 1956, Washington D.C.

U.S. Government Introducing OTC. An Explanation of the proposed OTC in Simple

Terms

Department of State, Publication 6268, Washington D.C., 1956

U.S. Government United States Participation in GATT Negotiations at Geneva, by

H.V. Prockvow .,

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 30 January 1956 |

56/3

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

Tenth Session of GATT reviews easing of Import Restrictions

Foreign Commerce Weekly, Washington D.C., 2 January 1956

Purposes of the Proposed Organization for Trade Cooperation.

Statements by Secretary of State Dulles and Secretary of Com-

merce Weeks

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 19 March 1956

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

Problems facing the Eleventh Session of the Contracting Parties

to GATT, by H.V. Prochnow

Department of State Bulletin, Washington B.C., 29 October 1956

GATT Session (eleventh) resolves important Issues

Foreign Commerce Weekly, Washington B.C., 3 December 1956

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

Review of the Eleventh Session of the Contracting Parties to

GATT

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 3 December 1956

GATT. Analysis of United States Negotiations 1956

Department of State, Washington D.C., 1956

U.S. Tariff Commis- Operation of the Trade Agreement Program. 9th ReportSlon7 U.S. Tariff Commission, Washington D.C., 1956

(1956 tariff negotiations)

f. Wyndham White The Achievements of the GATT

Address given at Institute of International Studies,

Geneva, 6 December 1956

Trade Dividends from GATT

Economist, London, 9 June 1956

La quatrieme session tarifaire du GATT; ses re*sultatst ses

enseignements

Echanges internationaux, Paris, July 1956

Trade Cooperation or Trade Warfare: the Choice before us. A

brief Examination of the History and Operation of the GATT

and the OTC

Committe for a National Trade Policy, Washington D.C., Jan.

E. Anzilotti

1957

II QATT e il commeroio nei suoi recente aUiluppi

Comraunite Internationale, Rome, 1/1957

Canadian Government Some Restrictions removed at GATT Consultations

Foreign Trade, Ottawa, 20 July 1957

French Government Le onzieme session du GATT


R.N. Gardner Organizing World Trade, A Challenge for American Lawyers

The Record of the Association of the Bar of the City of New

York, April 1957


GATT, Geneva, 1957

Part II: Developments in Commercial Policy

Part III: Activities of the Contracting Parties to GATT

GATT See also S. Wyndham White

G.L. Goodwin GATT and the Organization for Trade Cooperation

Yearbook of World Affairs 1956, London, 1957, pp. 229-255

J.A, 1'Huillier The*orie et pratique de la cooperation e*conomique internationale

Ge*nin, Paris, 1957 ,

Titre II. L'Accord general sur les tarifs douaniers et le com-

merce. Etude descriptive (Premiere partie), et e*tude theorique ,

(Seconde partie) de I1 Accord ge*ne*ral.

R. Martins Weltwirtschaftliche Problematik der aktuellen Inte^rationspro-

jekte vom Standpunkt des GATT

Wirtschaftspolitische Blotter, Vienna, May,1957

J.S. Meade Japan and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

Three Banks Review, London, June 1957

(reproduces lecture given at Univ. of Adelaide, August 1956)

U.K. Government Relations of the GATT to Treaty of Rome and European Free

Trade Association

Board of Trade Journal, 2 November 1957

United Nations

U.S. Congress

57/2

The International Trade Organization and the General Agree-

ment on Tariffs and Trade



Hearings on H.R. 5500 (OTC). H.R. Report No. 200?

84 Cong. 2 Sess, Washington JD.C., 195?

U.S. Government International Trade and Development - the Year Ahead, by

C.D. Dillon


U.S. Government GATT concludes the Twelfth Session

Foreign Commerce Weekly, Washington D.C., 16 December 1957

U.S. Government Review of the 12th Session of the Contracting Parties to QATT

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 23 Dec. 1957

U.S. Government First Annual Report by the President on the Trade Agreements

Program 1956

White House, Washington D.C., 1957

E. Wyndham White International Trade Cooperation in an Expanding World

Address before Academy of Science, Prague, September 1957

Tell it not in GATT

Economist, London, 19 October 1957

GATT and the Six

Economist, London, 2 Nov. 1957 (also 28 Dec*, same title)

1958

A. Blum Plor Acuerdo General sohre Aranceles Aduaneros y Comercio (GATT)

Bavco Central del Ecuador, Boletin Apendice Nos. 372-373,

Quito, July-August 1958

Coppola D'Anna L'accorde Generale sulle tarife doganali e sul oommeroio

dopo la revisione del 1955

Rivista di Politica conomica, Rome, 1958

Domke and Hazard State Trading and the Not-Favored-NaAion Clause

American Journal of international law, 1958, 55

GATT Commercial Policy 1957t including a Report on the recent

Activities of the Contracting Parties

GATT, Geneva, 1958

GATT Trends in International Trade. A Report by a Panel of Experts

GATT, Geneva, 1958

(The "Hoberler" Reprt. Autohrs: R. de 0.Campos, G. Hoberler,

J,E. Meade, J. Tinbergen)

GATT

W. Hollis

I

J.M. Leddy andR.B. Schwenger


Dispute Settlement under the General Agreement on Tariffs and

Trade

International Trade Arbitration, American Arbitration Asso-

ciation, New York, 1958

A Decade of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)

Journal of Farms Economics, Proceedings, Menaska, Wise, May 58

J.K, Leddy: GATT, or cohesive Influence in a Free World

R.B. Schwenger: Synthesis of Trade and Agricultural Policy in

GATT

(Reprinted in R.L. Tontz: "Foreign Agricultural Trade: Selec-

ted Readings", Iowa State University Press, Ames, Iowa, 1966)

A. Loveday Article XXIV of the GATT Rules

Economica Internazionale, Genoa, February 1958

G.M. Meier International Trade and International Inequality

Oxford Economic Papers, October 1958

56/2

J. Royer Le GATT devant le Marohe Commun et la Zone! de Libre Schange

Address at the I.U.H.E.I., Geneva, 2 July 1958

reproduced in Revue Sconomique et Sociale, Lausanne, July 1958

R.G. Schwenger Synthesis of Trade and Agricultural Policy in GATT

Journal of Farms Economics, May 1953

V.A. Seyid Muhammad The Legal Framework of World Trade

Stevens, London, 1953

Chapters: The General Agreement as a multilateral treaty;

GATT in relation to other international organizations; the

organs of GATT; rules and procedure of tariff negotiations;

most—favoured-nation treatment in the General Agreement;

other standards of international economic law in GATT; except-

ions and escape clauses; State intervention; State trading;

customs unions; free—trade areas and frontier traffic; Orga-

nization for Trade Co-operation; an appraisal of GATT.

(this book contains errors of fact)

United Nations

U.S. Government




United Nations, NOW York, 1958

Second Annual Report by the President on the Trade Agreements

Program 1957


R. Vernon Trade Policy in Crisis

Princeton University Press, Princeton N.J. 1958

Essays in International Finance No. 29

E. Wyndham White The GATT after Ten Years

Address to the Canadian Council, International Chamber of

Commerce, Montreal, 19 March 195$

E. Wyndham White The First Ten Years of GATT

Address at the London School of Economic and Political

Sciences, May

E. Wyndham White The Evolution of the GATT

Westminster Bank Review, London, August

**&*

58/3

GATT's Siamese Twin

Economist, London, 10 Kay 195&

A Single Trading World


Agricultural Sins revealed


Dons * Challenge to GATT


1959

P. Aebi Das GATT und die Schweiz

Schweizer Monatshefte, ZUrich, February 1959

Fawcett State Trading and International Organizations

Law and Contemporary Problems, 1959» PP» 342-345

GATT

R. Harrod

See E. Wyndham White

Review of "Trends in International Trade" (Hoberler Report)

Economic Journal, London, September 1959

G. Jaenicke Das Allgemeine Zoll- und Handelsabkommen. Rechtsgrundlagen

und Rechtsprobleme

Archiv des Volkerrechts, TUbingen. 1958/1959, vol. VII,

April 1959

J.A. L'Huillier

G. Lacharriere

La cooperation economise Internationale 1957-1959

Ge*nin, Paris, 1959

(Chapter " examines the main rules of GATT and how GATT works)

L'examen par le GATT du Traite de Rome

Annuaire Erancaise du Droit International 1958, Paris 1959

P. Mario

R. Nurkse

United Nations

Le Marche commun et le QATT

Revue du Marche Coramun, Paris, October 1959

Trends in World Trade

Kyklos, Basel, 1959, Fasc. 1

(reviews "Trends in International Trade")





U.S. Government Contracting Parties make Decisions on Stimulating World Trade

Foreign Commerce Weekly, Washington B.C., 8 January 1959

U.S. Government GATT and Trade Expansion, from an address by H. Kearns

Foreign Commerce Weekly, Washington D.C., 15 June 1959

59/2

U.S. Government 15th Session of the Contracting Parties to GATT opens in Tokyo

Foreign Commerce Weekly, Washington D.C., 3 November 1959

U.S. Government Third Annual Report by the President on the Trade Agreements

Program 1958


N. Welter, Die GATT-Bestimmungen und die EWG-Assozierung

EuropSische Wirtschaft, Baden-Baden, No. 11, 1959

E. Wyndham White International Trade; Challenge and Response

Address given at Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts

University, Mass., April 1959

GATT*s controversial Bag

Economist, London, 16 May 1959

Europe and the Rest

Economist, London, 13 June 1959 (14th session)

GATT goes to Japan


1960

J.J. Allen

M. Boyer

The European Common Market and the GATT

University of Washington Press, Washington D.C., 1960

Les points litigieux entre le GEE et le GATT

Revue du Marche Commun, Paris, 1960, pp. 237»««

Canadian Government GATT Sixteenth Session

Monthly Bulletin, Department of External Affairs, Ottawa,

August 1960

Canadian Government GATT Tariff Conference 1960-61

External Affairs, Ottawa, October 1960

I. Prank Discrimination, Regionalism and the GATT

Proceedings of the American Society of International Law 1960

Washington D.C.

French Government Les travail* du GATT


GATT The Activities of GATT 1959/60

GATT, Geneva, 1960

GATT

H. Gross


Das GATT als We Ithandelscharter

Aussenpolitik, Freiburg, 1960, No. 2

G. Lacharriere Integrations re'gionales et organisations Internationales

Economic applique, Paris, no. 2, 1960

New York Times Reports on GATT; 18, 23 May; 1, 5 June; 28 August; 2, 7 Sep-

tember; 14 November

R. Ramoin The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

Journal du droit international, Paris, July—Sept. 1960

United Nations The International Trade Organization and the General Agree-




60/2

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

R.R. Wilson

E. Wyndham White

B. Wyndham White

E. Wyndham White

The 1960-61 QATT Tariff Conference, by H.M. Catudal

Dept. of State Bulletin, Washington B.C., 22 February 1960

Contracting Parties to GAT? to meet in Geneva for Trade

Discussions

Foreign Commerce Weekly, Washington B.C., 30 May 1960

Seventeenth Session ends in Geneva


Fourth Annual Report by the President on the Trade Agreements

Program 1959

White House, Washington B.C., 1960 (report on 14th session)

Seventeenth Session ends in Geneva; GATT Nations urged to

drop Barriers to Impacts from Dollar Area


United States Commercial Treaties and International Law

Hauser, New Orleans, 1960

Looking Outwards

Address to the General Export Association of Sweden, Stock-

holm, April 1960

Europe in the GATT

Address under auspices of Europe House, London, 11 May 1960

Commercial Policies for the 196*0*8

Address under auspices of Centro Italiano di Studi per la

Reconciliazione Internazionale, Home, 23 June 1960

GATT veto the Seven


Les points litigieux entre le CES et le QATT

Revue du Marche Commun, Paris, June 1960

GATT 16th Session concludes its work

Board of Trade Journal, 17 June 1960

*

60/3

GATTfs Challenge to Atlantic Cooperation


Hopeful Pessimists of QATT

Economist, London, 3 September 196*0

The GATT Tariff Conference

Bankers' Magazine, London, October 1960

<4

1961

J.J. Allen The European Common Market and the General Agreement on

Tariffs and Trade; a Study in Compatibility

Law and Contemporary Problems, Duke University, Durban N.C

No. 26, 1961

E. Anailotti II GATT, suoi carrateri e sue vicende

Stato Sociale, Turin. No. 5, 6, 8. 1961

M. Camps Pour Approaches to the European Problem

1. The single European Market; 2. The "United Kingdom join

the Six"; 3. The OECD or Atlantic Community; 4. The global

or GATT approach.

Political and Economic Planning, London, March 1961

I. Prank The European Common Market; an Analysis of Commercial Policy

Stevens, London, Praeger, New York, 1961

(includes account of inter-relations between GATT and EEC and

EFT*)

I. Gal-Edd The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and the Developing

Countries. Is GATT a Rich Man's Club?

Government Printing Press, Jerusalem, 1961

R.N. Gardner Legal-Economic Problems of International Trade

Columbia Law Review, New York, 1961, pp. 313-321

R.N. Gardner

GATT

Note on United States Participation in the General Agreement


Columbia Law Review, New York, March 1961

(1. Constitutionality of U.S. participation in GATT as "Law

of the Land"; 2. Compatibility of U.S. import restrictions

with GATT provisions)

The Activities of GATT 1960/61

GATT, Geneva, 1961

GATT See also E. Wyndham White

G. de Lacharriere Aspects recents de la clause de la nation la plus favorisee

Annuaire fran9aise de Droit International, Paris, 1961

61/2

J.A. L'Huillier La cooperation economique Internationale, 1960-1961

Ge'nin, Paris, 1961

Titre I: LfAccord general... Chapitre I: Les dispositions

d'ordpe institutional; Gh. II: Le fonctionneraent du GATT

P.K. Liebioh Das QATT; eine Textausgabe des Allgemeinen Zoll- und Handels~

abkommens

Lutzeyer, Baden-Baden, 1961

(Text of GATT translated into German; also several Protocols

of Accession. GATT's organization, achievements, current work ,.

programme.)

New York Times Reports on GATT; 30 May; 18, 21, 22 July; 14» 25, 28 November;

1, 9 December

G. Patriaroa II GATT e la clausola delle nazione piu favorita; regola e

eccezioni

Rivista di politica economica, Home, December 1961

J» Royer Le GATT et les grands problemes economicrues

Bulletin du Conseil Nationale du Patronat Pran9ais, Paris.

March 1961

J. Royer

9

L'avenir des relations commerciales entre les diverses regions

economiques du monde

Address under auspices of Comit£dlAction et d'Expansion eco-

nomique. [

Summarized MOCI 16 December 1961; Schanges internationaux

No. 57-58 1962

United Nations The International Trade Organization and the General Agreement



United Nations, New York, 196!

U.K. Government GATT Meeting on Cotton Textiles

Board of Trade Journal, London, 4 August 1961

U.S. Congress Hearings before the Subcommittee on Foreign Economic Policy

of the Joint Economic Committee.

8? Cong. 1 Sess. December 1961 ( 2 volumes)

61/3

U.S. Congress Trade Restraints in the Western Community

Joint Economic Committee, Washington D.C., 1961

U.S. Government Fifth Annual Report of the President on the Operation of the

Trade Agreements Program 196*0

White House, Washington D.C., September 1961 (16th session)

U.S. Government The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade; an Article~by-

Article Analysis in Layman's Language, by H.M. Catudal

Reprint from Department of State Bulletin, 26 June 4 3 July 61

Department of State Publication 7235- July 1961

E. Wyndham White GATT as an International Trade Organization

Address to Polish Institute of International Affairs, Warsaw,

6 June 1961

B. Wyndham White Some Structural Problems of International Trade

Address to Polish Economic Society, Warsaw, 12 June 1961

GATT in World Trade Today

Midland Bank Review, London, February 1961

Straining at GATTS


La dix-neuvieme session du GATT

Problemes e'conomiques, Paris, 26 December 1961 i" i

*»;&**:• =•

1962

C.H. Alexandrowicz World Bconomic Agencies: Law and Practice


Ch. 1: The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, Section 1,

GATT and IMF; 2. State Trading Countries; 3. Tariffs and

Quantitative Restrictions; 4« Import Restrictions, the forquay

Protocol and Municipal Law; 5» Subsidies; 6, The Contracting

Parties

A. Bolensi La technique des negociations au GATT

Revue du Marche* Commun, Paris, May 1962

Canadian Government GATT, Nineteenth Session, Geneva, 1961

External Affairs, Ottawa, March 1962

Canadian Government GATT, Tariff Conference ends at Geneva

External Affairs, Ottawa, August 1962

French Government

GATT

Au sein du GATT, accords entre la CBS et lea Etats-Unis

MOCI, Paris, 1? March 1962


GATT, Geneva, 1962

GATT See also B. Wyndham White

s. Kting GATT

Polygrafischer Verlag, Ztirich, 1962

M. Ludwig The Meaning of GATT

Aussenwirtschaft, St. Gollen, March 1962

New York Times Reports on GATT; 16 Jan.; 1?, 20 Feb.; 8, 10 March; 3 October;

14| 16, 19 November

J. Royer World Trade: the Danger of Regionalism

Lloyds Bank Review, London, October 1962

G. Scliavone L'Art. XXIV del GATT e il tratatto istituto della CSE

Revista di Diritto Suropeo, Rome, January-March 1962

62/2

U.K. Government QATT Cotton Textile Committee agrees on Long-Term Arrangement

Board of Trade Journal, London, 16 February

U.K. Government U.K.-U.S. Tariff Cuts are Major Steps in GATT Negotiations

Board of Trade Journal, London, 16 March 1962

U.K.-3.E.G. Agreement concluded in GATT Tariff Conference

Board of Trade Journal, London, 25 May 1962

U.K. Government Report on the Conclusion of the Geneva Tariff Negotiations

1960-62

Board of Trade Journal, London, 17 August 196*2

United Nations The International Trade Organization and the General Agreement




U.S. Congress

U.S. Congress

U.S. Government

Hearings on the Trade Expansion Act of 19&2 before the Senate

Committee on Finance

87 Cong. 2 Sess, Washington D.C., 1962 (2 volumes)

Trade Expansion Act of 1962. Hearings before the House Commit-

tee on Ways and Means

87 Cong. 2 Sess. Washington D.C., 1962 (6 volumes)

GATT Ministerial Meeting, November 1961. Report on 19th Session

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 1 January 1962

U.S. Government GATT; Analysis of United States Negotiations; 1960-61 Tariff

Conference

Department of State Publication 7349i Washington D.C. (4 vol.)

U.S. Govennment Issues facing GATT in the New Trading World


U.S. Government The New Trade Expansion Act, by L. Weiss

Department of State Publication No. 7372, Washington D.C. 1962

U.S. Government United States concludes Tariff Negotiations in Geneva

Foreign Commerce Weekly, Washington D.C., 19 March 1962

62/3

U.S. Government Sixth Annual Report of the President on the Trade Agreements

Program 1961


U.S. Government Major Aspects of the Trade Expansion Act

Department of State Bulletin, Washington B.C., 1962, pp. 597'

605

U.S. Government 20th Session covers wide Range of Trade Problems

International Commerce, U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Washington D.C.

1? December 1962

U.S. Tariff Commis-sion

Operation of the Trade Agreements Program. 14th Report

U.S. Tariff Commission, Washington D.C., 1962

(1960-62 tariff negotiations)

E. Wyndham White The Textile Industry and International Trade

Address to Northern Textiles Association, Portsmouth N.H.,

20 September 1962

R. Zinser Das GATT und die Heistbegtinstigung. Das Kernstiick dee QATT

und seine Bedeutung ftlr die internazionalen Wirtschafts-

beziehungen

Lutzeyer, Baden-Baden, 1962

19th GATT Session

Bankers' Magazine, London, January 1962

Half the Picture


Cotton Textiles; unkind Cut?

Economist, London, 1? March 1962

Whose Trade Conference?


1/1

Canadian Government

1963

GATT: Twentieth Session, Geneva, 1962

External Affairs, Ottawa, January 1963

W.L. Clayton GATT. the Marshall Plan and OECD

Political Science Quarterly, New York, December 1963

K.W. Darn Regional Economic Arrangements and the QATT: the Legacy of

a Misconception

University of Chicago Law Review, Summer 1963

M.H. Fischer What Chance of Lower Tariffa? GATT and the Kennedy Round

World Today, London, May 1963

French Government La "guerre du poulet"

MOCI, Paris, 10 August 1963

GATT The GATT and the Developing Countries t an Appraisal

Statement by F. Gundelock, Deputy Executive Secretary,

Geneva, 1963

GATT doc. INT (63)546. 1? December 1963

GATT See also E. Wyndham White

I.B. Kravis Domestic Interests and International Obligations. Safeguards

in International Trade Organizations

University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia, 1963

(Section on GATT examines the "safeguard clauses", freedom

to alter commitments, defensive measures)

G. de Lacharriere Commerce exterieur et soua—deVeloppement

Presses Universitaiires de France, Paris, 1963

(Chapters on the role of GATT,criticism of its work, changes

to be adopted)

M. Marin Struttura e problemi del QATT

Rassegna Sconomica del Banco di Napoli, Naples, 1963, No. 2

S.D. Metzger International Trade; the Trade Expansion Act and its Prospects

Common Market Law Heview, London, 1963, No. 3

63/2

New York Times Reports on GATT; 26, 2? April; 10, 1?, 18, 20, 21, 22, 24 May

27, 28 June; 23 July; 7, 21 August; 4, 5, 7, 11, 14, 16, 17,

19, 22 Oct.; 22, 27, 28 Nov.; 2 Dec.

Pan American Union The Relevance of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

(GATT) for Latin America and Possible Forms of Association

OSA/See H./XIII, Pan American Union, Washington D.C.,

9 August 1963

J. Royer The Prospects for "freer" Trade

Moorgate & Wall Street, London, Spring 1963

G. Schiavone

P. Smith

Uguaglianza di trattamento e olausola delle nazione piu

favorita nell'Accordo generale sulle tarife doganali e sul

commeroio

Rivista di diritto internazionale, Milan, 1963, no. 3

What is GATT?

3FTA Bulletin, Geneva, April 1963

H. Steinber^rer GATT und regionale Wirtschaftszusammenschliisse

Heymans, KbIn, 1963

(operation of GATT Article XXIV)

S. Strange Changing Trends in World Trade

Yearbook of World Affairs 1962, London, 1963

Background to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

Board of Trade Journal, London, 10 May 1963

U.K. Government General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade; Ministerial Meeting

at Geneva

Commonwealth Survey, London, 21 May 1963

U.K. Government The Kennedy Round of Trade Negotiations

Board of Trade Journal, London, 23 November 1963

United Nations International Trade Organization and the General Agreement on

Tariffs and Trade



63/3

U.S. Government Basic Decisions to come: GATT Negotiations at Point where

Recommendations of Industry or Specifics needed

International Commerce, US Dept. of Commerce, Washington D.C.

2? May 1963

U.S. Government GATT Committees to start Negotiations for Kennedy Round next

May

International Commerce, Washington B.C., J7 June 1963

U.S. Government GATT Ministerial Meeting

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 3 June 1963

U.S. Government GATT Trade Negotiations

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 2? May 1963

U.S. Government GATT Ministers reach Agreement on Tariff Negotiating Proce-

dures, Statement by" C.A. Herter


U.S. Government The Kennedy Round - Progress and Promise, by W.T. Gossett

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 19 August 1963

U.S. Government Measures to balance Trade Concessions, lay C.A. Herter

International Commerce, Washington D.C., August 1963

U.S. Government GATT; U.S. Businessman's best Bet for Export Profits, by

J. Prior

International Commerce, Washington D.C., 2 December 1963

U.S. Government Seventh Annual Report of the President on the Trade Agreements

Program 1962


(includes activities of GATT in 1961)

U.S. Library ofCongress

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT); Selected

References, 1952~1963f by E.S. Billings

Library of Congress, Washington D.C., 1963


Investigations into the Escape Clause of Trade Agreements

U.S. Tariff Commission, Washington D.C., 1963, Publ. no. 116

63/4


List of Selected Publications relating to U.S. Tariff and

Commercial Policy and the the GATT (?th edition)

U.S. Tariff Commission, Washington D.C., 1963, TO Publ. 83

D. Vignes Le fonotionnement d*une procedure de conciliation; a propos

la guerre des poulets

Annuaire fran9ais de droit international, Paris, 1963,

p. 473-480

S. Wyndham White

E. Wyndham White

Europe and the Trade Negotiations of 1963/64 within the GATT

Framework

Address to Societe* d'Bconomie Politique de Zttrich, March '63

Make or Break in Geneva

Address to Canadian Committee of Private Policy Association

of Canada, Montreal, 5 June 1963

The Gap in GATT


God flies in GATT


Wanted; an alternative Trade Policy


Kennedy Round about

Economis.t, London, 14 December 1963

1964

P. Bareau Bretton Woods - Twenty Years after. The GATT

National Provincial Bank Review, London, August

M. Camps The Kennedy Round

World Today, London, May 1964

Committee for Econo-mic Development

Trade Negotiations for a Better World Sconomy

Committee for Sconomic Development, New York, 1964

M.H. Fisher The GATT we trust

Banker, London, March 1964

French Government

French Government

Le commerce du monde libre cherehe son second souffle

HOCI, Paris, 8 January 1964

Kennedy Round (exceptions lists)

MOCI, Paris, 12-15 August 1964

French Government

French Government

Kennedy Round; les positions de 1'administration americaine

MOCI, Paris, 4 November 1964

GATT et sous-developpement. Un nouveau chapitre de 1*Accord

General

MOCI, Paris, 23, 26 December 1964

R.N. Gardner GATT and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Develop- '

ment

International Organization, Boston, Winter 1964 '

R.N. Gardner The Pursuit of World Order. U.S, Foreign Policy and Inter-

national Organizations

Praeger, New York, 1964

(Part II: describes Kennedy Round and work of GATT)

GATT The Role of GATT in relation to Trade and Development

GATT, Geneva, 1964

(Prepared by GATT secretariat for UNCTAD I. Reproduced in

UNCTAD Proceedings, First Session. Vol. II, 1964)

GATT See also E. I/yndham White

64/2

C.A. Herter Die Kennedy Runde. Ausaichte und Probleme

Aussenpolitik, Stuttgart, June 1964

M.L. Hoffman Can the GATT System survive?

Lloyds Bank Review, London, July 1964

International Mone- A New Chapter for GATTtary Fund International Financial News Survey, IMF Washington D.C.,

18 December 1964

K. Jacobi Die Kennedy-Runde des GATT und die Schweiz

Schweizer Monatshefte, ZUrich, July 1964

Non-tariff Import Restrictions. Remedies available under

U.S. Law

Michigan Law Review, Ann Arbor Mich., June 1964

S.D. Metzger Trade Agreements and the Kennedy Round. An Analysis of the

Economic, Legal and Political Aspects of the Trade Expansion

Act of 1962 and the Prospects for the Kennedy Round of Tariff

NegotiationsCoiner, Fairfax, Va., 1964

F, Modrzewski

New York Times

Poland and the GATT

Polish Perspectives, Warsaw, Vol. VII, No. 2, November 1964

Reports on QA?T; 16, 20, 23, 30 Jan.; 20, 28 Feb.} 10, 11, 16,

20 March; 8, 15, 23 April; 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 30 May; 1, 5 June;

1 Sept.; 22, 23, 31 Oct.; 12, 13, 14, 16, 1?, i S N o v ^ j 10, 12,

16, 17, 19, 21 Dec.

J.H. Hitches Agriculture Protection and Trade. Proposlas for an Inter-

national Policy

Pall Mall Press, London, 1964

M. Rom

W. Schaumann

Customs Unions and Third Countries in GATT

Kyklos, Basel, Vol. XVII, Fasc. 2, 1964

Das GATT und seine Bedeutung fiir die Schweiz

Schweizerisches Jahrbuch fiir Internationales Recht, Zurich,

1964

United Nations

64/3

The International Trade Organization and the General Agree*



United Nations, Hew York, 1964

United Nations Towards a New Trade Policy for Development

Document B/CONP. 46/3, February 1964

Report by the Secretary-General of UNCTAD. (Various referen-

ces to GATT and developing countries)

United Nations Proceedings of the UN Conference on Trade and Development

United Nations, New York, 1964, Sales No. 64.11.B. 15 & 1?

Vol. V: Institutional Arrangements (work of GATT is included

Vol. VII: Trade Expansion and Regional Groupings (various

references to GATT)

United Nations The Developing Countries in GATT

UNCTAD Doc. S/COHP. 46/36, Geneva, 1964

U.S. Council of the The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade; Staff Report

International Cham- council of the ICC, New York, 1964frer of Commerce

U.S. Government QATT, General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

Department of Commerce, Washington D.C. (pamphlet)

U.S. Government Eighth Annual Report of the President on the Trade Agreements

Program 1963


(Ch. Ill: Trade Agreements Program and GATT)

U.S. Government Kennedy Round opens

International Commerce, Washington D.C., 4 May 1964

H. Walker Dispute Settlement; the Chicken War

American Journal of International Law, Washington D.C.,July 64

E. Wyndham White Commercial Policies in a Changing World

Address at Gothenburg, August 19^3

Reprinted in Quarterly Bulletin of Central Bank of Ireland,

Dublin, April 1964

E. Wyndhara White

64/4

Testing Time for GATT

Times Review of Industry and Technology, London, May 1964

E. Wyndham White Geneva Trade Negotiations

Address to Consultative Assembly of Council of Europe, Stras-

burg, 3 November 1964

Grand Design frayed


Kennedy Round; Handful of Duet


Auguries for the Kennedy Round


Poland and GATT, Ironies of Trade

Economist, London, 4 July 196*4

La "Longue Marohe" du Kennedy Round

Revue du Marc he* Commun, Paris, November 1964

Sop for the Poor


Cotton Textiles, Tacit Agreement; tacit Resistance


GATT and the Developing Countries

Commonwealth Survey, London, 22 December 1964

1965

B. Balassa Tariff Protection in Industrial Countries; an Evaluation

Journal of Political Economy, Chicago 111., December

R.E. Baldwin Trade, Growth and the Balance of Payments; Essays in Honor of

G. Haberler

Rand Ne Nally, Chicago, 1965

R.S. Baldwin: "Tariff -cutting Techniques in the Kennedy Round"

A.C. Coudert The Application of the United States Anti-dumping Law in the

light of a Liberal Trade Policy

Columbia Law Review, New York, February

8.Curzon Multilateral Commercial Diplomacy. The General Agreement on

Tariffs and Trade and its Impact on National Commercial Poli«

cies and Techniques

Michaal Joseph, London, 19^5* Praeger, New York, 1966

I j Historical Orientation

II : Organization - how GATT works

III : Most-Favoured-Nation Clause

IV : Customs Tariff; Tariff Negotiations 1947-1962

V : Tariff Stabilization

VI : Quantative Restrictions on Trade

VII i Agriculture

VIII: Economic Development and Commercial Policy; Commercial

Policy Aid

IX : Economic Regionalism

X : State Trading

XI : Projects and Prospects

- : Bibliography

Also available in Spanish:

La diplomacia del comercia multilateral.••

Fondo de Cultura Economica, Mexico City, 1969

J.M. van Dijck Les "Negotiations Kennedy" et 1'article 75 du traite* de Rome

Chronique de Politique Etrangere, Brussels, 19^5i No. 1

French Government Kennedy Round

MOCI, Paris, 24 Feb., 19 May, 22, 23 Sept., 1 Dec. 1965

GATT

65/2


GATT, Geneva, 1965

GATT See E. Wyndham White

H.G. Johnson An Sconomic Theory of Protectionism, Tariff Bargaining and

the Formation of Customs Unions

Journal of Political Sconoray, June 1965

T. Kanungi State Succession in the Framework of GATT

American Journal of International Law, Washington D.C.,

April 1965

P.B. Kenen The Multilateral Approach to Trade Polioy

International Economics, New York, April

J.S. Larabrinidis The Structure, Function and Law of a Free Trade Area. The

European Free Trade Association

Stevens, London, 1965, for the London Institute of World

Affairs

Ch. XII: Compatibility of the EFTA Convention with GATT

C. Mathews Non-tariff Import Barriers and the Kennedy Round

Common Market Law Review, Leyden, March

3.D. Metzger

New York Times

The Prospects for the Kennedy Round

Journal of Business Law, Washington D.C., April 1965

Reports on QATT; 13, 18, 26 Jan.; 2, 5, 11, 12, 25 Feb.;

10, 17, 19» 22, 26 March; 16, 24, 27, 30 April; 14, 18, 25

May; 11 June; 13 July; 21 Aug.; 16, 17, 24 Sept.; 29 Oct.;

21 Deo.

G. Patterson World Tariff Preferences help Economic Development?

Lloyds Bank Review, London, April 1965

A. Philip Le Kennedy Round, Europe et Pays Tiers

Bulletin de 1'Association des Juristes Europe*ens, Paris,

no. 23-24, 1965

W. Schauraann Das GATT und eine Bedeutung fiir die Schweiz

Schweizerisches Jahrbuch ftlr Internationales Recht, Ztirich,

65/3

U.K. Government GATT; Part IV; Trade and Development. Statement of Policy

with Texts of Part IV and Related Documents

HMSO, Cmd. 2618, March 1965

United Nations The International Trade Organization and the General Agree



United Nations, New York,

U.S. Government Kennedy Round Decisions

International Commerce, Washington D.C., 5 April 1965

U.S. Government The Kennedy Round, address "by M. Blumenthal

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 26 April 1965

U.S. Government The Kennedy Round; a Progress Report, by C.A* Heeter

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 5 July 1965

U.S. Government V/orld Trade and the Kennedy Round, address by M.W. Blumenthal

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 9 August 1965

U.S. Government Trade Windows to the World

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 6 Sept. 1965

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

Commercial Policy at the Crossroads, address by M.W* Blumen-

thal

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 16 Sept. 1965

K.H. Bold Bffort to demolish Trade Barriers continues, by

M.W. Blumenthal

International Commerce, Washington B.C., 27 December 1965

U.S. TariffCommission

Operation of the Trade Agreements Program* 16th Report. July

1963 - June 1964


(Preparation for Kennedy Round. 21st session)

JS. Weintraub Border Tax Adjustments and the GATT

Tax Executive, July 1965

E. Wyndham White Les relations commerciales internationales

Revue de la Socie'te' d1 Etudes et d1 Expansion, Brussels,

Nov-Dec. 1965

Agriculture; the Crunch

Economist, London, 30 January

Japan and the GATT; Holier than Thou

Economist, London, 20 February

Canada's Car Deal. Easy Passage in GATT?

Economist, London, 6 February

Three articles on K.R.. by Kohlhase, Cornides, Ketchum

Europa-Archiv, Bonn, 10 May

The Expansion of World Taade; Legal Problems and Techniques

Conference under auspices of British Institute of Internation-

al and Comparative Law, July 19 4

International Law Series No. 4» 3.I.I.C.L. London, March 1965

Articles include: "Prospects for the K.R," by S.D. Metzger;

"Regional Cooperation between Developing Countries" by J.P.

Brunetj "Non-tariff Barriers as an Obstacle to World Trade"

by M.S. Maes el

GATT and ])eveloping Countries; Complex Kennedy Round Nego-

tiations at Geneva

National and Grindlays Review, London, April 1965

1966

H. Bachmann Zwei Verhandlungsphasen in der Kennedy Hunde

Aussenwirtschaft, Ziirich, September 1966

J. Dugimont Les negotiations du Kennedy Round

Etudes Economiques, Paris, April 1966

French Government Pour sauver le K.R. une proposition de compromis

KOCI, Paris, 4 May 1966

French Government K.R. Vers la reconduction des accords de 1962

MOCI, Paris, 12 October 1966

H.G. Johnson Trade Preferences and Developing Countries

Lloyds Bank Review, London, April 1966

J.A. Locarte GATT and the Expansion of Trade of Less Developed CountriesForeign Trade Review, New Delhi, July-September 1966

M. Marin II criterio della reciprocita nell'accordo generale sulle

tarife doganali e sul commercio

Annuario di Diritto Internazionale 1966

Libreria Scientifica, Napoli

M.A.G. van Meers«hoeghe

International Economic Institutions

Wiley, New York, 1966. Longman, London, 1971 (2nd edition)

S.D. Hetzger

New York Times

Law of International Trade: Documents and Proceedings

Lerver Law Books, Washington D.C., 1966

(Re-issued in 1972: see under 1972 for details)

Reports on GATT; 5, 12 Jan.; 1 Feb.; 7 March; 8 April; 2,

12 May; 10 June; 15 July; 20 Oct.; 1 Nov.$ 1, 9, 15 Dec.

GATT See E. Wyndham White

66/2

Gardner Patterson Discrimination in International Trade. The Policy Issues;

1945-1965Princeton University Press, Princeton N.J., 1966

I : The Setting

II : Discrimination for Balance of Payments Reasons

III : Discrimination as a Stepping Stone to Non-discrimina

tion: Temporary Regional Arrangements

IV+V: Discrimination and Permanent Regional Organizations

VI : Discrimination as a Tool for Protection

VII : Discrimination to facilitate Economic Development

VIII: Summary of Findings and Conclusions

J. Royer Kennedy Round; echec ou succes?

Revue politique et parlementaire, Paris, 1966, No. 769

G. Schiavone II principio di non-discriminazione nei rapporti commercial!

internazionali

Milan, 1966

P. Sonderegger Die Kennedy Runde als Integrationsinstrument

Sur o pa-Arc hi v, Bonn, 1966, No. 10

M.D. Steuer andG.F. Brb

An Smpyrical Test of the'GATT Ijypothesis'

Journal of Political Economy, Chicago 111., June 1966

U.K. Government Report on the Kennedy Round Negotiations

Board of Trade Journal, London, 25 February 1966

United Nations The Interim Commission for the International Trade Organiza-

tion and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade



U.S. Congress Foreign Policy Aspects of the Kennedy Round

Hearings before the Subcommittee on Foreign Economic Policy

of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs

89 Cong. 2 Sess. Washington D.C., 1966

U.S. Government U.S. Trade Policy after the Kennedy Round - Helping the De-

veloping Countries help Themselves, by A.M. Solomon

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 21 Nov. 1966

U.S. Government

66/3

The Kennedy Round; the Final Phase, by W.M. Blumenthal

Department of State Bulletin, 1966, p. 671-675

U.S. Government Tenth Annuatal Report of the President on the Trade Agreements

Program 1965


U.S. Tariff Com-mission

Operation of the Trade Agreements Program. 17th Report. July

1964 - Dec. 1965

U.S. Tariff Commission, Washington B.C., 1966

S.J. Wells

iE. Wyndham White

The Kennedy Round

Yearbook for World Affairs 1966


International Trade Policy - the Kennedy Round and beyond

Address at Bad Godesberg, October 1966

GATT. The Right Kind of Revision


East-West Trade; Yugoslavia joins GATT


The Kennedy Round can succeed

Intereconomios, Hamburg, May 1966

The Changing Shape of GATT. Problems and Initiatives

Barclays Bank Review, London, May 1966

La negociation Kennedy. Quelgues points d*interrogation

Revue du Marche Commun, Paris, July—August 1966

The Kennedy Round; down the Homestretch

Fortune, New York, August 1966

Kennedy Round; how nasty a Grunch?


1967/1

H. Bachinann Per Ausgang der Kennedy Round.

Aussenwirtschaft, Zurich, Heft II, June 1967-

B. Balassa

B. Balassa & &.E.

Kreinin

Trade Liberalizations and the Kennedy Round

Review of Economics & Statistics, Harvard U.P, Cambridge,

Mass, Kay 1967•

Trade Liberalization under the Kennedy Round: the Static Effects

The University Press, Hew Haven, Cenn. 1967 also Review of

Economics May 1967.1: Statistics May 1967.

Economic Growth Center, Paper no 107•

B. Balsassa &.

Associates

Studies in Trade Liberalization

John Hopkins Press, Baltimore 1967•

Ch. IX: Non-tariff Barriers,bij W.B. Kelly.

Canadian Government Canadian Tariff Concessions agreed in the K.R. Negotiations*

Department of Finance, Ottawa, June 1967

Canadian Government The Kennedy Round; a detailed Report.

Foreign Trade, Ottawa, 1 July 1967.

Canadian Government Commonwealth & Referential Tariff Charges in the K.R.

Foreign Trade, Ottawa, 19 August 1967.

Canadian Government K.R. Tariff Concessions granted by East European Countries

Foreign Trade, Ottawa, 2 September 1967

M.Z. Cutajar

A. Franks

The less-developed Countries in World Trade; a Referance

Handbook

Overseas Development Institute, London 1967

(examines the work of GATT & UNCTAD).

J.W. Evans The GATT as an Instrument for Tariff Bargaining.

Proceedings after American Society of International Law,

Washington D.C. April, 1967•

J.W. Evans U.S. Trade Policy: I'ew Legislation for the Next Round

Harper L Row, New York, for the Council on Foreign Relations

1967.

67/2

K.J. Eerman &•

J.F. Garson

U.S. Export Controls, Past, Present & Future.

Columbia Law Review, &ew York, I-Iay 1967.

G.C. Fischer The frost-favored nation clause in GATT; a Need for Revaluation?

Stanford Law Review, Stanford, Gal. April 1967*

ti.K. Fisher Beyond the Kennedy Round

Banker, London, October 1967

French Government Le K.R. est entre* dans sa place finale.

MOCI, Paris, 5 april 1967

ench Government Le K.R. et Grande Britagne

MOCI, Paris, 10 May 1967

French Government K.R.: Un succes interne pour le GEE.

KOCI, Paris, 17 Kay 1969.

French Government

French Government

Rgsultats du K.R.: KOCI interviewe M. Debr$t ministre de

I'Economie et des Finances

MOCI, Paris, 24 Kay 1967.

K.R» Sssai devaluation des rgsultats sur le commerce

exterieur francais.

MOCI, Paris, 2 & £ August; 9 & 12 August? 23 &. 26 August.

GATT

GATT

Twentieth Anniversary of the General Agreement on Tariffs

& Trade; 1947-1967, A short Chronology of Events.

GATT, Geneva, Press release GATT/1C08. 8 november 1967, See

also £. Wyndham White.

Greenwold UNCTAD & GATT as instruments for the Development of Trade

Policy

Proceedings of the American Society of International Law,

Washington D.C. 1967.

H, Gross Kennedy-Runde und Gst—Hest Handel

Der Donauraum, Vienna, 3« Heft. 1967

67/3

I.E. Hedges Kennedy Round Agricultural Negotiations and "the VJorld Grains

Agreement

Journal of Farm Economics, Ithaca, N.Y. December 1967•

K.R. Gupta GATT &- State Trading

iiconomia Internazionale, Genoa, February 1967 •

K.R. Gupta A Study of the General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade.

5. Chand, Delhi, 1967.

J.H. Jackson, GATT as an Instrument for the Settlement of Trade Disputes

Proceedings of the American Society of International Law,

Washington D.C. April 1967.

Indian Government Kennedy Round of Trade Negotiations, Analysis of Results with

reference to India*s Trade.

Ministry of Commerce, New Delhi, 1967•

J.H. Jackson

IB. Jackson

The puzzle of GATT, Legal Aspects of a Surprising Institution.

Journal of World Trade Law, London, March-April 1967.

Ch. I The Fundamental Treaty Laws of GATT

Ch. II Tariff Negotiations & Tariff Bindings

Ch. Ill Protecting the Value of the Tariff Concessions

Ch. IV Exception & Escape Clauses.

Ch. V Dispute Resolution in GATT.

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade in United States

Domestic Law

Michigan Law Review, Ann Arbor, Michigan, Dec. 1967*

Chapter II, GATT as United States Domestic Law. III. The

extent of GATT's Domestic Law Effect in the United States.

A. GATT and Federal Law. B. GATT and State Law. Appendix A.

Analysis of GATT in relation to U.S. Statutory Authority.

Congressional History, and Prior Trade Agreements.

E.G. Johnson After the Kennedy Round

Listener, B.B.C. London, 24 August 1967.

E.G. Johnson Economic Policies toward Less-Developed Countries

67/4

Brookings Institution, Washington B.C. Allen & Unwin,

London 1967.

Ch. IV: Enlarging Export Opportunities within the GATT

framework.

H.G. Johnson The Kennedy Round.

Journal of World Trade Law, London, July-August 1967.

H.G, Johnson 'The Kennedy Round.

World Today, London, August 1967

P.L. Juvet

•9

The Cotton Industry & World Trade with reference to the

GATT, Long-Term Agreement on Cotton Textiles

Journal of World Trade Law, London, Sept .-Oct. 1967

N. Kohlhase Die Kennedy-Runde als PrSzedenzfoll*

Europa Archiv, Bonn No 13 1967-

Lea

F.K. Liebich

Americans for Free Trade

Round Table, London, January 1967*

Grundriss des Allgemeinen Zoll- und Handelsabkommens. (GATT)

Kit Texten des QATTt des Baumwolltextilabkommens und anderer

wichtiger Dokumente.

Nomos Verlag, Baden-Baden. 1967 2nd Edition).

H.H. Liesner

M.T. Maqarinos de

Melo

Mattheus

S.D. Hetzger

Atlantic Free Trade Refort on a Conference held at Kontebello

Quebec, November 1966

Journal of World Trade Law, London, March-April 1967

Los paises en desarollo y la "Serie Kennedy11 del GATT

Centro de Estudios monetarios latino americano, Mexico City,

Boletin mensuel, August 1967

Americans for Free Trade

Round Table, London, January 1967

The U.S.-Canada -Autom. Products Agreement of 1963*

Journal of World Trade Law, London, Jan-Febr. 1967

New York Times Reports on GATT: very frequent, particularly in March—June.

67/5

J. Rey

M. Subhan

Successful Conclusion of the Kennedy Round.

Bulletin of the European Economic Community, Brussels, Junef6.1.

The Kennedy Round. Developing Disappointments.

Far Eastern Economic Review, Hong Kong, 196? pp. 576-579.

U.K. Government

U.K. Government

The Kennedy Round, by Douglas Carter

Board of Trade Journal, London, 10 March 1967

The Kennedy Round of Trade Negotiations 1964-67.

White Paper HMSO Cmnd. 3347 1967.

U.K. Government Kennedy Round.

Board of Trade Journal, London, 9 June 1967.

U.K. Government Results of the Kennedy Round

Board of Trade Journal, London 14 July 1967

United Nations Interim Commission for the International Trade Organization

and the General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade.

Yearbook of the United Nations, 1966.

United Nations, New York 1967.

G.K. Meier UNCTAD Proposals for the International Economic Reform.

Stanford Law Review, Stanford, Cal. June 1967.

E. Stein & P. Kay (eds) Documents for Law & Institutions in the Atlantic Area

Bobbs-4ierrill, Indianapolis, 1967*

"The General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade.

U.S. Congress

U.S. Congress

The future of U.S.Foreign Trade Policy

Hearings before the Subcommittee on Foreign Economic Policy

of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 90 Cong. 1 Sess.

Washington D.C. 1967

R.B. Schwenger: The restructuring of Foreign Trade Negotia-

tions.

Trade Policies & The Kennedy Round

Hearings before the Senate Committee on Finance

90 Cong. 1 Sess. UaGhington D.C. 1967*

61/6

U.S. Government Kennedy Round Agreements signed at Geneva

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C. 24 July 1967.

U.S. Government Completing the Work of the Kennedy Round, by W.M. Roth

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C. pp 574-578, 1967

U.S. Government Issues in Future U.S. Foreign Trade Policy, "by W.H. Roth

U.S. Foreign Trade Policy & The Developing Countries, "by

A.M. Salomons, Department of State Bulletin, 7 August 1967

U.S. Government Eleventh Annual Report on the Trade Agreements Program 1966

White House, Washington D.C. 1967*

U.S. Government What happened in the Kennedy Round, by William M. Roth,

Special Representative for Trade Negotiations, National

Conference on the Kennedy Round held at Washington,

July 7 1967 and sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of

the United States.

Department of State Bulletin, Washington, D.C. July 1967«

U.S. Government Business Stake in the Kennedy Round, by Secretary of Commerce,

Alexander B. Trowbridge. National Conference on the Kennedy

Round held at Washington, July 7* 1967 and sponsored by

the Chamber of Commerce of the United States.

Department of State Bulletin, Washington, D.C. 31 July

1967.

U.S. Government Agriculture's Stake in the Kennedy Round, by Secretary of

Agriculture Orville L. L. Freeman.

National Conference on the Kennedy Round held at Washington

July 7» 1967 and sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce

of the United States.

The Department of State Bulletin, Washington, D.C. 31 July

1967.

U.S. Government Labor's Stake in the Kennedy Round, by Under Secretary

of Labor James J. Reynolds.

National Conference on the Kennedy Round held at Washington

July 7, 1967 and sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of

trie United States.

67/7

Department of State Bulletin, Washington, D.C. 31 July 1967

Special Report. Country "by Country Summaries of Kennedy

Hound Concessions.

Includes articles on concessions made by the United States,

E.E.C, Prance, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, United

Kingdom, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Austria, Swit-

serland, Canada, Japan, seven Western Hemisphere nations.

International Commerce, 'Washington, D.C. 31 July 1967.

U.S. Government Issues in Future U« S. Foreign Trade Policy.

Statement by W.M. Roth, Special Representative for Trade

Negotiaitions, before the Subcommittee on Foreign Economic

Policy of the Joint Economic Committee, on July 11 1967»

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C. 7 August 1967,

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

Report on the Agricultural Trade Negotiationsof the Kennedy

Round,

Foreign Agricultural Service: U.S. Department of Agriculture,

Washington, D.C. September 1967

Report on United States Negotiations(1964-67 Trade Conference

Geneva, Switzerland).

Office of the Special Representative for Trade Negotiations,

Washington, D.C. September 1967- (2 volumes).

International Grains Arrangement of 1967

U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington D.C. 1967»-

U.S. Government Kennedy Round reviewed.

Series of articles by commodity specialists;

focuses on fields of high export potential.

International Commerce, Washington, D.C. 20 November 1967*

U.S. Government The Price of Protectionism;

Secretary of State Dean Rusk,

Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall, Secretary of

Agriculture Orville L. Freeman, Secretary of Commerce Alexan-

der B. Trowbridg'e, Special Representative for Trade Negotia-

tions William K. Rothe, Secretary of the Treasury Henry

67/8

H. Fowler.

Reprint from the Department of State Bulletin, Washington,

D.C. November 1967.

U.S. Government President proclaims January 1 date for Kennedy Round

Tariff Cuts. Reductions to be made in stages until 1972;

new Tariff Schedule lists rates of duty on all products,

and includes changes.

International Commerce, Washington, D.C. 25 December 1967.

R.L. Viayne & P. Hay

(editors)

E» Wyndham White

R, Zimmer

International Trade, Investment & Organization.

University of Illinois Press, Urbana, 111, 1967* (Article on tfc

the "Chicken War").

Addresses by E. Wyndham White, Director-General, GATT:

1. Agriculture within World Trade, Heidelberg, September 1967*

2. Whither GATT? Toronto, October 1967.

3. Contemporary Problems of International Economic Relations.• - - • • • • • • • • - - . . . . iGeneva, December 1967*

General Agreements on Tariffs & Trade, Geneva 1967*

ZollprSferenzen in GATT

Institut ftlr Volkerrecht der Universitat Gb'ttingen,

Georg Erler, Gb'ttingen 1967.

Kennedy Round; Brinkmanship, Economist , London 8 april 1967

Round & Round to Disillusion,Sconomist, London, 15 april 1967

Kennedy Round: Sick, Sick, Sick, Economist, London, 22 april1 67

The Kennedy Round is a Rich Man's Deal, Economist, London,

20 May 1967.

A I'e'preuve du Kennedy Round, I'Surope a renforce' sacdie'sion

et de'montre' sa puissance.

Communaute' Europe'enne, Paris, June 1967

Kennedy Round: a Hard Task well done

Life International, I."ew York, 12 June

The Kennedy Round: a Long Delayed Succen. Jean Reyfs central

Role as SEC Le^otiator

67/9

European Community, London, June 1967•

What the Kennedy Round means for Britain, Economist, London,

22 July 1967.

Issues before the 22nd General Assembly.

Trade Promotion; Kennedy Round

International Conciliation, Carnegie Endowment for Inter-

national Peace, New York. September 1967*

After the Kennedy Round, Economist, London 30 September 1967

Chemical Reaction, Economist, London, 21 October 1967*

1968

C.J. Anthony The American Response to Dumping from Capitalist and Socia-

list Economics - Substantive Premises and Restructured Proce-

dures after the 196? GATT Code

Cornwell Law Review, Ithaca N.Y., 1968

Australian Government The Australian System of Tariff Preferences for Developing

Countries

Department of Trade and Industry, Canberra, 1968

K.K. Bivens

Canadian-AmericanCommittee

After the Kennedy Round; Outlook for World Trade Liberaliza-

tion

International Survey of Business Opinion, National Industrial

Conference Board, New York, 1968

Constructive Alternatives to Proposals for U.S. Import Quotas

Canadian-American Committee, Washington D.C. & Montreal, 1968

Cf.P. Casadio The Kennedy Round; Results, Reactions and Prospects

Lo Spettatore Internazionale, Bologna, Jan-Feb. 1968

(English edition)

Chamber of Commerce Proceedings of the National Conference on the Kennedy Roundof the United States r . n j A T T u - u. • r -, *r.tr,held at Washington in July 1967

Speeches by Messrs. Roth, Trowbridge, Freeman, Reynolds. Au-

dience-to-Panel Exchange

Chamber of Commerce of the U.S., Washington D.C., 1968

A. Chayes, T. Ehrlich International Legal Process; Materials for an Introductoryand ,A. Lowenfeld Course

Little, Brown. Boston, 1968 ( 2 volumes)

)pp. 249-306: Chicken War)

G. and V. Curzon

J.W. Evans

After the Kennedy Round. What Trade Policies Now?

Atlantic Trade Study, London, 1968

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

International Organization, Boston Mass., Winter 1968

68/2

T. Flory Le GATT. Droit international et commerce mondial

Librairie generale de droit et de jurisprudence, Pichon et

Durand-Auzias, Paris, 1968

Part I : Le Principe de Non—Discrimination dans le cadre du

GATT.

Section 1: La Signification juridique du principe de non-

discrimination

Section 2: Les Attenuations apportees aux rigueurs du prin-

cipe de non-discrimination

Part II : L*Adaptation du principe de non-discrimination

Section 1: Le GATT et les Integrations re*gionales

Section 2: Le GATT et les Pays en voie de d^veloppement

Section 3: Le GATT et les Pays de 1'Est

Part III: Le GATT, Instrument juridique de regulation du

commerce mondial

C.V. Prank Nach den GATT - Zollverhandlungen der Kennedy-Runde

Schweizer Monatshefte, Zurich, April 196?-Karch 1968

R.N. Gardner andM.F. Millikan (ed.)

GATT

The Global Parnership; International Agencies and Economici

Development

Praegar, New York, 1968 (Reprinted from International Organi-

zation, Boston, winter 1968)

Includes a chapter: The General Agreement on Tariffs and

Trade, by J.W. Evans. Examines the GATT in relation to the

needs of developing countries

Trends and Problems in World Trade and Development* Activi-

ties of the GATT in the field of Trade and Development, 1964-

196?

Note prepared by the GATT on its activities since UNCTAD,1964

UNCTAD document TD/50, Geneva, 1968

GATT

H. Gros Espiel


La cldusola de la nacion mas favorecida> Su sentido actual

en el Acuerdo General de Aranceles y Comercio

Revista Espagnola de Derecho Internacional, Madrid, January-

March 1968

W. Hachmeier Die Bedeutung der Kennedy Runde fiir die Wirtschaftsbeziehungeii

zwischen den USA und der 5WG

Ham bur,ere r Jahrbuch fiir Wirtsehaf ts— und Gesel Is chaf tsr>oliti>

K.C. Mackenzie (cont.)Ghpt. 4: U.S. Anti-dumping legislation5: The Trade Agreements Program and National Security6: U.S. Import Restriction under Section 22 of the

Agricultural Adjustment Act7: Miscellaneous Canadian Restrictions

P. Magro Mas Comercio internacional; el GATT

Guadiana de Publicaciones, Madrid, 1968

Y.L. Meltzer Chemical Guide to QATT, the Kennedy Round and International

Trade

Noyes Development Corporation, Park Ridge N.J., 1968

C.M. Miles After the Kennedy Round

International Affairs, London, January 1968

H. de Pagter andB.A. Schoemaker

J»B» Rehm

De Kennedy—ronde

Kluwer, Deventer, 1968

Developments in the Law and Institutions of International

Economic Relations: the Kennedy Round of Trade Negotiations

American Journal of International Law, Washington D.C.,Apr. 6€

M« Rom

A. Sbrocca

T.F. Shannon andW.F. Marx

S.A. Silard

A.P. Smith

GATT; Export Subsidies and Developing Countries

Journal of World Trade Law, London, Sept-Oct. 1968

Problemi e attivita del GATT dopo la conelusione del Kennedy

Round

Revista di Politica Sconoraica, Rome, April 1968

The International Anti-Dumping Code and United States Anti-

Dumping Law ~ an Appraisal

Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, N.Y., Fall 1968

The Impact of the International Monetary Fund on International

Trade (Relationship with GATT)


Eastern Europe and GATT. A Case Study of Accomodation in

Economic Relations between East and West

Columbia Essays in International Affairs: the Dean*s Papers 4«

Columbia University Press, New York, 1968

68/3

I.R. Hedges The Kennedy Round Agricultural Negotiations and the World

Grains Arrangement

Journal of Farm Economies, Menaska Wise., XLIII, 1968

K. Hyder

H«G. Johnson

Equality of Treatment and Trade Discrimination in Interna-

tional Law

Nijhoff, The Hague, 1968

Part I: Equality of Treatment, Trade Discrimination and

International Law

Part II: Most-favoured-nation Clause vs. Discrimination in

GATT

World Trade Policy in the post-Kennedy era: a Survey of

Alternatives with special reference to the position of the

Pacific and Asian regions

Economic Record, Melbourne, June 1968

H.W. de Jong The Significance of Bumping in International Trade


K. Junkerstorff Dumping; Das SWG—Recht. Per Anti-dumping-codex des QATT

Wettbewerb in Recht und Praxis, December 1968

J. Kaufmann

P.K. Liebich

Conference Diplomacy; an Introductory Analysis

Sythoff, Leiden, Oceana, Dobbs Perry N.Y., 1968

Chapter XI: Case Studies in Conference Diplomacy: trade,

disarmament, aid to a less-developed country.

Die Kennedy Runde; eine Analyse des weltweiten Genfe-r

Zollsenkungs-abkommens

Eurobuch Verlag, Lutzeyer, Freudenstadt, 1968

M. Lutfalla La Negotiation Kennedy

Revue des Sciences Economiques, Liege, December 1968

K.Cv Mackenzie Tariff-Making and Trade Policy in the U.S. and Canada. A

Comparative Study


Chpt. 1: The Constitutional Distribution of Authority overTariffs and Trade Policy. The Status of GATT in theUnited States, in Canada

2: Preparations for Tariff Negotiations ( in U.S. andin Canada)

3: Executive Authority to Modify Trade Agreement Con-cessions(in U.T3. and in Canada)

68/5

M. Sorensen Institutionalized International Cooperation in Economic,

Social and Cultural Fields; GATT

Manual of Public International Law, London, 1968

R.M. Stern andR.J. Smith

Transatlantic Differences on Trade and Tariff Policy

Quarterly Review, Banoa Nazionale del Lavoro, Rome, Sept. 1968

Chapters on results of Kennedy Round, Non-tariff Barriers,

Agricultural Products, Trade Preferences for Developing Coun-

tries, East-West Trade

S.L. Symons The Kennedy Round GATT Anti-Dumping Code

University of Pittsburgh Law Reviwe, Pittsburgh, Pa. (482)1968

G. Testa Le Kennedy round - Quelques aspects juridicrues

Annuaire fran9ais de droit international, Paris, 1968,

pp. 605-648

U.K. Government The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

Central Office of Information, Reference Division, No. R5470,

London, November 1968

United Nations Improvement of the Institutional Machinery and Methods of Work

UNOTAD Trade & Development Board, 7th session, Geneva, Sep. 68

Document TD/B/173, 31 July 1968

Chapter III: UNCTAD/GATT relations

United Nations The Kennedy Round; Estimated Effeota on Tariff Barriers

Report by the Secretary-General of UNCTAD

United Nations, Geneva-New York, 1968

Document TD/6/Rev 1 68.11.D.12


and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade



United Nations Activities of QATT in the field of Trade and Development,

Prepared by the GATT secretariat for UNO TAD II

United Nations document TD/50. 1968

United Nations

68/6

Succession of States to Multilateral Treaties

Studies prepared by the secretariat. International Law Com-

mission. 20th session, 27 May-2 August 1968.

Document A/GN.4/200/Add. 2, 15 March 1968

The fifth study of the series "Succession of States to Multi-

lateral Treaties", entitled "The General Agreement on Tariffs

and Trade and its subsidiary instruments".

Chapters include: methods of becoming members of GATT avail-

able to new States; provisional application of the GATT in-

struments by new States after attaining independence; except-

ions or guasi-reservations to the general rules provided for

in the GATT instruments; description of cases comprimising

elements related to succession of States.

U.S. Congress Compendium of Papers on Legislative Oversight. Review of U.S.

Trade Policies

Committee on Finance. U.S. Senate, Washington D.C., February

1968 (2 volumes)

Chapters on customs administration, valuation, dumping, tariff

and non-tariff barriers, value-added tax, tariff preferences

for less-developed countries, a free trade area with U.S. par-

ticipation, GATT as an instrument for expanded world trade.

U.S. Congress Foreign Trade and Tariff Proposals

Hearings on Tariff and Trade Proposals, June—July 1968

90th Cong., 2nd session, Washington B.C., 1968 (10 volumes)

U.S. Congress Greater Prosperity through Expanded World Trade

Message from President Johnson to the Congress


U.S. Congress Liberal Trade Policy and the U.S. National Interest

Statement by Secretary Husk before the House Ways and Means

Committee on 10 June 1968


U.S. Government The Future Work Program of GATT, by W.M. Roth


U.S. Government Kennedy Round Cuts start, by F, Vargo

International Commerce, Washington D.C., 22 January 1968

68/7 1 1

U.S. Government Kennedy Round Cuts due, by D.F. Carroll

International Commerce, Washington D.C., 1 July 1968

U.S. Government Challenge in U.S. Trade Policy, by A.M. Solomon

Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.C., 9 Dec. 1968

U.S. Government Twelfth Annual Report on the Trade Agreements Program 196?t

with chapters on the Kennedy Round, the GATT, the 24th session

of the Contracting Parties



Eighteenth Report on the Operation of the Trade Agreements

Programme.

Developments during the year 19°"6, including status of Kenne-

dy Round negotiations at end of 1966.


N. Wetter Die Kennedy Runde. Versuch eine Bilanz

Suropa-Archiv, Bonn, 25 February 1968

E. Wyndham White The Outlook for World Trade Policy

Address given at St. Gollen, June 1968

Reproduced in Aussenwirtschaft, Zurich, No. 23, 1968

E. Wyndham White World-wide Trade after the Kennedy Round

Paper prepared for a Conference, "Adjusting Corporate Policy

to a Changing World", held at Bermuda, January 1968

Results of the Kennedy Round of Trade Negotiations

Bulletin of the European Communities, Brussels, January 1968

Twenty Years of QATT

Journal of World Trade Law, London, Jan.-J?eb. 1968

Tariffs and Trade Patterns. A Resume of Recent Developments

and Trends

Midland Bank Review, London, May 1968

Free Trade and Preferential Tariffs: the Evolution of Inter-

national Trade. Regulation in GATT and UNCTAD

Harvard Law Review, Cambridge Mass., June 1968

68/8

Bilan des negooiations tarifaires de la Communaute* economique

europeenne

Reviie du Marche Coramun, Paris, July— August, 1968

The Most-Favoured-Nation Clause

Journal of World Trade Law, London, Sept.-Oct. 1968

Waiting for Nixon


Border Taxes; The Argument over VAT


1969

P.A.M. Alting vonGeusau (editor)

Economic Relations after the Kennedy Round

John P. Kennedy Institute, Centre for Atlantic Studies, Til-

burg. Sijthoff, Leiden, 1969. Chapters:

1. Negotiating techniques and issues in the K.R.

2. The K.R. and developing countries

3* The socialist countries in GATT

4* Poland's participation in the K.R.

5. The institutional framework for international trade rela-

tions

6. Thoughts on commercial relations after the K.R.

7. Future negotiating issues and policies in foreign trade

8. The K.R. of trade negotiations: results and lessons ("by

P. Gundelach, formerly deputy Director General of GATT.

Annex 1: Summary of the Results of the K.R.

J. Blaquoti Trade, Tariffs and Growth; Essays in International Economics

Weidenfeld & Nicolson, London, 1969, KIT Press, Cambridge,

Mass., 1970

15 Essays by the author. No. 15s "Trade Liberalization

the LDC's, Trade Theory and GATT Rules"

Committee for Eco-nomic Development

Non-tariff Distortions of Trade

Committee for Economic Development, New York,

Same text was published by Political and Economic Planning,

London.

1. Introduction

2. Major non-tariff measures that distort trade

3. Procedures for negotiation

H. Corbet Une nouvelle etrategie des echanges commeroiaux fondee sur

1'article 24 du GATT pourrait faoiliter la liberation du

commerce international

Le Monde Diplomatique, Paris, June

K.W. Darn The GATT as an International Organization

Journal of World Trade Law, London, July—August

(extracted from the author's "The GATT, Law and International

Economic Organization", 1970)

P.B. Feller

69/2 (.vl

Mutiny against the Country: an Examination of Subsidies,

Border Tax Adjustments, and the Resurgence of Countervailing

Duty Law

Law & Politics in International Business, Washington D.C.,

Winter 1969

R.N. Gardner Sterling - Dollar Diplomacy

Mcftraw-Hill, New York, 1969* Extended edition

(First published by Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1956)

GATT The Activities of GATT .1967/68

GATT, Geneva, 1969

GATT

M, Hotvet

J. L'Huillier

See also 0. Long

The American Selling Price. The Effect of its Repeal and

Concommittant Reduction of Rates on the Benzenoid Chemical

Industry


Les Organisations internationales de ooope'ration economicrue

et le commerce exte*rieur des pays en voie de developpement

Etudes et Travaux de 1'Institut Universitaire de Hautes

Etudes Internationales, Geneva. No. 9» 1969

International Chamber Liberalization of International Trade during the next Decade

of Commerce Background report by J. Royer

International Chamber of Commerce, Paris, 1969

International Chamber Non-tariff Obstacles to Tradeof Commerce International Chamber of Commerce, Paris, 1969

International Mone-tary Fund

The International Monetary Fund 1945-1965* Twenty Years of

International Cooperation

IMF, Washington D.C., 1969 (3 volumes)

Vol. I: Chronicle

Vol. II: Analysis

Vol. Ill: Documents

Vol. II, Chapter 16: "Collaborating with the GATT"

69/3 *-*

J.H. Jackson World Trade and the Law of GATT

(A Legal Analysis of the General Agreement on Tariffs and

Trade)

Bobbs-Kerrill, Indianapolis and New York, 19^9

1. Introduction: GATT and the Regulation of the International

Trade Transaction

PART I: Constitutional Law of GATT

2. The GATT-ITO Preparatory Work

3. The Fundamental Treaty Law of GATT and GATT Amendments

4. Membership and Territorial Application

5. The Contracting Parties

6. The Secretariat and the Director-General

7. The Council and the GATT Committees

8* Conciliation, Dispute Resolution, and Enforcability of

GATT Obligations

Part II: Law of GATT Obligations

9. Introduction to Part II, the Substantive Obligations of

GATT

10. Tariff Concessions, their Negotiation, and their Legal

Obligations

11. Most-Favored-Nation Treatment (Article I)

12. National Treatment (Article III)

13- The QuanHative Restriction (Articles XI and XIII)

14- State Trading and Monopolies (Article XVII)

15. Subsidies (Article XVI)

16. Antidumping and Countervailing Duties (Article VI)

17» Customs Formalities and Administration (Articles VII-X)

13. Currency Par Values, Exchange Controls and the Obligations

of GATT (Article XV)

19. Other GATT Obligations of Trade Conduct

20. The Limitations of GATT and Problems of International

Trade Regulation

Part III: Exceptions to GATT Obligations

21. The Nature of Exceptions to GATT Obligations

22. Waivers and Article XXV

23. The Escape Clause and Market Disruption

24. Regionalism and GATT (Article XXIV)

25. The Developing Countries and GATT (Article XVIII and Part

IV)

69/4 *

J.H. Jackson (Contd.) 26. Balance of Payments Problems and the GATT

27* Agriculture and Commodities

28. The General Exceptions: Health, Welfare, and National

Security (Articles XX and XXI)

Part IV: Perspectives and Conclusions

29» Law: Obstacle or Implement for International Trade Regu-

lation

30. GATT and the Future: Perspectives on GATT

Epilogue; Research Methodology and the Law of GATT

APPENDICES

A. Text of the GATT and the Protocol of Provisional Appli-

cation

B. GATT Schedules

C. GATT Protocols and Agreements

D. List of GATT Participating Countries

E. Notes on GATT Documentation: Bibliography of GATT Docu-

ments

P. Secondary Bibliography

G. GATT Procedures

H. Major GATT Meetings - Chronology

H.G. Johnson New Trade Strategy for the World Economy

Allen £ Unwin, London, 1969, sponsored by the Atlantic Trade

Study.

1. Commercial Policy

2. The K.R. of Trade Negotiations

3« Economic Conditions

K. Kock Some Reflexions on the Future Perspectives of GATT

Skandinaviska Banken Quarterly -Review, Stockholm, 196953

69/5

K. Kock

H.J. Kraus

International Trade Policy and the GATT 1947-1967

Institute for International Economic Studies, University of

Stockholm

Almqvist and Wiksell, Stockholm. 19 9 Chapters:

1. Planning for Peace

2. The Havana Conference and the Failure of the ITO

3. A History of GATT: an Outline

4- Tariff Negotiation and Negotiation Techniques

5. Regional Economic Cooperation

6. Quantitative Restrictions and Other Interventions

7. The Impact of National Agricultural Policies

8. State-trading Countries and the GATT

9. Less-developed Countries and the GATT

10. Conclusions and Prospects

A Post-Kennedy Round Look at some Problems in Agricultural

Trade

Journal of Agricultural Economics, University of Ravelester.

1969, No. 1

F.K. Liebich Die Kennedy Runde

Eurolibri, Luxemburg,

0. Long

B. Norwood

International Trade - the Present Challenge

Address given at New York, November 1969

GATT, Geneva, press release GATT/1048

The Kennedy Round; a Try at Linnear Trade Negotiations

Journal of Law and Economics, university of Chicago.111.,

October 1969

L.H. Officer andJ.R. Hurtubise

Price Effects of the Kennedy Round on Canadian Trade

Review of Economics and Statistics, Harvard University, Cam-

Bridge Mass*, August

P. Pescatore La clause de la nation la plus favorise'e dans les conventions

multilaterales

Annuaire de 1'Institut de droit international, Paris,

Political and Eco

nomic Planning

Non-Tariff Distortions of Trade

Political and ^conomic Planning, London,

(Same text was published by Comm. for Economic Development,

69/6

R.G. Schwenger New Concepts and Methods in Foreign Trade Negotiations

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Menaska Wise.,

December

S. Toczek Most-favoured-nation Treatment

Polish Perspectives, Warsaw, August 1969

U.K. Government Second Instalment of K.R. Duty Reductions

Board of Trade Journal, London, 30 October 1969

United Nations

U.S. Government

The Interim Commission for the International Trade Organiza-




Future United States Trade Policy. Report to the President

by the Special Representative for Trade Negotiations. (The

"Roth" Report)

Washington D.C., January 1969

U.S. Government Secretary asks "open table" Concept in Non-tariff Barrier

Talks

International Commerce, Washington B.C., 21 April 1969

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

Message from President to Congress concerning the Trade Bill

of 1969* H.R. 14870


Trade Expansion Expectations, by C.J. Gilbert

Department of State Bulletin, 15 December

U.S. Government Canada fully implements K.R. Tariff Cuts

International Commerce, Washington D.C., 16 June

U.S. Government


Thirteenth Annual Report on the Trade Agreements Program 1968


Chapter VI describes the work of GATT in 1968

Operation of the Trade Agreements Program, January—December

1967t with a Special Chapter on the K.R. Nineteenth report.

U.S. Tariff Commission, Washington D.C., 19°9

69/7

I. Walter Non—tariff Barriers and the Free Trade Area Options

Banca Nazionale del Lavoro Quarterly Review, Home, March 1969

S.J. Wells The Developing Countries, QATT and UNCTAD

International Affairs, London, January

C.J. Wilson Nontariff Barriers to International Trade; a Survey of

Current Problems

Journal of Public Law, Smory University, Atlanta. Ga. 403*

1969

Stans* Bluff

Economist, London, 24 Kay

ASP in Trade Talks

Economist, London, 22 November

Textiles not just for the Poor

Economist, London, 22 November

The Activities of GATT 1967-8

Journal of World Trade Law, London, July-August 19 9

Non-tariff Distortions of Trade - the Role of GATT

Planning, London, September

1970

D. Bailey The Protectionist Backlash

The Banker, London, December 1970

3. Bolassa (ed.) Changing; Patterns in Foreign Trade and Payments

Norton, New York, 1970 (revised edition)

R.2. Baldwin: towards the next Hound of Tariff Negotiations

R.E. Baldwin Non-tariff Distortions of International Trade

Brookings Institution, Washington D.C., 1971. Allen & Unwin,

London, 1971

1. National Policies and International Trade, "GATT as an In-

strument of Progress

2. Import Quotas and Export Subsidies

3. Restrictions on Government Expenditures

4. Border Adjustments for Internal Taxes

5. Government Aids to Domestic Groups

6. Technical and Administrative Hindrances to Trade

7- Trade Distortions in the U.S. and the U.K.

8. Means of reducing Non-tariff Distortions, "Changes in

GATT Structure and Procedures"

C. Beigie The Canada-U.S. Automotive Agreement; an Evaluation

Canadian-American Committee, Washington D.C. & Montreal, 1970

W.M. Blumenthal A World of Preferences

Foreign Affairs, New York, April 1970

D.W. Bowett

D. Coombes

The Law of International Institutions

Sweet & Maxwell-Stevens, London (1963). 1970

(2nd edition with new section on GATT)

Politics and Bureaucracy in the European Community. A Por-

trait of the Commission of the EEC

Allen & Unwin, London, for P.E.P., 1970

Part 3: Some Cases of Decision (1) The K.R. Negotiations

R.N. Cooper The European Community's System of Generalized Tariff Prefer-

ences; a Critique

Journal of Development Studies, London, July 1970

70/2

H. Corbet

R.W. Cox (ed.)

Course of U.S. Trade Policy in the 1970*8


The Politics of International Organizations. Studies in

Multilateral Social and Economic Agencies


Includes an article on GATT by G. Curzon

G. Curzon Hidden Barriers to International Trade

Trade Policy Research Centre, London, 1970

K.W. Darn The GATT. Law and International Economic Organization

University of Chicago Press, Chicago 111., 1970

Part 1. Introduction

Chpt.1. Some Themes to be Developed

2. The Drafting of the General Agreement

3« A Preliminary View of the General Agreement

Part 2: The Technical Arrangements; Tariffs

Chpt 4* The GATT Tariff System

5. Tariff Conferences

6. Technical Tariff Negotiations

Part 3: The Technical Arrangements: Non-tariff Barriers

Chpt 7« Internal Taxes

8. Subsidies

9. Quantitative Restrictions

10. Antidumping and Countervailing Duties

11, Administrative Barriers to Trade

12* Government Procurement

13. Border Tax Adjustments

Part 4* The GATT and the Broad Economic Problems of our Times

Chpt14» Less-developed Countries

15» Temperate Agricultural Commodities

16. Regional Economic Agreements

17» Market Disruption and Cotton Textiles

18. State Trading

Part 5: The Institutional Arrangements

Chpt19: The GATT as an International Organization

20: Dispute Settlement

21: The Institutional Environment: the UNOTAD and the

OSCD

Appendix Text of the General Agreement

70/3

B. Pernon Issues in World Farm Trade* Chaos or Co-operation

Atlantic Trade Study, Trade Policy Research Centre, London,

1970

p. -'54: "GATT and Agricultural Trade"

I, Frank International Trade Policy for the Second Development Decade

International Journal, Toronto, Winter 1969-70

French Government Les Btats—Unis vont—ils declarer la guerre du commerce mon-

diale?, by J. La Chalp

MOCI, Paris, 30 July 1970

French Government Deux jours de de*bats au QATT, by J. La Chalp

MOCI, Paris,13 August 1970

C.H. Fulda andW.F. Schwartz

GATT

GATT

GATT

International Trade and Investment; Cases and Materials

Foundation Press, Kineola, N.Y., 1970

"GATT and the Kennedy Round"

Analytical Index (Third Revision). Notes on the drafting,

interpretation and application of the Articles of the Agree-

ment

GATT, Geneva, 1970

GATT Activities 1969/70

GATT, Geneva, 1970

The Most-favoured-nation Clause in GATT. The Rules and the

Exceptions

A study by the GATT Secretariat

Journal of World Trade Law, London, Nov.-Dec. 1970

GATT

F.W. Morton

See also 0. Long

L'application des concepts, techniques et me'thodes de la

question moderne a une negociation commerciale multilate'rale;

la sixieme ne'gociation commerciale du GATT (negociation Ken-

nedy)

Revue economique et sociale, Lausanne, February 1970

70/4

R.B, Hudec The GATT Legal System; a Diplomat^ Jurisprudence


Part I: the Negotiating History

the Trade Agreements Background

the ITO Negotiations

the GATT Negotiations

Part II: The Belgian Family Allowances Case (1952)

F. Jaeger GATT, EWQ und SFTA. Die Vereinbarkeit von EWG und EPTA-Recht

mit dem GATT-Statut

Schweizerisohe Beitrage zum fiuroparecht. Vol. 4»

StSmpfli, Bern, 1970

H. Johnson andM. Krauss

Border Taxes, Border Tax Agreements, Comparative Advantage

and Balance of Payment

Canadian Journal of Economics, Toronto, November 1970

H.G. Johnson andH. Corbet

Pacific Trade in an Open World

Pacific Community, Tokyo, April 1970

D. Kebschull

R. Kovar

Trade War between USA and SEC

Intereconomico, Hamburg, No, 4> 1970

Le reglement des differends economiques inter^tatiorues dans

les organisations internationales

Cours, Universite de Paris, Institut des hautes Etudes inter*-

nationales, 1969-70

R.W. Lindholm

P.J. Lloyd

The Value Added Tax; a Short Review of the Literature

Journal of Economic Literature, Menaska Wise., December 1970

Alternative Models to analyse the Effects of the Australian

Preference Scheme

Paper included in: I.A. McDougall & R.A. Snape (ed.), "Stu-

dies in International Economics", North—Holland, Amsterdam,

1970

P.J. Lloyd The Australian Tariff Preference Scheme for Developing Coun-

tries

Journal of World Trade Law, London, May-June 1970

70/5

0. Long International Trade in the 1970's; Some immediate Problems

Address given at Bonn, January 1970

GATT, Geneva, 1970. Press release GATT/1051

0. Long Multilateralism promotes Trade

World Trade, New Delhi, No. 2, 1970

0. Long Reflections on the Changes in International Trade

Lecture given at the Graduate Institute of International

Studies, Geneva, 26 October 1970

0* Long Trade of the Developing Countries; Opportunity and Response

Address given at the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New

Delhi, November 1970

GATT, Geneva, 1970, Press release GATT/1070

H.B. Kalingren Trade Wars or Trade Negotiations? Non-tariff Barriers and

Economic Peacekeeping

Atlantic Council of the United States, Washington D,C.y 1970

M.G. Mathur Role of GATT in promoting Developing Countries* Trade

Foreign Trade Review, New Delhi, October-December 1970

.G. Mathur

S.D. Metzger

Trade Problems of Developing Countries in the Perspective of

Recent Discussions in the GATT

Foreign Trade Review, New Delhi, January-March 1970

The Sscape Clause and Adjustment Assistance. Proposals and

Assessments

Law and Policy in International Business, Washington D.C.,

Summer 1970

National PlanningAssociation

Towards a More Realistic Appraisal of the Automotive Agree-

ment

Policy Statement of the National Planning Association, Washing

ton D.C., 1970

P. Neumann The Relationship between QATT and the United Nations

Cornell International Law Journal, Ithaca, N.Y., Winter 1970

70/6

E.H. Preeg

D. Reinhardt

G. Schiavone

Traders and Diplomats; an Analysis of the Kennedy Round

Negotiations under the General Agreement on Tariffs and

Trade

Brookings Institution, Washington D.C., 1970

Prologue: May 1963

1. Converging Trends

2. European Economic Integration

3. A Bold New Program: the Trade Expansion Act

4. Establishing the Rules

5. Specific Offers

6. Industry Sector Groups

7. Anxious Interlude

8* Luxembourg Compromise: Negotiations Resume

9» Agriculture

10. Narrowing the Gaps

11. Package Deal

12. Finishing Touches

13« Tariff Levels on Non—agricultural Products

14» Trade in Non-agricultural Products

15« Agreements on Agricultural Trade

16. An Evaluation: Present and Future

Appendixes:

A. Alternative Methods of Averaging Tariffs

B. President Kennedy's Call for the Trade Expansion Act

C. Kennedy Round Objectives Established in May 1963

D. Wyndham White's Closing of the Kennedy Round

Kennedy Round Chronology

Die Beziehungen zwischen dem QATT und den osteuropaischen

Landern

Europa-Archiv, Bonn, July 1970

Glausola della nazione piu favorita e relazioni commercial!

Est—Quest

II Diritto negli scambi internazionali, Milan, June-Sept.1970

K.B. Schwenger Free Trade PLUS Intervention; Collective Responsibility in

International Trade Matters

Annuals of International Studies 1970. Alummi Association

of the Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva,

1970

70/7

W.A. Seavey Dumping since the War. The QATT and National Laws

Thesis presented at the Graduate Institute of International

Studies, Geneva, 1970. Available from Office Services, Oak-

land, Gal. 1970

Part I: Theory of Actionable Duihping

II: Article VI of the General Agreement f

III: Anti-dumping Laws and Practices of contracting

parties in North America and Western Europe 1948-

1968

IV: International Dumping Code, Conclusion, Biblio-

graphy

Appecdixes: GATT Article VI

Agreement on Implementation of Article VI

G. Smoquina II GATT alia suolta degli anni settanta

Relazioni internazionali, Milan, 12 September 1970

Chr. Sommerfelt I!he Nordic Delegation in the Kennedy Sound Tariff Negotia-

tions in GATT

Stiftung Europa-Kolleg, Hamburg

Fundament-Verlag Dr. Sasse, Hamburg, 1970

C. Trabuc Le systeme des preferences tarifaires en faveur des pays en

voie de developpement

Bulletin de 1'Economie et des Finances April-June 1970

United Nations The Interim Commission for the International Trade Organiza-




U.S. Congress A Foreign Economic Policy for the 1970*s. Hearings before the

Subcommittee on Foreign Economic Policy of the Joint Economic

Committee

Part 2: Trade policy towards developed countries

3: U.S. policies towards developing countries

4: The multinational corporation and international in-

vestment

5. U.S. foreign trade: the internal and external adjust-

ment mechanisms

91 Cong. 2. Sess. Washington D.C., 1970

U.S. Congress

U.S. Congress

70/8

Tariff and Trade Proposals. Hearings before the House Commit-

tee on Ways and Means, May-June 1970. Washington D.C., 1970

91 Cong. 2 Sess.

Analysis of Certain Issues raised by the General Agreement


Senate Committee on Finance, Committee Print, Washington D.C.

1970

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

The Case for a Positive Trade Policy, "by P.H. Trevise

Department of State Bulletin, Washington B.C., 16 March 1970

Non-tariff Barriers - an Inventary in 69 Countries

International Commerce, Washington D.C., 21 Sept. 1970

Fourteenth Annual Heport of the President on the Trade Agree-

ments Program 1969

White House, Washington B.C., 1970

Includes: GATT program or expansion of trade

D. Vignes

t.W. Weathers

La clause de la nation la plus favorisee et sa pratique con-

temporaine; problemes poses par la Communaute* Bconomicrue

Europe*enne

Academie de Droit International, Recueil des Cours, vol. II

1970

Sijthoff, Leiden, 1970

Chapters include: L1 attitude du GATT a l'e"gard du Traite de

Rome; L'examen pour le GATT du Traite instituant la CSS; La

defense de la politique commune preferentielle devant le GATT

Some Implications of the GATT Rules governing the Treatment

of Domestic Taxes in International Trade - the Case of

Germany since the Currency Reform of 1948

National Tax Journal, Columbus, Ohio, March 1970

H. Worthington

J. Woznowski

Agricultural Protection; Theirs and Ours

Foreign Agriculture, Washington B.C., 9 November 1970

The Socialist Countries* Membership of GATT

Polish Yearbook of International Law 1970

70/9

Contoverso bilancio dell* adesione polacca al GATT

Relazioni internazionali, Milan, 24 January 1970

The Shadow on World Trade


La 26a sessione del GATT

Relazioni internazionali, Milan, 7 March 1970

II GATT e I'associazione marocco-tunisa alia CBS

Relazioni internazionali, Milan, 2 May 1970

Twenty-sixth Session of GATT; the Prospects for Trade Libera-

lization


Tragedy of Quotas


Trade Relations in a Difficult Period

Intereconomics, Hamburg, July 1970

War Noises

Economist, London, 18-23 July 1970

Trade War; all Noisy on the Western front


Textiles - they talked, and talked again

Economist, London, 8-14 August 1970

Bad Trade Wind


GATT. Erosion of the Principles

Intereconomics, Hamburg, September 1970

Trade Winds


Politicrue commerciale. Travaux dans le cadre du GATT

Bulletin des Communaute's Suropeennes, Brussels, November 1970

70/10

Who needs to be protected?


Question! commercial! ol consiglio del GATT

Relazioni internazionali, Milan, 19 December 1970

1971

E.J, van Aerssen Einige Fragen der Mitgliedschaft von Staatshandels-lSndern

im GATT

Osteuropa Wirtschaft, Stuttgart, September 1971

AFL-CIO Needed; a Constructive Foreign Trade Policy

AFL-CIO, Washington D.C., 1971

R.L. Allen andI. Walter

The Formation of United States Trade Policy; Retrospect and

Prospect

The Bulletin, No. 70-71t New York, New York Graduate School

of Business Administration, Institute of Finance, New York

University, N.Y., February 1971

1. Introduction

2. Elements of United States Trade Policy

3. The Development of American Trade Policy, 1789-1934

4« Reciprocal Trade Agreements, 1934-1962

5. The Trade Expansion Act and the Kennedy Hound

6. Determinants of United States Trade Policy

7« The Future of American Commercial Policy

C.F. Bergsten Crisis in U.S. Trade Policy

Foreign Affairs, New York, July 1971

J.N. Bhogwati, R.W, Trade, Balance of Payments, and GrowthJones, R.A. Mundell, North_Holland> Amsterdam, 1971

* * ' Essays presented to C.P, Kindleberger on his 60th birthday by

Samuelson, Johnson, Kemp, Corden, Kenen and others

V. Bosch MeistbegUnstigung und Staatshandel; zur Technik der Handels-

vertrgge mit dem Osten unter besonderer Be r ticks ichtigung

des GATT

Dunker & Humblot, Berlin, 1971

C.P. Casadio Commercio attraverse I1Atlantic; dol Kennedy Round al neo—

protezionisme

Istituto affari internazionali, Rome; II Mulino, Bologna 1971

(English translation: 1973)

M.G. Coerper Congressional Quota Legislation in the light of U.S. Legal

Obligations under Article XI of the GATT

The International Lawyer, Chicago, April 1971

71/2

R.N. Cooper Tariff Issues and the Third World

The World Today, London, September 1971

H. Corbet Global Challenge to Commercial Diplomacy

Pacific Community, Tokyo, October 1971

D. Cordovez UNCTAD and Development Diplomacy: from Cooperation to Stra-

tegy

published by the Journal of World Trade Law, London, 1971

Ch. Ill: The UNCTAD-GATT Relationship

J.B. Curtis andJ.R. Vastine

The Kennedy Round and the Future of American Trade

Praeger, New York, 1971. Pall Kail, London, 1972

New Negotiating Structure and Authorities;

The US and EEC confront Agricultural Trade Problems ;

World Dairy Trade: an Illustration;

Grains: Key Agricultural Sector;

Meats: Failure of International Agreement;

U.S. Trade and ESC Farm Policy: the Case of Poultry, Fruits,

Vegetables;

Industrial Negotiations: the Essential Tactical Elements;

Customs Valuation Systems and Trade Negotiations: the American

Selling Price;

Chemicals: Key Industrial Sector;

The Troubled World of Iron and Steel;

Textiles: a Revival of Mercantilism;

Aluminium and Pulp and Paper;

New Focus: Nontariff Barriers to Trade;

The Kennedy Round and the Developing Countries;

Conclusions: Accomplishments and Future Problems.

G. and V. Curzon

J.W. Evans

Neo-colonialism and the European Economic Community

Yearbook of World Affairs, 1971. Stevens, London, 1971

(The Yaounde* Conventions)

The Kennedy Round in American Trade Policy. The Twilight of

the GATT?

Harvard University Press, Cambridge Mass., Oxford U.P.,

London, 1971

Part 1: The Issues

Part 2: The Climate

Part 3: Sparring over the Rules

Part 4: The Struggle for Reciprocity

P. Fabra

P.B. Feller

71/3

La guerra commerciale e l*awenire del GATT

Mondo aperto, Home, February 1971

The International Antidumping Code - The Confrontation and

Accomodation of Independent Executive and Legislative Powers

in the Regulation of Foreign Commerce

Journal of International Law and Economics, Washington D.C«,

January 1971

R.H. Floyd Domestic Tax Systems and the Provisions of the GATT; a Theore«

tical Analysis of their Implications for Economic Efficiency

Doctoral Dissertation, Rice University, Houston, Texas,

May 1971

A Generalized System of Development Preferences as an Sxcept-

ion to the Most-Favoured-Nation Clause of QATT

Thesis, Law Faculty, Tilburg, 1971

Original text in Dutch. English summary (separate).

French Government Le temps des incertitudes, by L. La Chalp

MOCI, Paris, 25 February 1971

French Government Une remise en cause de 1*Accord general

MOCI, Paris, 17 June 1971

French Government GATT; le blocage


French Government Vers la fin de la crise, by L. La Chalp

MOCI, Paris, 1 April 1971

GATT 1• Industrial Pollution Control and International Trade

2. Japan*s Economic Expansion and Foreign Trade 1955 to 1970

Studies in International Trade No. 1 and 2.

GATT Secretariat, Geneva, 1971

GATT8 See also 0. Long

H.H. Glismann andA. Nev

Towards New Agreements on International Trade Liberalization*

Methods and Examples of Measuring Non-Tariff Barriers

Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, TUbingen, Heft 2, 1971

71/4

B, Gosovic UNCTAD; Conflict and Compromise


Part 3: Institutionalization of UNCTAD

Chpt. IX: Relations "between GATT and UNCTAD

J.D. Greenwold Generalized Preferences for Developing Countries - the UNCTAD

agreed Conclusions

Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, New York, Spring 1971

H. Gros Sspiell La clause de la nation la plus favorisee, la Communaute et

1'aide aux pays en voie de developpement

Revue du Karche' Coramun, Paris, November 1971

H. Gros Espiell The Most-Favoured-Nation Clause - Its Present Significance

in GATT

Journal of World Trade Law, London, Jan,-Feb. 1971

H. Gross (editor) Probierne des Ost-West-Handels

Atlantic Forum, Bonn, Brussels, New York, 1971

H, Gross: Probleme der Ost-West-Wirtschaftsbeziehungen, ihre

Liberalisierung und das GATT

H.G. Grubel andE.G. Johnson (eds.)

Effective Tariff Protection

Proceedings of a conference sponsored by the General Agree-

ment on Tariffs and Trade, and the Graduate Institute of

International Studies, Geneva, 17 to 20 December 1970

GATT & the Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva

1971

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Journal of World Trade Law, London, Jan.-Peb. 1971

B. Laizkowski Poland's Accession to QATT on the Background of East—West

Trade Problems

Institut universitaire de hautes etudes Internationales,

71/6

V. Leary Resolutions and Recommendations in the Evolution of Inter-

national Norms concerning Tariff Preferences for Developing

Countries

Les resolutions dans la formation du droit international du

developpement

Institut des hautes etudes internationales, Geneva, 1971

P.K. Liebich

P.J. Lloyd

Das GATT als Zentrum der internationalen Handelspolitik

Nomos Verla£, Baden-Baden, 1971

Contents: Geschichte und Organisation des GATT

Die Ordnungsbestimmungen des GATT

Das GATT als Fbrderer und Kritiker handdlapoliti-

scher Sntwicklungen

Das GATT als Zentuum der zukiinftigen Welthandels-

politik

Texts (in German): General Agreement on Tariffs and

Trade

Anti-Dumping Code

Cotton Textile Arra&ff*Mia*

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Economic Record, Melbourne, March 1971

0. Long

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Address by 0» Long, Director-General, General Agreement on

Tariffs and Trade, to the International Financial Conference

organized by the Conference Board, Geneva, May 19t 1971

GATT, Geneva. Press release GATT/1079

Reflexions sur les mutations du commerce international

Revue du Marche Commun, Paris, May 1971

0. Long/ S. Ludlow Trade Negotiations Committee of Developing Countries; Legal

Aspects

I.U.H.S.I., Geneva, 11-12 May 1971 (mimeographed)

J. McEwen

H.B. Malingren

European Negotiations; Need for a "Third Party" Initiative

Atlantic Community Quarterly, Washington D.C., Winter 1970-71

Coming Trade Wars? (Neo-mercantilism and Foreign Policy)

Foreign Policy, New York, Winter 1970-71

71/7

H.B. Malingren The International Organizations in the field of Trade and

Investment

in "United States Economic Policy in an Interdependent World"

Commission on International Trade and Investment Policy, Com-

pendium of Papers, Washington D.C. 1971 (3 vol.) (The "Wil-

liams" Report)

H.B. Malingren

A. Masuata

The New Posture in U.S. Trade Policy

The World Today, London, December 1971

Le GATT et 1 Organisation contemporaine des ^changes

Cahiers de I'l.S.B.A., Paris, June 1971f No. 6

Reprinted by Droz, Geneva, 1971

M.A.G. van Meerhaege International 2conomic Institutions

Longman, London, 1971 (2nd edition), by arrangement with

S. Kroese, Leiden

Ch. 3. "The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade"

Origines, Structure of the Agreement, Objectives,

Organization, Functions and Operation, Appraisal,

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National Planning Association, New York, 1971- Pamphlet 130

O.E.C.D. Trade Measures and Adjustment of the Balance of Payments. An

Analysis of Measures and their Effects

OECD, Paris, 1971

Includes quantitative restrictions, customs duties, import

surcharges, import deposits, export subsidies, export credits

Does the World need new Agricultural Trade Rules?

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G. Patterson

71/8 '

Current QATT Work on Trade Barriers

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which follows

S.A. Riesenfeld The Doctrine of Self-Executing Treaties and GATT; a Notable

German Judgment

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1971

Concerns the legal character of GATT Article III; a judgment

of the Tax Court of Hamburg, 1969

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the New Role of QATT

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(in Servo-Croat, Summary in English)

M. Ron The Tariff Quota and its Treatment in GATT

Journal of World Trade Law, London, March-April 1971 '

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L*influence de 1* integration et de la cooperation e'oonomique

international sur les tarifs douaniers

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&e QATT

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The White House

71/9

Foreign Trade. Hearings before the Subcommittee on International

Trade of the Senate Committee on Finance, on World Trade and Invest-

ment Issues. 92 Cong., 1 Sess, May 1971 (2 parts)

Part 2 includes "A Survey of Current Issues to be studied by the Sub-

committee on International Trade" (1970):

Structural changes in the World Economy, 1950-1970

Changing Power Bloc Relationship

Global Changes in World Agriculture

National Trade Policies and International Rules and Institu-

tions. Summary

Part 2 also includes "Staff Analysis of certain Issues raised by the

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade";

GATT and the International Trade Organization

Most-favored-nation Treatment

GATT Provisions on Subsisies and Border Taxes

Balance of Payments Safeguards* Conclusions

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Council

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Tariff Preferences for Developing Countries; Existing and Proposed

Arrangements, by G.C. Reeves


Fifteenth Annual Report on the Trade Agreements Program 1970


Includes the 26th session of the Contracting Parties to GATT

United States International Economic Policy in an Interdependent World

Report to the President submitted by the Commission on International

Trade and Investment Policy

Washington B.C., 1971 (3 volumes)

The "Williams Report" (A.L. Williams, Chairman, Finance Committee of

IBM)

71/10

The White House Mol. I: 1. Summary of the Report

^ *' 2. Trade, Investment and Balance of Payments Policy (Coping

with Trade Distortions)

3. Governmental Responses to Competition from Imports

4« Reducing Distortions to International Competition

5» Export Expansion

6. International Implications of Environmental Control

7. Agriculture: the Need for a New Approach

8+9. Investmant and Production on a Global Scale: Impact on the

U.S. Economy, Harmonizing Relations among Industrial Coun-

tries

10. Our Principal Industrial Partners: A. EEC, B. Japan, C. Ca-

nada

11. Assisting the Developing Countries through Trade and Invest-

ment

12. Trade and Investment Relations with the Communist Countriesi

13. Administering International Economic Policy in the Seven-

ties

14» Negotiations in a New International Context

Vol. II: 4. "GATT Rules Concerning Export Aids'/ by J.W. Evans

5. "Current GATT Work on Trade Barriers", by G. Patterson;

"Non-tariff Distortions of International Trade", by R.E.

Baldwin; various contributions on non-tariff barriers,

border tax adjustment, border taxes and the GATT, by

R. Pelikan

Vol. Ill: Administering Foreign Economic Policy in the Seventies:

III. The Validity of the GATT today

"The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade: an Assess-;

ment", by L. Weiss

"International Organizations in the field of Trade and

Investment", by H. Malingren

14* Negotiations in a New International Context:

"Reciprocity and the U.S. Trade Agreements Program", by

E.H. Preeg;

"Modes of Negotiation in the 1970fs", by.H.B. Malingren

V. Walker Leigh The Generalized System of Preferences - Background to the recent

UNGTAD Agreement

The World Today, London, March (?) 1971

D. Wall Problems with Preferences

International Affairs. London, Januarv 1971

71/11

I. Walter andJ.W. Chung

Non-tariff Distortions and Trade Preferences for Developing Countries

Kyklos, Basel, Fasc. 4, 1971

The White House

L.J. Wipf

A Foreign Economic Perspective

by Peter G. Peterson, the President's Assistant on Foreign Economic

Affairs. Washington B.C., 1971. (The "Peterson" Report)

Two sections: the first "a personal overview of the origins and pos-

sible policy implications of the new world economy"; the second, "The

United States in the Changing World Economy", consists mainly of sta-

tistical material*

Section I: The Changing Tide in International Economic Relations:

Some New Questions; Structural Changes

II: The Industrial Base: The System in theory; The System in

Practice

III: Some Issues: Agenda for International Action: Europe;

Japan; Less developed countries; Communist Countries;

Canada; Multinational corporation - and Investment Policy;

U.S. Trade Restrictions

IV: A Strong Domestic Economy - Requisite for a Strong and

Outward Looking Foreign Economic Policy: Investment;

Technological Opportunities; Manpower Training Needs;/

Shaping the future

V: Negotiating a New Era

Tariffs, Non-tariff Distortions and effective Protection in U.S. Agri-

culture

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, New York, August 1971

Le systeme des preferences tarifaires des pays en voie de developpe-

ment

Revue du Marche" Commun, Paris, January 1971

La crisis del GATT

Economia International, Madrid, January 1971

World Trade Policy - Outlook for 1971

Journal of World Trade Law, London, January-February 1971

Free Trade in Peril

Intereconomics, Hamburg, February 1971

71/12

Britain and Europe; a Good Deal on Tariffs


UNCTAD and Tariff Preferences for Developing Countries

Trade and Industry, London, 24 March 1971

Textile Trumps


Trade Liberalization and Development

Intereconomics, Hamburg, April 1971

La politicrue commerciale de la GEE, ses consequences sur 1*action de

la Gommunaute et des Etats membres

Revue du Marche Commun, Paris, May 1971

Trade Trends


Rule of Origin for Preferences

Journal of World Trade Law, London, July-August 1971

Tariff Issues of the Third World

World Taday, London, September 1971

Preferences for Developing Countries. Terms of the GATT Waiver on

Preferences; the EEC Regulations

Journal of World Trade Law, London, November-December 1971

The Foreign Trade Policy of the EEC

ILntereconomics, Hamburg, September 1971

Free Trade clouded over


Rolling Disc along


Cotton Cop-out


Now let's get Trade better

71/13

La clause de la nation la plus favorisees, la GEE et I1 aide aux pays

en voie de deVeloppement

Revue du Marche Commun, Paris, November 1971

AFL/CIO

1972

A Modern Trade Policy for the Seventies

APL/CIO, Washington D.C., 1972

T.W. Anninger DISC and GATT; International Trade Aspects of Bringing

Deferral Home

Harvard International Law Journal, Cambridge, Mass., Summer '72

Barcelo Antidumping Lane as Barriers to Trade - the United States and

the International Dumping Code

Cornell International Law Journal, Ithaca, N.Y., 1972

C.F. Bergsten The Cost of Import Restrictions to American Consumers

American Importers Association, New York, 1972

C.F. Bergsten Trade Policy at the Crossroads; which Route for Negotiations?

Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, New York, Pall 1972

C.F. Bergsten a.o. Reshaping the International Economic Order

Report sponsored by the European Community Institute of Euro-

pean Studies, Japan Economic Research Centre, Brookings Insti-

tution

Brookings Institution, Washington B.C., 1972

R. Blackhurst General versus Preferential Tariff Reduction for LDC Exports

an Analysis of the Welfare Effects

Southern Economic Journal, Chapel Hill, N.C», January 1972

C.K. Clague Trade Effects of Tariff Preferences

Southern Economic Journal, Chapel Hill, N.C., January 1972

R.N. Cooper The BBC Preferences; a Critical Evaluation


R.N. Cooper The European Community's System of Generalized Preferences; a

Critique

Journal of Development Studies, Oxford, July 1972

R.N. Cooper Trade Policy is Foreign Policy

European Review, London, Autumn 1972

(same title: Foreign Policy, New York, Winter 1972-73)

72/2

H. Corbet Australian Commercial Policy in an Era of Negotiation

Australian Outlook, Melbourne, April 1972

H. Corbet International Trade - the Case for Reform

European Review, London, Autumn 1972

R.L. Curry Africa and the General System of Preferences

Journal of Modern African Studies, London, July 1972

G. Curzon

G. and V. Curzon

Conflict in World Trade Order. The Distribution of the Gains

from Trade Cooperation

Annals of International Studies No. 3: "New Forms of Conflict"

Alummi Association of the Graduate Institute of International

Studies, Geneva, 1972

Global Assault on Non-tariff Barriers

Trade Policy Research Centre, London, 1972. Thames Essay No. 3

1. Pragmatic and Global Approaches to NTB's

2. Six Categories of Non-tariff Intervention

3. Pour Stages in Global Strategy on NTB's

H.W. Dittmann

}.A. Farms worth

H. Fayat

Neue QATT Runde

Wirtschaftsdienst, Hamburg, January 1972

UNCITRAL (U.K. Commission on International "Trade Law) - Why?

What? How? When?

American Journal of Comparative Law, Ann Arbor, Spring 1972

Vers un grand debat sur le commerce mondial

Chronique de politique etrangere, Brussels, September 1972

K.H. Fink

P. Fortbomme

French Government

COMECON-Lander und das QATT

Aussenwirtschaftsdienst des Betriebs-Beraters, Heidelberg,

September 1972

World Trade and Revived Sconomic Nationalism and Protectionism

Chronique de politique etrangere, Brussels, 1972, p. 563-571

L'annee finit bien


French Government Les risgues d'un protectionnisme accru

MOCI, Paris, 13 November 1972

72/3 1'

C.H. Fulda

GATT

Adjustment to Hardship caused by Imports; the New Decisions of

the Tariff Commission and the Need for Legislative Clarifica-

tion

Michigan Law Review, Ann Arbor, Mich., April 1972

QATT Activities 1970/71

GATT, Geneva, 1972

GATT See also 0. Long

T. Geiger Towards a World of Trade Blocs

Atlantic Community Quarterly, Washington D.C., Winter 1971-72

A* Haight Customs Unions and Free Trade Areas under GATT; a Reappraisal


R.G. Hawkins andI. Walter (ed.)

The United States and International Markets. Commercial Policy

Options in an Age of Controls

Heath, Lexington, Mass,, 1972

1. Trends in International Commercial Policy - Implication

for the U.S.

2. How Trade Policy is made: a Politico-Economic Decision Sys-

tea

3« Tariffs and Tariff Structure: an International Comparison

4. Barriers to International Competition: the Nature of Non-

tariff Distortions

5« Barriers to International Competition: the Application and

Liberalization of Non-tariff Distortion

?• The Multinational Corporation: a New Trade Policy -Issue:

U.S.

9. The Effect of Tariff Liberalization on International Trade !

Flows and the U.S. Payments Balance

11. Trade Liberalization and the Agricultural Impasse

12. Trade Relations with the Third World: Preferential Aspects

of Protective Structures

13. Trade Relations with the Third World: Emerging Patterns of

Trade Preferences

14. The Evolving Policy on East-West Trade

K. Holbik U.S. Trade Policy and Congressional Opinion

Cahiers Economiques de Bruxelles, Brussels, 1972

International Chamber Adjustment Assistance Measuresof Commerce Triri _> . -,^-70ICC, Paris, 1972

J.H. Jackson The New Economic Policy and United States International Obli-

gations (under GATT and IMP)

American Journal of International Law, Washington D.C., Jan. 72

J.H. Jackson Review Article; "The Kennedy Round in American Trade Policy -

the Twilight of GATT?", by J.W. Evans

Journal of Common Market Studies, Oxford, September 1972

H. Johnson andM. Krauss

H.G. Johnson

Border Taxes, Border Tax Adjustments, Comparative Advantage and

the Balance of Payments

in "Furlton Essays in Monetary Economics"

Allen & Unwin, London, Harvard U.P., Cambridge Mass., 1972

World Trading and Monetary Arrangements. Chapter in J.N. Bla-

quati (editor), "Economics and World Order. Prom the 1970's to

the 1990's", Macmillan, New York, 1972

E. Jones The Fund and the QATT

Finance and Development, Washing-ton D.C., No. 3 (Sept.), 1972

W.B. Kelly

P.L. Kirgis

P. Knox

Background for the GATT Standards Code

Materials and Research and Standards, American Society for

Testing and Materials, Philadelphia, July 1972

Effective Pollution Control in Industrialized Countries; Inter-

national Economic Disincentives, Policy Responses and the QATT

Michigan Law Review, Ann Arbor, Mich., April 1972

The Common Market and World Agriculture. Trade Patterns in Tern-

porate Zone Foodstuffs

Praeger, New York. Pall Mall, London, 1972

Ch. 5' "International Commodity Agreements and GATT"

K. Kojima

E.P. Laquilloat

Nontariff Barriers to Japan's Trade

Hitotoubashi Journal of Sconomics, June 1972

El GATT ante la crisis economica y comercial internacional

Informacion comercial espagnola, Madrid, No, 461» enero, 1972

0. Long

72/5

Auf dem Wege zu einer neuen Verhandlungsrunde im QATT

Suropa-Archiv, Bonn, 10 April, 1972. Polge 7

0. Long The Establishment of and Orderly World Trade System

Address given at a symposium on International Economic and

Business Cooperation, Tokyo, 14 April 1972

0. Long Protection of the Environment; Considerations relating to In-

ternational Trade

Statement at the Conference on the Human Environment, Stock-

holm, 8 June 1972

0. Long

H.B. Malmgren

Toward Better Trade Relations in the 70 *s

Address given to the Foreign Affairs Club, London, 24 Jan. 1972

International Economic Peacekeeping in Phase II

Quadrayle Books, New York, for the Atlantic Council of the

United States, 1972. Revised edition 1973

1. The Monetary and Trade Crisis

2. The Deterioration of International Economic Relations

3. Organizing for Action

4« Why do Nontariff Barriers matter?

5. Types of Industrial NTB's and Methods of dealing with them

6. Rationalizing Agricultural Trade

7. Import Quotas and Domestic Adjustment !

8. Environmental Management and the International Economy

9« Trade and the Developing Nations

10. Negotiating Techniques and Objectives

11. A Strategy for Phase II and the Next Decade • j

Annex The Special Case of Border Taxes j

H.B. Malmgren Managing International Economic Conflicts

Annals of International Studies Vol. 3: "New forms of Conflict"

Alummi Association of the Graduate Institute of International

Studies, Geneva, 1972

H.B. Malmgren Managing Foreign Economic Policy

Foreign Policy, New York, No. 6, Spring 1972

S.D. Metzger American Foreign Trade and Investment Policy for the 1970*8.

The Williams Commission Report

American Journal of International Law, Washington L.C., 1972

72/6

S.D. Metzger(editor)

Law of International Trade: Documents and Readings (2 volumes)

Lerver Law Book, Washington B.C. (1966). Reissued 1972

Contributions include S.D. Metzger: U.S. Tariff Policy to 1962;

W.B. Kelly: U.S. Commercial Policy, 1922-1934; C. Matthews: Non-

tariff Barriers; J.M. Leddy: Problems of Agriculture in relation

to GATT; also articles on dumping, security controls over trade,

commodity agreements

T. Murray GSP; What you should know

International Trade Forum, UNCTAD/GATT, Geneva, July-Sept. 1972

Hungary and the GATT

Abstracts of Hungarian Economic Literature, Budapest. Compiled by

the Hungarian Scientific Council for World Economy. Vol. II, No. 1

1972

OECD Policy Perspectives for International Trade and Eoonomic Relations

(The "Rey" Report)

Report by the High Level Group on Trade and Related Questions to

the Secretary^General of OECD, Paris, August 1972

Chapter IX: Institutional Questions. A. GATT

C. Pestieau and Non-tariff Barriers as a Problem in International Developmentenry Canadian Economic Policy Committee, Private Planning Association

of Canada, Montreal, 1972

P.G. Peterson The U.S. in a Changing World Economy

British-North American Research Association, London, 1972

J. Pinder The Enlarged Community, the U.S. and Others - a View of the

Coming Negotiations

World Today, London, April 1972

P. Reilly International Trade in the 1970*8 - Question for the 1973 GATT

Negotiations

Socie"te d'etudes et d'expansion. Revue. Liege, Sept.-Oct. 1972

M. Rom National Tariff Quotas in the Common Market

Aussenwirtschaft, Zurich, March 1972

S.R. Schaetzel A Dialogue of the Deep across the Atlantic

Fortune, I*ew York, November 1972

72/7

E. Schmalz Domestic International Sales Corporation as a Subsidy under GATT

— Possible Remedies

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, Cleveland,

Ohio, Winter 1972

W.P. Schwartz and The Regulation of Subsidies affecting International Trade

""''* arPer Michigan Law Review, Ann Arbor, Mich., April 1972

Trade Policy Re-search Centre

Towards an Open World Economy: Report by an Advisory Group

Macmillan, London, for the Trade Policy Research Centre, 1972

Part I : Proposals for Future Trade Strategy: P. McPadzean, A.

Cairncross, W.K. Corden, S. Golt, H.G. Johnson, J. Keade,

T.M. Rybczynski

Part II: Background Papers: H.G. Johnson: Commercial Policy and

the Monetary Crisis of 1971; H. Corbet & H.G. Johnson:

Optional Negotiating Techniques on Industrial Tariffs;

J.S. Jos ling: Expansion of Commercial Trade in Agricul-

tural Products; D. Wall: Developing Countries in the Li-

beration of World Trade; D. Robertson: Provision for Es-

cape Clauses and other Safeguards; B. Hindley: Negotia-

tions for overcoming Non-tariff Barriers to Trade; S.

O'Cleireocain: Adjustment Assistance to Import Competi-

tion; H. Corbet: Position of MFN Principle in Future

Trade Negotiations; Bibliography (extensive).

J. Tumlin Trade Negotiations in the Field of Manufactures

Paper delivered at the Cambridge Conference on Trade and Develop-

ment, Cambridge University Overseas Studies Committee. Sept. 1972

(published in P. Streeten "Trade Strategies for Development", Kac-

millan, London, 1973)

United Nations The Interim Commission for the International Trade Organization

(ICITO) and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (QATT)


United Nations, Hew York, 1972

U.S. Government Sixteenth Annual Report of the President on the Trade Agreements

Program 1971

Office of the President, White House, Washington D.C., 1972

U.S. Government The Benefits of Freer International Trade and the American

Ability to compete, by J.G. Reuver



Operation of the Trade Agreements Program 1970



Probable Sffects of Tariff Preferences for Developing Coun*

tries


Staff Research Studies No. 2

U.S. Treasury Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Laws; Instruments for

Free Trade, "by S.T. Ross ides

Department of the Treasury News, Washington D.C., 28 June 1972

P. Vellas Problemes recents du commerce international

Annales de 1'Universite des Sciences Sociales de Toulouse,

Tome XX, Paso. 1 & 2, Toulouse, 1972

C. Vincke Trade Restrictions for Balance of Payments Reasons and the

GATT - Quotas versus Surcharges

Harvard International Law Journal, Cambridge, Mass*, Spring 72

I. Walter andJ.W. Chung

The Pattern of Non-tariff Obstacles to International Market

Access

Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, Kiel, Heft 3, 1972

The Restrictive Sffects of Industrial Standards on In.ternatio-

nal Commerce


1972, No. 1

Ten Percent Surcharged (imposed by~the U.S. President on 15

April 1971)


1972, No. 2

"Legality under GATT"

FTC (Federal Trade Commission) Disclosure of Foreign Origin

Policy - Proper Regard for the Consumer and GATT?

Law and Policy in International Relations, Washington J.C.,

1972, No. 3

72/9

Tariff Surcharges and Article II of the General Agreement on

Tariffs and Trade

New York University Journal of International Law and Politics,

New York, Summer 1972

America Latina y la clausola de la naci<Sn mas favorecida

Carnegie Fund for International Peace, Santiago, Chile, 1972

Reading between the Smoke Signals

Economist, London, 22-28 January 1972

What's Pair Trade?


Commerce up to date


Golden Trade


Basic Issues for a Hew GATT Round

Intereconomics , Hamburg, May 1972

Problems of Commercial Relations between East and West

Czechoslovak Foreign Trade, Prague, July 1972

QATT Activities and Reports


GATT Round 1973

Intereconomics, Hamburg, August 1972

On the Verge of a New Protectionist Wave?


Nontariff Barriers are a manageable Problem


Planning the Nixon Round


72/10

Before the Trade begins


Trade Policy at the Crossroads - Which Route to Negotiations

Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, New York, Fall 1972

GATT and the Agricultural Sector

Intereconomics, Hamburg, October 1972

"Orderly Marketing" and Free World Trade

Intereconomics, Hamburg, October 1972

Les rapports entre le F.K.I* et le GATT

Problemes economiques, Paris, 1 November 1972

Que lories aspects des rapports entre la CBS et les organisa-

tions internationales

Revue du Karche Commun, Paris, September 1972

Get going at GATT


Me just want Freer Trade

Economist, London, 18-24 November 1972

GATT*a Silver Jubilee

Intereconomics, Hamburg, December 1972

Trade Triangle


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Alcaide de la Rosa ? Tokio, Lacia una nueva liberalizacion del comercio

Informacion comercial espagnola, Madrid, ^ovember 1973

C.H. Alexandrowicz The Law-Making -^'unctions of the Specialized Agencies of the

United Nations

Angus & Robertson, Sydney, in association with the Australian

Institute of International Affairs, 1973

(includes GATT)

B. Bardon The Cotton Textile Agreement 1962-1972


C.P. Bergsten Comments on the Welfare Restrictions on U.S. Trade

Brookings Papers on Economic Activity 1: 1973*

Washington B.C., 1973

C.P. Bergsten (ed.) The Future of the International Economic Order. An Agenda

for Research

Heath, Lexington, !<Iass., 1973

Contributions include Bergsten, Stern, Vernon, Keobane & Nye,

I. Walter

C.P. Bergsten The Future of U.S. Trade Policy

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Nevaska, Wise.,

May 1973

C.P. Bergsten andW.G. Tyler (eds.)

Leading Issues in International Bconomic Policy

Essays in Honor of G.W. Holm

Heath, Lexington, Mass., 1973

Ch. 8: The Next World Trade Negotiations, by B. Norwood

R. Blough U.S. Trade Policy - Past Successes, Future Problems

Columbia Journal of World Business, New York, Pall 1973

H. Braker Osteuropa, die Suropaische Gemeinschaft und das GATT

Europa-Archiv, Bonn, 10 October 1973

P. Bratschi GATT: Targets for Reform


P. Bratschi

73/2

Allgemeines Zoll- und Handelsabkommen (GATT) Handbuch fur

den Praktiker

Schulthess Polygraphischer Verlag, Zurich, 1973

1. Sntstehung

2. GATT als Vertrag und als Organisation

3. Die Vertragsbestimmungen:-,

f. Die bisherigen Verhandlungsrunden

5. Spezialfragen

6. Aktuelle Fragen von grundsatzlicheu Bedeutung

7. Verzeichnis der Vertragsparteien

I

Brookings Institu-tion

v/orld Trade and Domestic Adjustment* Toward the Integration

of World Agriculture

Tripartite Reports sponsored by the European Community Insti-

tution for University Studies, Brussels; the Japanese Eco-

nomic Research Center, Tokyo; the Brookings Institution,

Washington D.C., 1973

J.F. Brossaud

H. Bussery

Nixon-round - La grande confrontation

Paysans, Paris, August-September 1973

Le "Nixon Round" juge par le Conseil economioue et social

Pro jet, Paris, July- August 1973

C.P. Casadio Transatlantic Trade. USA-EEC Confrontation in the GATT Nego-

tiations

Saxon House, Farnborough. Hants, 1973

First published as "Cornmercio attraverso Atlantico", Istituto

Affari Internazional, Home, 1971

R.E. Caves andR.W. Jones

World Trade and Payments: an Introduction

Little, Brown, Boston, Mass., 1973

Part 3: The Theory and Practice of Commercial Policy

- The Theory of Tariffs. The Political Economy of Tariffs.

Trade Control from an International Viewpoint: United

States Policy and Trade Liberalization. 1^.3, G \TT and

Multilateral Trade Liberalization, l^f.4 IJontariff Barriers

to Trade. Trade Control from a Regional Viewpoint: Customs

Unions and Soviet Bloc Trade.

Confederation ofBritish Industry

The Multilateral Trade Negotiations: an Industrial Assessment

Confederation of British Industry, London, 1973 (pamphlet)

Conseil economiqueet social (France)

73/3 l

Les prochaj_nejs__ jn4_g_otJ.&tions_ commerciaJLe s_ entre ]La

£_•. JLi JU. ® JL. lj!!J=L-_ an t re m emb r ejs_ d u GATT

Conseil economique et social, Paris, 1973

B. Coppens

R.N. Cooper (ed.)

Comment accomoder ^je _ cadre dej rie^les du GATT

r e n c e s t ar i f ai r e s

entre pays en voig de deVeloppement

Chronique de politique trangere, Brussels, May 1973

A Reordered World. Emerging International Economic

Problems

Potomoc Associates, Washington D«CF, 1973

H. Corbet

H. Corbet

The Foundation of Foreign Economic Policy

Moorgate & Wall Street, London, Spring 1973

Industrial Tariffs and Spheres of Influence - Need

for a Glabal Trade Strategy

Round Table, London, April 1973

R.W. Cox and H.K,Jacobson

The Anatomy of Influence. Decision Making in Inter-

national Organization

Yale University Press, New Haven, Conn., 1973

Ch. 9: "GATT Traders' Club", by G. and V. Curzon

J.G. Crean

J.P. Delilez

The Coming Negotiations under GATT

Canadian Institute of International Affairs, Toronto,

1973 (pamphlet)

Le "Nixon Round" est engage

Economie et politique, Paris, Anril 1973

J.P. Delilez Les en.-jeux du "Nixon Round" et la crise internatio-

Economie et politique, Paris, June 1973

A. Dorrego GATT y subdesorrollo - Algunes criticas teoricas

Informacion commercial esoanola, Madrid, Nov. 1973

¥.D. Eberle Negotiating a New Vorld^ Marketplace _-_ a n 0 v e ryi e w

Columbia Journal of World Business, New York, Fall

1973

73/4

European Economic Development^ of an PyjBralJ.Community ( Commission)

Trade ln vi e w

EEC (Council ofMinisters)

of the Com±ng Multilateral.

Document COM(73)556, 4 Anril 1973

Amendmenjbjs COM (73) 556/2, 22 May 1Q?3

Overall Approach to the Coming Multila t era1 Neg-ot_ia__-

tions in GATT

Document 1/135 and /73 (COMMER 42), agreed by the

Council of Ministers, 26 June 1973

EuroDean Communities Eurcmean Community complejfces Mandate for GATT_Nego-

tiations

European Community Information Service, Washington

D.C., July 1973

Background 1Nlote No. 17

J.¥. Evan s New Directions in U.S. Trade Policy

Law and Policy in International Business, Washington

D.C., 1973, no. 1

(1971 Hartke-Burke Bill)

K. Fasbender a,o. EWG-Zollpraf erenzen und ¥e 1 thande 1 s s truktiir

Verla^ Weltarchiv, Hamburg, 1973

Ch. 4: "Unvereinbarkeit mit Artikel XXIV GATT11

G. Feketekuty Tovard an Effective International Trading System


1973

B.S. Fisher The Ant i-dumping Law of the United _S_-^at_es - A.

and £_c onomi c _AnajLv sJ s

Law and Policy in Internationa] Business, Washington

D.C., No. 1, 1973

J. Flavien Le contexte agricole du Nixon-round

Economie et politique, Paris, October 1973

French Government Confrontation Etat_s-Unis - C_EH en conrs a Geneve

MOCI, Paris, 23 July 1973

French Government GATT: les drpits de douane ont-ils en c pure. .un sens_?

MOCI, Paris, 1O December 1P73

A.S. Friedeberg

Common Market Law Reviow, London, November 1973

R.H. Flovd GATT Provisions on Border^ Tax Ad ju s tmen t s


GATT

GATT, Geneva, 1973

GATT See aIso 0. Long

C. Guazzaroni I l negoziato per 1 f espansione

Affari esteri , Rome, October 1973

scambi mondiali

A.G. Guest The Future of _ the Law of International Trade

Current Le^al Problems, Stevens, London, 26. 1973

G. Heiduk

und UNCTAD

Nomos, Baden-Baden, 1973

QjrjJnun^spri n z ip i en yon GATT

O. Hieronymi jSconomic Discrimination aga^inst the United States in

Western Europe 1945-1958. Dollar Shortage and the

Rise of Regionalism

Droz, Geneva, 1973

Ch. Ill: Prelude to Organized Discrimination

II: The General Agreement on Tariffs and

Trade

H. Hughes (ed.) Prospects for Partnership: Industrialization and

Trade Policies in the 1970's

Seminar held at I.B.R.D., Washington B.C., 1972

John Hopkins, Baltimore, 1973

I.B.R.D. Pr e f e r en t i a 1 Tr a d e A r r a n ge m e n t s _b e t w een_ peyeloj3 i n_g

Coun t r i e s and Deve roped C oun tr i e s 3 and among- De-

veloping C o i: n t r i e s

IBRD, Washington D.C., 1973

Development Economics Staff Working Paoer No. 155

International Cham-ber of Commerce

S a f ejr\ i a r d C1 a u s e_s

Internatjona1 Chamber of Commerce, Paris,

.

J. Javits towardjs a l^ATT__fJDJT^ j^rijvajte For e i J*TIInve s trnen t

Work Paper for the Abidjan World Conference on World

Peace through Law, August 1973

B.O. Johansson The New GATT N e o t . a t ± o ns. A Sol u t i i b o fche

Ekonomiska Samfundets Tidskrift, Helsinki, 1973:3

(in Swedish)

D.G. Johnson World Agriculture in Disarray

Macmillan, London, in association with Trade Policy

Research Centre, 1973

St. Martins Press, New York, 1973

D.G. Johnson Obstacles to Agricultural Trade - Need for_new^ Per-

spectives

J.E. Jonish Recent Developments in U.S. Antidumping Policy


K. Kojima Hidden Trade Barriers^ in_Japan


M.E. Kreinin

L.C. Krauthoff

Generalized Tariff Preferences: a Proposed Variant


Standardization News, American Society for Testing

and Materials, Philadelphia, January 1973

(Contains a summary of proposed GATT Code on Stand-

ards )

H.D. Kuschel Gegenstand und Ziele der multilateralen GATT - Ver

handlun^en

Wirtschaf tsdienst , Hamburg1, August 1973

P.J. Lloyd R educing' N o n -1 a r i f f Ba r r i e r s - .the S_tr_a_te_g-y_jr>f

tj.atipn

Piound Table, London, July 1973

73/7

0. Long c o n d 1 1 i o ns

.*J* JPUJ * J-J. ateraleji

Options medi terraneennes , Paris, Awril 1973

ons commer-

0. Long nenjL.by Mr. Olivier Long jto the 53th Session of

the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations

11 July 1973

GATT, Geneva. Press release GATT/1125

. Lowenfeld

H.B. Malmgren

A. Masnata

"Doin,? unto Others..." the Chicken War Ten Years

After

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce, Silver Springs

Md., 599, 1973

Reforming the World Trade and Monetary System - the

Need for a New Institutional Framework

Round Table, London, July 1973

Leji_ echanges internationaux au XXe siecle. Intro-

duction a la connaissance des structures, institu-

tions et pr obi ernes ge'ne'raux

Marquarat, Lausanne, 1973

G.M. Meier

R. Mohler

Problems in Trade Policy

Oxford University Press, New York, 1973

GATT; Kennedy Round; U.S. Textile Import Quotas;

Enlargement of EEC

Die neue GATT-Runde als Herausforderung die Erweiten

Europaische Geme inschaften

Europa-Archiv, Bonn, October 1973

T. Murray How Helpful is the Generalized System of Preferences

.to__Dey e I $>£ !]}£;_ Countries?

Economic Journal, London, June 1973

T. Murray Pr e f er en t i a 1 Tar i f f s for

Southern Economic Journal,

_ C oun t r±e s

July 1973

T. Murray TMCTA DJ s Genera 1 i z ed_ .?ref ejr en c e

Journal of World Trade Law, London, July-Aupust 1973

B. Norwood

F. Pazos

C.G. Petrov

J. Finder

73/8

The

included in C.F. Bergsteii & W.G. Tyler (editors),

"Leading Issues in International Economic Policy.

Essays in Honor of G.N. Holm", Lexington Books, 1973

Regional Integration of Trade among Less _JPeyeloped

World Development, Oxford, July 1973

LsL position americaine dans _le_ "Nixon round"

ProblSmes economiques, Paris, 26 September 1973

America., and_Europjs_^ & Fair Bar/?ain in the Coming

9

World Today, London, July 1973

E.H. Preeg Economic Blocs and U.S. Foreign Policy

National Planning Association, Washington D.C., 1973

T. Pulgar Analisis del Acuerdo sohre Aranceles y Comercio. La

Posible Adhesion de Venezuela

Coleccion Ensayos, Caracas, 1973

J.C. Renner

J. Key

Trade Barriers, Negotiations, Rules


1973

A European Community Commercial Polj.cy?

Millennium, London School of Economics, London, 1973*

No. 3

A. Ribicoff fj)r Internjttj.onal Trade Negotiation^


1973

M. RistiS

D. Robertson

I n t e rd ep e n d e nee of I n t e r n at ip_n ajl _M o ri. e ta.ry

jPol i c i e s i n t h^ li gh t _ of Nego t iations within the IMF

Trziste novca i kapitala, Belgrade, November 1973

(OECD Report)

National Westminster Quarterly Review, London,

73/9

D. Robertson A Prelude J _ . I\tjejrn_a.J:jipria.J._ Trad e ego t i a t i on s in 19'

Ban leers ' Magazine, London, January 1973

(OECD Report)

M. R o d r i gu ez Inciarte E1__GATT y J. a s__ jie_g_o ciacjLjmes comerciales multilate-

ral es de 1973

Informaci<5n comercial es-nagnola , Madrid, March 1973

M. Rom The Tariff Quota

Journal of World Trade Law, Condon, July-August 1973

L. Sabelnikov

G. Santini

A New Rojund of Trade Talks in the West

International Affairs, Moscow, October 1973

The U.S.-E.E.C. Trade War - Blackmailing with Pro-

tectionism

Successo (international Edition), Milan, June 1973

A.E. Scaperlanda(editor)

Prospects for eliminating Non-tariff Distortions


Ch. 8: "GATT and NTD's", by G. and V. Curzon

M.D.H. Smith

K. Stegemann

Voluntary Export Quotas and U.S. Trade Policy - a

new Non-tariff Barrier

Law and Policy in International Business, Washington

B.C., 1973, No. 1

Canadian Non-tariff Barriers to_Trade

Canadian Economic Policy Committee, Private Planning

Association of Canada, Montreal, 1973

M. von Steineker IDojnejstic Taxation and Fore i gn Trade. The United

States - European Bor.der Tax Dispute


R.M. Stern Tarifjf s and_ other Measures of Trade 9Ji_tro_l : __ a Survey""* " " — -- . _ - _ . _ - . ______

Journal of Economic Literature, Nashville, Tenn . ,

Sentember 1973

D. O'Sullivan ernjs _f or C o uri t rl es o u t s ixi e t h_e Tr ad . ng _B1 oc s

Columbia Journal of World Business, New York,

73/10

A. Tovias Customs unions £ Free Trade Areas (under GATT)

Journal of World Trade Lav;, London, September-October 1973

Comment on article by F.A. Haight in J.W.T.L. July—August

1972.

E. Tower Commercial Policy under Fixed & Flexible j&change Rates

Quarterly Journal of Economics, Cambridge, August 1973-

Trade Policy Research

Centre

British, European &•. American Interests in the International

Negotiations on Industrial Trade, Staff Paper no 1.

British, European & American Interests in the International

Negotiations on Agricultural Trade. Staff Paper no 3-

Prepared for the British—American Parliamentary Group,

London, Trade Policy Research Centre, London, 1973*

J. Tumlir Proposals for Emergency Protection against Sharp Increases

in Imports, Guest Paper No 1, Trade Policy Research Centre,

London 1973• (Revised & expanded version of article in J.W.

T.L. July August 1973)

J. Tumlir Revised Safeguard Clause for GATT?

Journal of World Trade Law, London, July—August 1973*

P. Streeten (editor) Trade Strategies for Development

Papers of the Ninth Cambridge Conference on Development

Problems, September 1972, Macmillan, London 1973.

Includes J. Tumlir, "Trade Negotiations in the Field of

Manufactures".

Other contributors: E.G. Johnson, G»K. Meier, K.B. Malugeen,

Bo Balassa, G.& V. Curzon, So Dell, T. Josling, J.H. Dunning,

United Nations

U.S. Congress

The Interim Commission for the International Trade Organiza-

tion (IGITO) and the General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade (GATT)

Yearbook of the United Nations 1971, New York (published 1973)

Trade Reform Act of 1973* Report of the • 'orntrdttee on Ways

& Means, House of Representatives, together v.'ith Dissenting

V i e w s t o accompany H.R• 10710. 93 Conf. 1 Sees. Washing-

ton D.C. 1^73 page 6. Section 121 directs the President totake action to include'"devisions in the cievision rnakinr

73/11

machinery <?- other promisions of the GATT to accomodate

that organization to modern trade conditions & problems....,

including the revision of GATT articles with respect to....

"border tax adjustments, the revision & standardization of

article XIX, as well as,.., import restraints for balance

of payments purposes."

page 25—36 Authorization of appropriations for GATT,

revision of decision making machinery, Article XIX, articles

re fair trade practices; inclusion of fair labor standards;

tax adjustments; balance of payments provisions;...,

p, 44-52• revision of escape clause procedures.

U.S. Congress The Trade Reform Act of 1973: Hearings on H.R. 676?.

House Committee on Ways & Means, 93 Cong. 1 Sess0

Washington D.C. 1973

U.S. Congress The Trade Reform Act of 1973: Hearings on H,R. 10710.

Senate Committee on Finance, 93 Cong, 2 Sess. Washingt.D.C.'73

U.S. Congress Agricultural Trade & The Proposed Round of Multilateral

Negotiantions

Senate Committee on Agriculture, Washington D.C. 1973

(the'Flanigan" Report)

U.S. Congress Senate Committee on Finance, Study prepared by the Executive

Branch, Wadhington D.C. 1973.

U.S. Congress Executive Branch GATT Studies

Senate Committee on Finance, 93 Cong. 2 Sess. Washington

DoC. 1974 (one volume)

GATT Study no 1. Tax Adjustments in International Trade:

GATT Provisions & EEC Policies

no 2. GATT provisions on Unfair Trade Practices

no 3. The Adequacy of GATT provisions on

Unfair Trade Practices

no 4« Effects of Regional Groups on U.S. Foreign

Trade: the EC & EFTA Experiences

no 5» Discriminatory Government Procurement

Policies

no 6. The Quantitative Restrict ions in the Ma;or

Tra/j-inr Countries.

73/12

U.S. Congress

no 7» The GATT Balance of Payments Safeguard

Provision: Article XII.

no 8. GATT Provisions on Relief from Injourious

Imports

no 9» I"1*16 most-favored Nation Provision

no 10 The Effect of Foreign Exchange Rate Changes

on U.S. Trade & Tariff Concessions

no 11 The GATT Provisions on Compensations &

Pretaliation

no 12 The Common Agricultural Policy of the

European Committee

no 13 An Analysis of Whether or Not Greater

Flexibility in Foreign Exchange would

serve the Interests of United States &

World Tradeo

Trade Reform Hearings before the House Ways &. Means Committee

on H.R. 676? May- June 1973, Washington D.C. (15 parts)

93 Cong. 1 Sess 1973.

U.S.Congress Trade Reform Act of 1973, Report, House Ways & Means

Committee, to accompany H.R. 10710, October 1973, Washo DC '73.

U.S. Congress H.R. 10710, 93 Cong. 1 Sess. A. Ribicoff, Report to the Senate

Finance Committee, "A Strategy for International Trade Or-

ganizations", (Committee Print) Washington D.C. 1973«

U.S. Government Seventeenth Annual Report of the President

Office of the U.S. President, White House, Wash. D.C. 1973

U.S. Government The Essential Purposes of the Trade Reform Act of 1973, by

W. Rogers, Department of State Bulletin, Washington D.Co

11 June 1973»

I. Walter

R.S. Wolters

U.S. Trading Policy in a Changing World Ecor-omy

Mohr, Tubingen, 1973 (Lecture/pamphlet)

UI'CTAD: Intervener between Poor £•. Rich States.

Journal of World Trade Law, London, September-October 1973<

H.L. Worthington

M.E. Chaves

ArricuItural Tr ade 1. cgot iat ions

îd Journal 01' ,.crld ûsiress, Iêw 1'ci-k, Fall 19r(3

73/13

I. Walter Commonwealth References in Retrospect, some Policy Implication;

for the Developing Countries

Economic Bulletin of Gha: a 1973, 3 (4).

The Game begins, Economist, London 3-9 Februari 1973

Trade Off? Economist, London, 10 February 1973

GATT Round ante portas, Intereconomics, Hamburg, February f73

QATT; Jazz Calender, Economist, London, 10-16 February 1973

A. Zero-tariff World, Journal of World Trade Law, London,

January-February 1973•

Preferences; but do they help? Economist, London, 10-16 Febrc

1973,

A concept for an open world Economy, Intereconomics, Hamburg,

apr.il 1973.

Unsolved Problems of World Trade Economy, Intereconornics,

Hamburg, April 1973-

Powers for Trade Peace - or War, Economics, London, 14 april

1973.

Les pays en voie de deVeloppement, des allies pour la C.FJ.

on Nixon Round

Revue du Marche* Commun, Paris, Kay 1973*

The future Strategic of GATT, Intereconomics, Hamburg, May 1973

The Politics of Trade & Paymants

National & Grindlays Review, London, May 1973*

Preparations for the Nixon Round, Intereconomis, Hamburg,

June 1973.

The Nine draw their GATT Guns, Economist, London, 30 June

1973o

Hearer, my GATTto Thee (XXIV:6), Economist, London, 28

July 1973-

Trade liberalization Round 1973« Intereconomics, Hamburg,

September 1973

GATT in a conceptual Vacuum, Intereconomics, Hamburg, Septem-

ber 1973-

Under Starker!s Orders, Economist, London, 6 September 1973

Seeking Hew Policies for World Trade, Fortune, Hew York 1973o

Eight & One make Nine in Tokyo, Economist, London 15 Septem-

ber 1973.

GATT; into Battle; Economist, London 22- 26 September 1 73

The I\;ew_ U.S. Foreirn Trade Concept, Intereconomics, Harnburr,

0 to her 1>:73«

73/14

Les enjeux du Nixon-Round; Suite d*articles.

Pro jet, Paris, September-October 1973»

I'il-l-i another day? Kconomist, 3 November 1973

L.egoziati GATT: difficile avio

Relazioni Internazionali, Kilan, 10 November 1973*

what Price Trade? Economist, London, 15 December 1973«

United States-Canada Trade Liberalization;Possibilities for

the Future, (Symposiun, Cleveland, kay 1973)

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, Cleve-

land, Ohio, Winter 1973o

Those elusive NTB^, Morgan Guaranty Survey, hew York, Kay

1>73.

ALALC

1?74

Estudio sobre la clausula de la nacion mas favoredida y sobre

el principle de reoiprocidad

Derecho de la integraci<5n, Buenos Aires, March 1974

Atlantic Council ofthe United States

D.I. Baker

Interim Report of the International Trade System

made by a Special Advisory Panel to the Trade Committee of the

Atlantic Council (Chairman J.M. Leddy)

Atlantic Council of the United States, Washington D.C., 1974

(mimeo)

(Code of Trade Liberalization; Co-ordination between IMF and

GATT)

(American) Antitrust (Law) and World Trade; Tempest in an

International Teapot?

Cornell International Law Journal, Ithaca N.Y., December 1974

G. Baseui Review of "Effective Tariff Protection", by G. Grubbel and

E.G. Johnson (editors). 1971


C.F. Bergsten

I. Bernier

Completing the GATT; toward New International Rules to govern

Export Controls

British-North American Committee, London/Washington D.C., 1974

I: The "New" Problem of Export Controls

II: New Rules to govern Export Controls

III: Reaching Agreement on Rules to govern Export Controls

Les ententes de restriction volontaire a 1'exportation en

droit international e*conomicrue

Annuaire Canadian de Droit international 1973, Vancouver, 1974

J.H.J. Bourgeois De GATT-overeenkomst en het EEG-verdrag

(relationship between GATT and EEC Treaty)

Sooiaal Economische Wetgeving, 1974f pp. 408-425

J.H.J. Bourgeois

R. Brecher

De QATT—overeenkomst en de EEG—lanbouwregelingen

(Conformity of EEC agricultural regulations with GATT)

Sociaal Econoraische Wetgeving 1974> PP» 581-612

Optdmal Commercial Policy for a Minimum Wage Economy

Journal of International Economics, Amsterdam, May 1974

J.H. Cheh

74/2

United States Concessions in the Kennedy Round and Short-Run

Labor Adjustment Costs

Journal of International Economics, Amsterdam, November 1974

Committee for Eco-nomic Development

Toward a New International Economic System. A Joint Japanese-

American View

Committee for Economic Development, New York, 1974

Ch. 3: Trade Policies

H. Corbet Agriculture's place in Commercial Diplomacy

Essay on a Conference at Ditchley Park, Oxon, November 1973

Ditchley Foundation, Oxon, 1974 (pamphlet) Ditchley Paper 48

H. Corbet The Division of the World into Economic Spheres of Influence

Pacific Community, Tokyo, January 1974

H. Corbet GATT* Food Shortages and Farm Prices

Intereconomics, Hamburg, November 1974

H* Corbet andR. Jackson (editors)

In Search of a New World Economic Order

Groom Helm, London, in association with Trade Policy Research

Centre and The Round Table, 1974

Includes:

H. Corbet: Commercial Diplomacy in an Era of Confrontation

G. Curzon: Crisis in the International Trading System

R. Dahrendorf: External Relations of the European Community

H. Malmgren: Need for a New System for World Trade and Payments

(first published as "Reforming World Trade and

Monetary System: Need for a New Institutional

Framework11, Round Table, London, July 1973)

D. Robertson: Operation of Multinational Enterprises in Per-

spective

H.G. Johnson: General Principles for World Monetary Reform

H. Corbet: Industrial Tariffs and Economic Spheres of Influence

P. Lloyd: Strategies for Modifying Non-tariff Distortions

D.G. Johnson: Impact of Farm-support Policies on International |

Trade

S. Golt: Access for the Exports of Developing Countries

G. Pels: Adjustment Assistance to Import Competition

J. Tumlin: Emerging Protection against Sharp Increases of Im-

ports (first published by Trade Policy Research

Centre, London, Guest Paper No. 1, 1973)

H. Corbet Security* Commercial and Monetary Policies


V. Curzon The* Essentials of Economic Integration


V. Curzon The Essentials of Economic Integration; Lessons of EFTA Ex-

perience

Macmillan, for the Trade Policy Research Centre, London, 1974

Part I: Patterns of Trade Cooperation

Part II: Mechanics of Economic Integration

Part III: EFTA experience and Economic Theory

J.K. Davis The Trade Reform Act of 1973

Harvard International Law Journal, Cambridge Mass*, Winter 1974

W. Diebold Jr. U.S. Trade Policy: the New Political Dimensions


J.B. Dunlop andR.N. King

Regional Integration and QATT: the Effects of the EBC-EFTA

Agreements on International Trade


Winter 1974, No. 1

G.F. Erb

G. Feketekuty

Controlling Export Controls

Foreign Policy^ New York, Winter 1974

U.S. Trade Policy; an Overview

Journal of International Affairs, Columbia University, New

York, Spring 1974

W. Feld Trade between the U.S. and the European Community; Differing

Expectations in a Changing Power Relationship

Journal of International Affairs, Columbia University, New

York, Spring 1974

J.M. Finger GATT Tariff Concessions and the Exports of Developing Countries

- United States Concessions at the Dillon Round

The Economic Journal, Cambridge, September 1974

Food and Agriculture Agricultural Protection, Domestic Policy and InternationalOrganization

Trade

International Agriculture Adjustment Supporting Study No. 9

74/4

French Goevernment Crise petroliere et Nixon Round

HOCI, Paris, 18 February 1974

R.N. Gardner The Hard Road to World Order


R.N. Gardner Wanted: a New Deal for International Trade

The Times, London, 7 February 1974

GATT GATT Activities in 1973

GATT, Geneva, 1974

GATT See also 0« Long

f,11 S. Go It The GATT - Tokyo and after

Buromoney, London, November 1974

S. Golt The QATT Negotiations, 1973-75? a Guide to the Issues

British-North American Committee, London/Washington D.C., 1974

1. The Background

2. The Character of the Negotiations

3. Negotiating Constraints

4* Trade and the International Monetary Arrangements

5* Tariffs on Manufactured Goods

6. Agriculture

7. Non-Tariff Measures

8* Safeguards and Adjustment Assistance

9. The Developing Countries

10* Postscript

J. Groetzinger The New GATT Code and the International Harmonization of Pro-

ducts Standards

Cornell International Law Journal, Ithaca, N.Y., 1974, No. 2

H. Gros Espiell QATT; Accomodating Generalized Preferences


W. Hahnfeld Die Erlauterungen zur Brtlsseler Begriffsbestimmung ttber denZollwert der Waren

Zeitschrift ftlr Z<511e und Verbrauchsteuern, Bonn, August 1974

Ch. II: Die Bewertungsbestimmungen des GATT

74/5

G. Heiduk GATT and UNCTAD - Development Theory and Practice

Intereconomics, Hamburg, January 1974

W. Henrichraeyer, J«S. Trade Negotiations and World Pood Problems

Hillman, D.G. John- papers for a conference in London on 5 December 1974son and T«E» Jos ling * ' '

Trade Policy Research Centre, London, 1974 (mimeo)

F.J. JSgeler Kooperation oder Konfrontation; GATT-Runde 1973

Verlag Weltarchiv, Hamburg, 1974

1. Ausgangssituation und Vorbereitungsphase

2. Die amerikanische Verhandlungsposition

3. Das Verhandlungsangebot der EWG

4« Die japanische Verhandlungspolitik

5« Die Rolle der Entwicklungsl&nder in der Liberalisierungs-

runde

6* Ungewisse Erfogsaussichten der ?• GATT—Runde

D.G* Johnson World Pood Problems

University of Chicago, Office of Agricultural Economics,

Research Paper No. 74:8, 1974

D.G. Johnson and U.S. Agriculture in a World Context; Policies and ApproachesJ.A. Sohnittfcer (eds) for the Next Decade

Praeger, New York, 1974t for the Atlantic Council of the Uni- „

ted States

Ch. 8: "Techniques and Modalities of Agricultural Negotiations11

by H.B. Nalmgren

H.G. Johnson (ed.) The New Mercantilism; Some Problems in International ffrade«

Money and Investment

Papers presented to Section P (Economics) of the 1973 Meeting

of the British Association for the Advancement of Science

Blackwell, Oxford, 1974

Authors include H.G. Johnson: "Mercantilism: Past, Present and

Future"; S. Golt: "World Trade and Developing Countriies" (GATT,

UNCTAD); M. Stamf; J.P. Chown; J. Revellj C.M. Miles, "Inter- -I

national Trade and Structural Application - Problems and Poli- '

cies" (GATT - Textile Arrangement); A.P. Thirlwall; G. Magni-

fico.

K. Junkerstorff Antidumping Recht

De Gruyter, Berlin, 1974

74/6

P.J.G. Kapteijn The "Domestic" Law Effect of Rules of International Lawt with-

in the European Community System of Law and the Question of

the Self--executing Character of GATT Rules

International Lawyer, 1974» P» 77

N. Kohlhase andH. Sckwamm (ed.)

La ne*gociation CBB—Suisse dans le Kennedy Round

Analyse elabore*e par un groupe interdisciplinaire de cher-

cheurs universitaires, sous la direction de N. Kohlhase et

H. Schwamra

Centre de recherches europeennes, Lausanne, 1974

Prefaces par Jean Rey et Albert Weitvower

1. Les relations e'conomiques entre la Communaute* Europe*enne

et la Suisse dans le Kennedy Round

2. Le probleme des disparity's et la clause europe*enne

3* Les relations entre la Suisse et la GEE en matiere horlo—

gSre

4* Les problemes agricoles CSE—Suisse dans le Kennedy Round

3* Le secteur chimicfue et les rapports CEB-Suisse

6* L*Industrie textile dans le Kennedy Round

7« La me*thode de n^gociation dans le Kennedy Round

8* Reactions de la presse suisse pendant le Kennedy Round

Annexes: Bibliography (extensive)

M. Kostecki Hungary and the GATT


H.S. KrSraer Changing Principles governing International Trade

Journal of World Trade Law, London, May—June 1974

0* Long International Trade Relations; a Positive Response

Address by 0, Long, Director-General, to a meeting of Korean

business organizations in Seoul, Korea, 1? May 1974

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, Geneva, Press release

GATT/1145

0. Long The Multilateral Trade Negotiations in a Changing World Economy

Address by 0. Long,Director-General, to the Swedish National

Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce, Stockholm,

19 March 1974

GATT, Geneva, Press release GATT/1142

74/7

P.W. McCracken a,o. Foreign Trade Policy! an AEI Round Table held on 10 September

1973

American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research,

Washington D.C., 1974 (pamphlet)

R. MoCulloch United States Preferences: the Proposed System


G. Malinverni Le re'glement des differ ends dans les organisations Internatio-

nales e'conomicrues

Sijthoff, Leiden, 1974f for the Institut Universitaire des

Hautes Etudes,Internationales, Geneva

Part I: L'inade*quation du reglement juridique

Part II: Les avantages des solutions diplomatiques !

"Index des affaires citees" refers, under HGATTM, to 24 speci-

fic cases of settlement of differences.

H.B. Malmgren New Issues for Trade Negotiations

Address to National Foreign Trade Convention, New York, 19 No-

vember 1974

H«B« Malmgren Reforming the World Trade and Monetary System

Atlantic Community Quarterly, 1974, pp. 474-477

H. Matejka

S.D. Metzger

State Trading; Instrument or Object of Trade Control?

Journal of World Trade Law, London, March—April 1974

Lowering Nontariff Barriers; U«S« Law, Practice and Negotiat-

ing Objectives

Brookings Institution, Washington B.C., Allen & Unwin, London,

1974

1* The Negotiating Problem

2. The Legal Framework for U.S. Negotiations

3. By-National Laws and Policies

4* Antidumping and Countervailing Duties

5» Quantitative Restrictions

6. Customs Valuation

7. Industrial Standards

8. Government Aids to Industry

9. Prospects for U.S. Negotiations

74/81

W.F. Mondale Beyond Detente; toward International Economic Security

Foreign Affairs, New York, October 1974

K« Morton

S, Mukherjee

A Hand Worth Playing; The Stake of Developing Countries in the

International Trade and Monetary Negotiations

Overseas Development Institute, London, 1974

1. The GATT Negotiations: a General View

2. Identification of Interests and Obstacles

3» Problems and Priorities for Ldcs in the GATT Negotiations ,

4* the IMF International Monetary Negotiations: a General View 5

5* Identification of Interests and Obstacles

6. Problems and Priorities for Ldcs in the IMF negotiations

Summary and Conclusions :

3

Free Trade is good, but What about the Workers? Liberalization

and Adjustment Assistance

P.E.P, London, 1974. Broadsheet 543

Ch. 10: GATT, Safeguard Arrangements and Adjustment Assistance

OECD Export Cartels. Report of the Committee of Experts on Restric-

tive Business Practices

OECD, Paris, 1974

R.K. Pandey andS. Ramakrishua

Non-tariff Barriers to India's Exports

Foreign Trade Review, New Delhi, January-March 1974

J. Pinder andD. Dosser

Economic Union. Summary Deport of the Study Group on Economic

Union set up by the Federal Trust

Spring Books, London, 1974

E.H. Preeg Economic Blocs and U.S. Foreign Policy

International Organization, Madison, Wise., Spring 1974

R. Roem Nielsen GATT idag og imorgen

Internasjonal politikk, Oslo, 2B, Supplement, 1974

G». Schiavone El GATT y los paises socialistas

Derecho de la Integraci6n, Buenos Aires, 1974i No, 15

G» Schiavone The Host-favored-nation Clause and Sast-West Trade: Limitations

and Prospects

La Comunita Internazionale, Padova, Fasc. 4i 1974

rT.C. Sorensen

74/9

Most-favored-nations and Less Favorite Nations

Foreign Affairs, New York, 1974

C. Stedraan Canada-U»S. Automotive Arrangement; the Sectoral Approach


H.H. Taake andD. Weiss

The World Textile Arrangement; the Exporter's Viewpoint


D. Tovret Le tar if douanier commun de la CEB et les problSmes pose's par

son application

Cahiers de droit europeen, Louvain, No, 3-4, 1974

Trade Policy Research The Be11agio Memorandum, Reform of the International CommercialCentre (P. McFadzean 0 .\ systema.o.) -*

Trade Policy Research Centre, London, 1974 (mimeographed)

C.W. Trainor The Buy American Act; Examination, Analysis and Comparison

Military Law Review, Spring 1974


and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade



United Nations

United Nations

U.S. Congress

Generalized System of Preferences and Multilateral Trade Nego-

tiations

UNCTAD Document TD/B/C.5/26, Geneva, 1974

Question of the Establishment of a Comprehensive International

Trade Organization

UNCTAD Document TD/B/535, Geneva, 1974

Report by the Secretary-General of UNCTAD

Analysis of the Trade Agreements Program and the Trade Reform

Act of 1973

Staff papers provided by the U.S. Tariff Commission for the

Senate Committee on Finance, Washington D.C., 1974

(Committee print)

U.S. Congress Trade Act of 1974. Summary of the Provisions of H.R. 10710

Prepared by the staffs of Senate Committee on Finance, and

House Committee on Ways and Means, 30 December 1974- 93 Cong.

74/10

U.S. Congress The Trade Reform Act of 1973* Hearings, Senate Committee on

H.R. 10710. 93 Cong. 2 Sess. 1974. Washington D.C., 1974t

(6 volumes)

U.S. Congress

U.S. Congress

Trade Act of 1974* See also under 1973

Emigration Amendment to the Trade Reform Act of 1974

Senate Committee on Finance, 93 Cong. 2 Sess. Washington D.C.,

1974

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

The Trade Reform Act. Statements by Secretary of State Kis-

singer and W.D. Sberle, President's Special Representative for

Trade Negotiations, on 7 March 1974

Department of State Bulletin, Washington B.C., 1 April 1974

New GATT Textiles Arrangement aims at orderly Trade Expansion

Commerce Today, Washington B.C., 4 February 1974

U.S. Tariff Commis«sion

Operation of the Trade Agreements Program 1971

U.S. Tariff Commission, Washington B.C., 1974


Trade Barriers. Report to the Senate Committee on Finance and

its Subcommittee on Foreign Trade. 93 Cong. 2 Session

U.S. Tariff Commission, Publication 665* Washington B.C., 1974,

(11 volumes)

Volume I: Trade Barriers: an Overview

Ch. 5: The Nature and Extent of Tariff Concessions granted in

Trade Agreements by the Major Trading Nations

p. 45s The Bilateral Period of the Trade Agreements

Program

p. 57: The Multilateral Period of the Trade Agreements ,

Program:

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

Tariff Concessions under GATT

The First round (Geneva 1947); the second round

(Annery 1949)* the third round (Torquay 1950-51^

Japanese accession to the GATT (1955)? the '

fourth round (Geneva 1956); the fifth (Billon)

round (Geneva 1960-62); the sixth(lennedy)

round (1964-67)

74/11

N. Ushiba What to expect of New Trade Talks?

Japan Economic Review, Tokyo, 15 July 1974

M. Waelbroeck Effect of GATT within the Legal Order of the SEC


(Infringement of GATT Article XI by certain Community regula-

tions)

I. Walter Commonwealth Preferences in Retrospect - Some Lessons for the

Developing Countries

Banca Nazionale del Lavoro Quarterly Review, Rome, March 1974

White House Eighteenth Annual Report of the President on the Trade Agree-

ments Program 1973


Journal of International Affairs, School of International Af-

fairs, Columbia University, New York, vol. 28, No. 1f 1974

Introduction: An Overview of U.S. Trade Policy

W.J. Feld: Trade between the United States and the European

Economic Community: Differing Expectations in a

Changing Power Relationship

W. Krause and F.J. Mathis: The U.S. Policy Shift in East-West

Trade

T. Tokayama: The Outlook for U.S.-Japan Economic and Trade

Relations

R. Kosobud and H. Stokes: Trade Peace in the Pacific through

a Free Trade Area?

R.L. Curry: U.S.-Developing Country Trade and Restrictive

Business Practice Policies

Time to stick together


A difficult Accord. Textile Agreement


GATT gets down to two years hard


Road to Retaliation

Economist, London, 2-8 March 1974

74/12

Trade Block


The Essentials of Economic Integration

Intereconomios, Hamburg, April 1974

Almost there


QATT gears up

Economist, London, 28 September - 4 October 1974

Closing Gaps in GATT, while Europe waits on Senator Long


Non-tariff Barriers: Holy Trinity


GATT; original Sin


GATT Negotiations close at hand

Intereconomics, Hamburg, November 1974

Safeguards and Loopholes


Back to Barter


C.S. Armstrong

75/1

1975

American Import Controls and Morality in International Trade;

an Analysis of Section 307 of the Tariff Act of 1930

New York University Journal of International Law and Politics,

Spring 1975

S.J. Anjaria The MTN and Tariff Reduction

Finance and Development, Washington B.C., December 1975


GATT Plus; a Proposal for Trade Reform

Report of the Special Advisory Panel of the Trade Committee

of the Atlantic Council, Washington D.C., 1975 (Chairman J.M.

Leddy)

Foreword by Sir Brie Wyndham White, former Director-General

of GATT.

The Need and the Way. New Trade Rules. Organization (weighted

voting)

Proposed Code of Trade Liberalization* 'General Concept of Code

Section I: Application of GATT Trade Rules

II: Reduction of Tariffs

III: Access to Supplies and Technology

IV: The Use of Quantitative Restrictions

V: Equality of Trade Treatment

VI: Agriculture

VII: Trade Measures relating to the International

Monetary System

VIII: Subsidies, Countervailing Duties, Dumping and

Anti-Dumping Practices

IX: Safeguard Provisions

X: Nontariff Barriers: Procedures for the Future

XI: Relationship of the Code to Certain Other Multi-

lateral Trade Arrangements (textiles, energy)

XII: Enforcement

XIII: Exceptions (Protocol of Provisional Application)

XIV: Annexes for Prospective Signatories

XV: Institutional Provisions (Trade Council, Execu-

tive Committee, Direction and Staff, Voting

Power)

XVI: Interpretations

XVII: Withdrawal

XVIII: Amemdments

Final ProvisionTrade Liberalization

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Beyond Diplomacy; Decision-Making in an Interdependent World

First Interim Report of the Council's Special Committee on

Intergovernmental Organization and Reorganization

Atlantic Council of the United States, Washington D.C., 1975

I: Interdependence

II: Lessons from Experience (includes U.N., Bank and IMF,

OEEC, European Communities, EFTA, GATT, OECD)

III: Areas in which new or improved means of intergovernmental

coordination are needed (Trade, reorganization of GATT)

IV: Role of democratic industrialized nations

V: Decision-making in an interdependent world

VI: Additional Comments: Sir E. Wyndham White

R.E. Baldwin andr|| D.A. Kay

International Trade and International Arrangements• The Gene-

ral Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

International Organization, University of Wisconsin Press,

Madison, Wise,, Winter 1975

(Special issue on World Politics and International Economics)

M. Baumer Zur Multilateralisierung des Aussenhandels der RGW-Mitglied-

STAATEN

Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik - S 235, Ebenhausen, Nr

Numich, 1975

(Subheading "The GATT")

M. Reza Behnam Development and Structure of the Generalized System of Prefer-

ences


Development of the GSP

Structure of the GSP a)the EEC scheme; b)the Japanese scheme

c)the schemes of other countries

Safeguard Measures

Problems of the SGP

Comparison of the Australian Operational Tariff Scheme with

the GSP

Summary. Proposals and Conclusions

J.K. Bentil EEC Commercial Law and "Changes having equivalent Effect to

Customs Duties"


r 75/3

C.F. Bergsten

C.F. Bergsten (ed.)

Toward a New International Economic Order; Selected Papers

of C.F. Bergsten, 1972-1974

Lexington Books, Lexington, Mass., Heath, Farnborogh, Hants,

1975I: The International Economic Order: an Overview

II: The International Monetary System

III: World Trade

IV: United States Trade Policy

V: Foreign Direct Investment and Transnational Enterprises

VI: Natural Resources :

VII: U.S. Economic Relations: the Industrialized Countries

VIII: U.S. Economic Relations: the Developing Countries

IX: U.S. Management of Foreign Economic Policy

Toward a New World Trade Policy. The Maidenhead Papers

Saxon House, Farnborough, Hants. Heath, Lexington Mass* 1975

Papers prepared for a Conference held in April 1973 at

Maidenhead, England.

Part I: Traditional Trade Theory and the Realities of the

1970*6

II: Multinational Corporations and World Trade

III: The Hole of Governments in International Trade and

Investment in the 1970's

IV: Responses to Disturbances caused by International

Trade

Ch, 15: C.F. Bergsten "On the Non-Equivalence of

Import Quotas and Voluntary Export Re—'

straints"

Ch. 16: A.M. Solomon "Safeguard Mechanisms"

S. GoIt "Part IV. Commentary"

V: World Trade Policies for the Future

Ch. 19: E. Wyndham White "Negotiations in Prospect"

C.F. Bergsten andL.B. Krause (eds.)

World Politics and International Economics


(originally published in "International Organization", Win-

ter 1975- Special issue). Contents include:

C.F. Bergsten et al: International Economics and Internation-

al Politics

R.E. Baldwin et al: International Trade and International Re-

lations (GATT)

R.O. Keohane et al: The Multinational Firm and Internatioal

Regulation

Bergsten/Krause(contd.)

75/4

C.P. Diaz-Alejandro: North South Relations, the Economic

Component

L.B. Krause/J.S. Nye: Reflections on the Economies and Po-

litics of International Economic Or-

ganizations

C.P. Bergsten On the Non-Equivalence of Import Quotas and Voluntary Ex-

port Restraints

Technical Series Reprint T-009. Brookings Institution,

Washington D.C., 1975

I. Bernier

D*W. Bowett

Le GATT et le probleme du commerce d'etat dans les pays a

e'oonomie de marc he; Le cas des monopoles pro vine iauz des

alcools au Canada

Canadian Yearbook of International Law, 1975

The Law of International Institutions


(deals specifically with GATT)

Brcokings Institution The World Economy in Transition

A tripartite report by Brookings Institution, Kiel Institute

for World Economics, Japan Economic Research Centre


R. Burnett Inclusion of Papua - New Guinea in the New Zealand-Australian

Free Trade Area

Jorunal of World Trade Law, London, March-April 1975

R, Burnett Negotiations of International Agreements in the Field of Com-

merce and Investment - Problems of Prelevence to Newly-Inde-

pendent States


Subhead: New States and the GATT

M. Camps "First World" Relationships; the Role of the OECD

Atlantic Institute for Foreign Affairs, Paris. Council on

Foreign Relations, New York, 1975

P. Coffey The Lowe Agreement and the ESC; Implications and Problems

Three Banks Review, Edinburgh, December 1975

r /75/5

S.D. Cohen The European Community and the General Agreement on Tariffs

AND Trade

European Community Information Service, Washington D.C., 1975i

(pamphlet)

H. Corbet Raw Materials; beyond the Rhetoric of Commodity Power


International Issues No. 1

H. Corbet Raw Materials and the Third World's Stake in the Tokyo Round 3

Pacific Community, Tokyo, June 1975

W.M, Corden, I.M.B. Import Controls versus Devaluation and Britain's EconomicLittle & K.P.O. Soott prospeots

Trade Policy Research Centre, London, 1975* Guest Paper No* 2

(refutes the case for import controls, promoted by the Cam-

bridge Economic Policy Group)

N* Dahan Ltentreprise face aux legislations du commerce international

International Trade Law and Practice, Paris, January 1975

Droit et Pratique du Commerce International

0. Deuton, S. O'Clei- Trade Effects of Public Subsidies to Private Enterprise

reacain & S. Ash Macmillan, London, 1975, for Trade Policy Research Centre

Ch. 1: Trade, domestic distortions and subsidies

5: Determinants* of trade flows and the effects of sub-

sidies

6: Regional subsidies and international trade

10: Adjustment Assistance and structural support

S. Devos La clause de sauvegarde commercials pour difficulty's de ba-

lance de paiements

Droit et pratique du commerce international, Paris, Dec. 1975

A* Dunkel Le commerce internationals Evolution re*oente et perspectives

Revue e'conomique et sociale, Lausanne, February 1975i

T. Plory Les obstacles non tarifaires auz ^changes

Droit et pratique du commerce international, Paris, April 1975

75/6

U. Prantz 25 Jahre Welthandelspolitik. Ziele und Ergebnisse des allge-

meinen Zoll- und Handelsabkommen (GATT) 1948-1973

Dunker A Humblot, Berlin, 1975

Part I: Der weltwirtschaftlich-politische und okonomisch-

ideengeschiohtliche Hintergrund der neuen Weltwirt-

8 ohaftsordnung

II: Die Ziele und Hauptbestimmungen des GATT

Beurteilung der GATT-Prinzipien

III: Beurteilung des bisherigen Funktionierens des GATT

Leistungen und Ergebnisse 1948-1973 - Die Entwicklungs

phasen der TStigkeit des GATT

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J. Vplpe

Ch. 2: Economic Blocs and the Multilateral System, by E.H*

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Declaration (13 June 1974); Jurisdiction of Fund and Contract-

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Invisible Barriers to Invisible Trade

Macmillan, London, 1975> f°r "the Trade Policy Research Centre

Ch. 4: Global Approach to Constraints on Invisible Trade

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J. Groetzinger The New QATT Code and the International Harmonization of

Products Standards

Cornell International Law Journal, Ithaca, N.Y., May 1975

75/7

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Evaluation of the Trade Reform Act of 1974 by selected U.S.

Private Organizations

Aussenwirtsohaft, Zttrich, September 1975

The U.S. Trade Reform Act of 1974


The GATT Legal System and World Trade Diplomacy


Part I. The GATT/ITO Negotiating History

Ch. 1:The Interwar Tears

2i The ITO Rules: the Nature of the Political Commitment

3s The ITO Legal System: the Role of Legal Obligations

4: The ITO Legal System: Nullification and Impairment

5: The GATT Negotiations

6$ The Demise of the ITO

Part II: The Development of the GATT Dispute Procedure: 1948-

1958

Ch. 7: GATT Operations, 1948-58

8: The Early Disputes Procedures: the Foundation of the

Third-Party Adjudication

9: The Panel on Complaints

10: The Disputes Procedure, 1952-58

Part III: Case Studies of GATT Law in Operation

Ch. 11: Interpretation (I): Indian Export Rebates

12: Interpretation (II): Brazilian Internal Taxes

13: Interpretation (ill): Belgian Family Allowances

14: Nullification and Impairment: the Australian Subsidy

15s Fact-finding: Cuban Textiles and Norwegian Sardines

16: Enforcement Powers: U.S. Dairy Quotas

17: The GATT Legal System, 1948-58: an Overview

Part IV: The GATT Legal System in decline: 1958-75

Ch. 18: GATT Developments, 1958-75

19: The Disputes Procedure: 1959-70

20: The Disputes Brocedure revives: 1970-75

21: Residual Restrictions

22: A Look Backward and a Look Ahead

Part V: Appendixes

A. GATT Dispute Proceedings, 1948-70

B. Considerations Concerning extended Use of Panels \

C. Brazilian Internal Taxes

D. The Australian Subsidy on Amonium Sulphate

E. Treatment by Norway of Imports of Sardines

75/8

Hudec (contd.) P. Report of Working Party 8 on Cuban Textiles

G. Netherlands Action under Article XXIII:2 to suspend

Obligations to the United States

H. General Agreement on Tariffs amd Trade, Article XXIII

I. ITO Charter, Articles 93-95

Part VI: Abbreviations and Notes

R.E. Hudec

N. Hutton

Retaliation against "unreasonable" Foreign Trade Practices;

the new Section 301 (of the Trade Aoto of 1974) and GATT

Nullification and Impairment

Minnesota Law Review, Minneapolis, January 1975

(based on research for "The GATT Legal System and World Trade;

Diplomacy": Praeger, New York, 1975)

I: The Negotiating History

A. The Trade Agreements Background

B. Nullification and Impairment in the ITO Charter

C. The GATT Negotiations

D. The Teaching of the Negotiating History

II: The GATT Nullification and Impairment Cases

A. An Early Example: United States versus Cuba

B. The Australian Subsidy Case

C. the Review Session Decision: More on Subsidies

D. The Norwegian Sardines Case

£. German Duties on Starch

P. Prench Quantitative Restrictions

G. Uruguayan Recourse to Article.XXIII

H. The Teaching of the GATT Cases

III: The GATT Experiences with Retaliation

A. The Netherlands Article XXIII Retaliation

B. Home-made Retaliation: Articles XIX and XXVIII

C* Home-made Retaliation as an Alternative to Nullifi-

cation

IV: Section 301

A. The Background of Section 301

B. The Standards of Section 301

C. GATT Consciences: the Legal Framework

D. GATT Consequences: some Sample Problems

E. A Review of Section 301: the Cattle War

The Salience of Linkage in International Economic Negotiations

Journal of Common Market Studies, Oxford, 1975, No. 1 and 2

(laound^ re negotiations, GATT negotiations, IMP: Committee

of 20)

Z. Iqbal

75/9 ''- '-'

The GSP examined

Finance and Development, Washington D.C., September 1975

G.McC. Johnson andT. Wuliger

Free Trade Agreements with Centrally Planned Economies; the

Finnish Example


1975t No. 4"Finland's Free Trade Agreements and the OATT"

P.P. Kanthan The Legal Limitations of QATT and UNCTAD: towards Mutual

Cooperation

Indian Journal of International Law, New Delhi, Jan.—March

K. Kojima Japan and Multilateral Trade Negotiations

Oriental Economist, Tokyo, April 1975

F. Krappel Die Havanna Charter und die Bntwicklung dea We Itrohs toffs-

h an del

Dunker & Humblot, Berlin, 1975

L.B. Krause/J»S. Nye Reflections on the Economics and Politics of International

Economic Organizations

International Organization, University of Wisconsin, Madison,

Wise., Winter 1975

J. Kflhn

M.A. Lejeune

GATT und neue Weltwirtsohaftsordnung

Wirtschaftsdienst, Hamburg, October 1975

Un droit des temps de crise; les clauses de sauvegarde de

la CSS

Bruylant, Brussels, 1975

P.J. Lloyd Discrimination against Imports in Australian Commodity Taxes


0. Long The Multilateral Trade Negotiations in the Present Economic

Situation

Statement delivered at the Chamber of Commerce of Basle,

5 June 1975

Information Sevice, GATT, Geneva. Press release GATT/1161

75/10

0. Long

P. Lortie

H. Lydoll

Statement by Mr Olivier Long, Director-General of QATT, to

the 25th Congress of the International Chamber of Commerce,

16 June 1975, Madrid

GATT, Geneva, 16 June 1975» Press release GATT/1162

Economic Integration and the Law of QATT


Ch. 1. The Legal Setting

2. The Effects of Economic Unions

3* An Evaluation of the Economic Integration Schemes in

Latin America

4. ditto in Western Europe

5* Conclusions

Trade and Employment. A Study of the Effects of Trade Expan-

sion on Employment in Developing and Developed Countries

I.L.O., Geneva, 1975

J.E. McCarthy The Trade Act of 1974

Conference Board Record, March 1975

H.B. Malmgren Statement by Ambassador Malmgren, U.S. Deputy Special Repre-

sentative for Trade Negotions, at the Opening Negotiating

Session of the Trade Negotiations Committee, 11 February 1975

U.S. Mission, Geneva, 1975

M.J. Marks andH.B* Malmgren

Negotiating Nontariff Distortions to Trade


Spring 1975

Prospects for Multilateral Trade Negotiations.

Subsidies and Countervailing -Duties

Antidumping

Standards as Nontariff Impediments to Trade

Agriculture

C. Michalopoulos Expanding Trade among Developing Countries: the Role of

limited Preferential Arrangements

Journal of Common Market Studies, Oxford, March 1975

75/11 "

W.F. Monroe International Trade Policy in Transition

Heath, Lexington, Mass*, 1975

Ch. 1. Introduction

2. The Reciprocal Trade Approach: 1934-6?

3* The International Trade Structure: Growing Discontent

4. Less Developed Countries and the Current Issues

5« Developed Countries and the Current Issues

6. Formulation of U.S. Trade Policy: the Trade Act of 1974

7. Some remaining Issues of International Trade Policy

8. Summary and Perspective

T. de Montbrial

'.M. Reuland

For a New World Economic Order

Foreign Affairs, New York, October 1975

GATT and the State-Trading Countries


I : Introduction

II : Orientation of the GATT Treaty: Accomodation of Socialist

States

III: Protocol for Accession: Experience of State-Trading

Countries

IV : The Accession of Hungary to the GATT

M. Reza Be imam Development and Structure of the Generalized System of Prefer-

ences


Adjustment to Changing Patterns of Trade

National Westminster Bank Quarterly Review, London, August 1975

D. Robertson Fail-Safe Systems for Trade Liberalization


Thames Essay No* 7

P. Roessler GATT and Acces to Supplies


GATT provisions governing exports;

Possibilities of negotiating export concessions;

Binding of export concessions in GATT Schedules;

Protection of value of export concessions;

Reference rules for export concessions

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P. Roessler

M. Rueinski

Selective Balanoe-of-Payments Adjustment Measures affecting

Trade; The Roles of GATT and the IMF


Internal Measures to restore Balance-of-payments Equilibrura:

Taxes Subsidies

External Measures: Trade Controles and the Role of GATT:

Quantitative Restrictions, Surcharges, Import Deposits, Ex-

port Subsidies, Export Taxes.

External Measures: Exchange Controls and the IMP

Distinction between Trade Control and Exchange Control Measures

GATT-IMF Corporation:

Consultation of the Fund on Monetary Matters by GATT

Acceptance of the Fund's Findings under GATT

Conclusions

The Most-favoured-Nation Clause in the Process of Normalization

of East-West Trade

Studies in International Relations, Warsaw, No. 5, 1975

R. Senti Die Schweiz und die internationalen Wirtschaftsorganisationen

Schulthess, Zurich, 1975

L. Sine Outline of International Trade: Commodity Flows and Division

of Production between Countries

Weidenfeld & Nicolson, London, 1973

Ch. 6: Current Problems of Trade Policy

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ized System of Preferences

Groom Helm, London, in association with the Overseas Develop-

ment Institute, 1975

Ch. 10: Developing Countries, GSP and GATT

U.K. Government New Round of GATT Multilateral Trade Negotiations under way

in Geneva. Nontariff Barriers an important Feature of Tokyo

Round

Trade and Industry, London, 20 June 1975

75/13

United Nations Effects of the Multilateral Trade Negotiations on the General-

ized System of Preferences

UNCTAD document TD/B/C.5/37. Geneva, 1975

United Nations MTN Project News. Newsletter

Issued by UNCTAD/MTN Interregional Project, Geneva.

No. 1 (March 1975), Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, ?•

United Nations A New United Nations Structure for Global Economic Cooperation

Report of the Group of Experts on the Structure of the United

Nations System

United Nations, New York, 1975. E/AC,62/9

Ch. Ill: Structures for Sectoral Activities

A* Trade (Formal relationship between OATT and the

United Nations* Evolution towards the crea-

tion of a comprehensive international trade

organization)

U.S. Congress Background and Status of the Multilateral Trade Negotiations

Subcommittee on Trade of the Committee on Ways and Means,

House of Representatives, Washington D.C., 4 February 1975

U.S. Congress Trade Act of 1974. Public Law 93-618. H.R. 10710

Washington D.C., 1975f' 3 January

Ch. 2. Section 121. Steps to be taken towards GATT revision;

authorization of appropriations for GATT

U.S. Congress U.S. International Trade Commission report on the U.S.-Canadian

Automotive Agreement; its history, terms and impact and the

9th annual report on the operation of the automotive products

trade act of 1965

Senate Committee on Finance, 94 Cong. 1 Sess., 1975

New Trade Act aims at fair Access to Markets, Industry, Safe-

guards

Commerce Today, Washington B.C., 6 January 1975

(Summary of Trade Act of 1974)

U.S. Government Generalized System of Preferences, effective January 1. 1976,

by R.G. Harper

U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington D.C., Foreign Agri-

culture, Supplement, 1-17 December 1975

75/14

U.S. Government Businessmen to play Key Role in advising U.S. negotiations at

coming World Trade Talks

Commerce Today, Washington D.C., 6 January 1975

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

Stage now set for bargaining in Trade Talks

Commerce Today, Washington D.C., 3 March 1975

Multilateral Trade Negotiations (report on progress)

Commerce Today, Washington D.C., 31 March, 26 May, 23 June,

21 July, 18 Aug., 24 Nov.,

22 Dec. 1975

U.S. Government Import Preferences readied for World's Developing Lands; Public;

Hearings under Way

Commerce Today, 14 April 1975

U.S. InternationalTrade Commission

Protection in Major Trading Countries. Investigation under

Section 322 of the Tariff Act of 1930

International Trade Commission, Washington D.C., 1975

U.S. InternationalTrade Commission

Operation of the Trade Agreements Program. 26th Report. 1974

USITC, Washington D.C., 1975

Ch. 2: Operation of the GATT

Appendix to ch. 1: Highlights of the Trade Act of 1974 (Reform

of GATT)

G. Venturini La regolaroentazione multilateral degli scambi commercial!

GATT

Mondo aperto, Rome, October 1975

G.L. Weil American Trade Policy: a New Round

Twentieth Century Fund, New York, 1975

I : The Setting for the Trade Negotiations

II : A New Policy for a New Round

III: Foreign Trade, Foreign Policy, Institutional Reform

IV : The Problem of Basic Commodities

V : Summary and Conclusions

White House Nineteenth Annual Deport of the President on the Trade Agree-

ments Program 1974


75/15

P.M. Wijkman GATT and the New Economic Order

Intereoonomics , Hamburg, No. 8, 1975

Commercial Policy ~ What is Left? A Dialogue between H.G. John*

son and a Government Official


UNCITRAL 1973-4

Journal of World Trade Law, London, March— April 1975

A Reform for QATT (Article XIX)


New Directions in International Trade Policy (a panel)

American Society of International Law. Proceedings 69t

April 24-26, 1975

The Lowe Convention; Origin and Negotiation

World Survey, London, October 1975

QATT on (KTN)


Czeckoslovakia and the GATT Seventh Round

Czeckoslovak Foreign Trade, Prague, November 1975

How the World Averted on Trade War; the New Barriers to Trade

in 1973» How Important are They?

Multinational Business, London, no* 4, 1975

(6?

S.J. Anjaria Npntariff Issues in the MTN

Finance and Development, IMP-BRD, Washington D.C., June 1976

R.E. Baldwin U.S. Tariff Policy; Formation and Effects

U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Foreign Economic Research,

Washington D.C., June 1976

R.E. Baldwin The Political Economy of Postwar U.S. Trade Policy

The Bulletin, Center for the Study of Financial Institutions,

Graduate School of Business Administration, N.Y. University,

1976-4

(f R.E. Baldwin Trade and Employment Effects in the United States of Multila-

teral Tariff Reductions

American Economic Reveiw, Cambridge, May 1976

M.H. Earth andB.H. Nemmers

A Roadmap to the Trade Act


No. 1, 1976

Includes "GATT Reform11

C.F. Bergsten Let's avoid a Trade War

Foreign Policy, New York, Summer 1976

C.F. Bergsten, G. The Reform of International InstitutionsJ>Berthoing, K. Musha- Trilateral Task poroe on International Institutions

kajiTrilateral Commission. New York, Paris, Tokyo, 1976

J.N. Bhagwati Market Disruption, Export Market Disruption, Compensation and

GATT Reform

World Development, Oxford, December 1976

W.P. Bundy (ed.) The World Economic Crisis

Norton, New York, 1976

W. Diebold: "U.S. Trade Policy: the New Political Dimensions".

Cambridge Economic The Strategic Problems of Economic Policy

Policy Group Economic Policy Review, Cambridge, No. 2, March 1976

76/2

J,H. Cheh A Note on Tariffs, Nontariff Barriers and Labor Protection in

U.S. Manufacturing Industries

Journal of Political Economy, Chicago 111., April 1976

H. Corbet Reforming the International Commercial System

Lloyds Bank Review, London, March 1976

B, Davey, T.E. Jos-ling, A. McFarquhar

Agriculture and the State; British Policy in a World Context

Macmillan, for Trade Policy Research Centre, London, 1976

Part I : Agriculture as an International Issue

Ch. 1* Multilateral Negotiations on Agricultural

Trade, "by H. Corbet

Ch. 2. Postwar Development of British Agricultural

Policy, by B. Davey

Part II : British Agriculture in the European Community

Part III: Action at National and International Level

Ch, 8: Strategy for the Liberalization of Agricul-

tural Trade, by H. Corbet and J. Niall

H.E, English (ed.) Canada - United States Relations

Academy of Political Science, New York, 1976

Peyton Lyon: "The Canadian Perspective"

H.B. Malmgren: "The evolving Trade System".

J.E.S. Pawcett Reviews: Hudec, "The QATT Legal' System and World Trade Diplo*

macy" (1975)Atlantic Council, "GATT Plus - a Proposal for Trade

Reform" (1975)

International Affairs, London, October 1976

P.B. Feller andA.C. Wilson

J.M. Finger

United States Tariff and Trade Law; Constitutional Sources

and Constraints

Law and Policy in International Busieness, Washington D.C.,

No. 1, 1976

Effects of the Kennedy Round Concessions on the Exports of the

Developing Countries

Economic Journal, Cambridge, March 1976

L. Focsaneanu Pratiques commerciales restrictives et droit international

(1966-1975)Annuaire fran9ais de droit international, Paris, 1975

76/3

J. Freymond (ed.) La Suisse et la diplomatie multilateral

Institut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes Internationaled, Ge

neva, 1976

A. Dunkel: "Politique coramerciale de la Suiese: lea negocia

tions multilaterales du GATT", pp. 197-212

P. Worth: "Arrangement conoernant le commerce international

des textiles", pp. 265-281


GATT, Geneva, 1976


German Government Allgemeines Zoll- und Handelsabkommen von Genf von 30.10*1947.

GATT, in der vom 1.3*1969 an geltendon Fas sung, Kodifizierung.

sowie andere grundlegende GATT-Vereinbarungen ait authenti—

sohen englischen Wortlaut

Bundesministerium fur Wirtschaft, K81n. Deutsohes Handels-

Archiv, June 1976. Sonderdruok.

R. de C. Grey Surveillanoe and Dispute Settlement, Issues in the MTN

Lecture to Trade Policy Research Centre, London, 1 Dec* 1976

B.S. Hurni Evolution of the General System of Preferences of the Euro-

pean Communities - a Perspective


I.B.R.D. Export subsidies by Developing Countries; Issues of Policy

IBRD, Washington D.C., 1976. World Bank Staff Working Paper

No. 238

International Mone-tary Fund

The International Monetary Fund 1966-1971. The System under

Stress, by M.G. de Vries

International Monetary Fund, Washington D.C., 1976 (2 vols.)

Vol. I: Narrative. Vol. II: Documents

Part Six - The Fund as an Institution

Ch, 29. Further Expansion of activities

GATT and OECD

Z. Iqbal Trade Effects of the General System of Preferences (GSP)

Pakistan Development Review, Islamabad, Spring 1976

76/4

J.H. Jackson The Legal Framework for Institutional Reform regarding In-

ternational Trade

Transcription of an address by J.H. Jackson, Professor of Law

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, presented at Geneva 10

March 1976

U.N. document UNCTAD/MTN/47t Geneva, 5 April 1976

T. Jodka Gl6wne problemy wielostrannych negoojaoji handlowych w QATT

Handel zaqraniczny, Warsaw, No. 5-6, 1976

H.G. Johnson andC. Grey

P.J.G. Kapteijn

Trade Negotiations and the New International Monetary System

Sijthoff, Leiden, for Graduate Institute of International

Studies, Geneva, and Trade Policy Research Centre, London,

1976

The Common Commercial Policy of the European Economic Commu-

nity; Delimitation of the Community^ Power and the European

Court of Justice's Opinion of November 11, 1975

Texas International Law Journal, Summer 1976

J. Kolasa Law-making and Law-enforcing for International Trade; some

Reflections on the GATT Experience

Center of International Studies, Princeton University, 1976

World Order Studies Program: Occasional Paper No. 3

I : Tariff Negotiations as a Law-making Process

II : The Legal Nature of Tariff Concessions

III: Procedures for the Enforcement of Tariff Concessions

IV : The Legal Nature of the Law of GATT in general

M.B. Iraus Border-Tax Adjustment! a Potential Trans—Atlantic Trade

Dispute

Journal of World Trade Law, London, March—April 1976

M.B. Krauss andG, Garry

How to save the "Tokyo Round": Border Tax Adjustments for the

Corporation Income Tax 2

Bulletin for International Fiscal Documentation, Amsterdam,

April 1976

J. Ktthn Vor einer neueH GATT-Revis ion?

Wirtschaftsdienst, Hamburg, November 1976

76/5

J. Ktthn The State and Prospects of the Multilateral Trade Negotia-

tions

Intereconomics, Hamburg, December 1976

W.B. Leonard andF.D. Poster

The Metamorphosis of the U.S, International Trade Commission

under the Trade Act of 1974

Virginia Journal of International Law, Charloteesville, Va.f

Summer 1976

D.P. Lomax International Trade and Industrial Policy

National Westminster Bank Quarterly Review, London, May 1976

0* Long Le GATT. un instrument pour les negociations multilaterales

Options mediterranne'ennes, Paris, No. 36, 1976

0* Long GATT, the Multilateral Trade Negotiations and the Developing

Countries

Address to the Pakistan Institute of International Affairs,

Karachi, 8 March 1976

Press release GATT/1176, Geneva, 18 March 1976

Reproduced in Pakistan Horizon, Karachi, 1st Qu. 1976

0. Long Prospects for World Trade and International Trade Policy

Statement at a meeting of the Hochsohule, St. Gollen fttr

Wirtschaft- und Sozialwissenschaft, 8 April 1976

Aussenwirtschaft, Zurich, June 1976

0. Long Statement by Mr 0. Long. Director-General, GATT, to the

Plevary of the Fourth Session of the UNCTADt Nairobi, '13 May

1976

Press release, GATT/1179, Geneva, 13 May 19?6

0, Long Statement to the 23rd Session of the Contracting Parties on

23 November 1976

International Herald Tribune, Paris, 24 November 1976

A.W.H. Meij andJ.A. Winter

Measures having Effect equivalent to Quantitative Restrict-

ions

Common Market Law Review, London, February 1976L !

76/6

R.I. Meltzer The Politics of Policy Reversal: the U.S, Response to grant'

ing Trade Preferences to Developing Countries and Linkages

"between International Organizations and National Policy

Making

International Organization, Madison, Wise., Autumn 1976

J.C. Nagle Agricultural Trade Policies

Saxon House, Farnborough, Hants; Lexington, Mass*, 1976

National Association (NTS Study)of Manufactures «.„ ,. ,. j. T> * 4*1*NAM, Washington D.C., 1976

B. Nowzad Fluctuating Exchange Rates and World Trade

Finance and Development, Washington D.C., December 1976

(Tariffs, NTB's, MTN)

B. Nowzad A Note on Some Possible Implications on Sequential World

Monetary and Trade Reform

World Development, Oxford, October-November 1976

J. Nyerges Hungary's Accession to GATT

New Hungarian Quarterly, Budapest, Summer 1976

OECD Adjustment for Trade. Studies on Industrial Adjustment Pro-

blems and Policies

OSGD, Paris, 1976

"Development Centre Studies" Series

L.L. Perez Export Subsidies in Developing Countries and the GATT


K.D. Petcovits Quotas versus Tariffs

Journal of International Economics, Amsterdam, Nov. 1976

J.B. Rehm Review; "The GATT Legal System and World Trade Diplomacy1,1,

G.R.E. Hudec (Praeger, 1975)


No. 1, 1976

V. Roningen andA. Yeats

Nontariff Distortions of International Trade; some Prelimi-

nary Empirical Evidence

Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, Kiel, No. 4, 1976

T.M, Rybczynski

76/7

The Economics of the Oil Crisis

Macmillan, for Trade Policy Research Centre, London, 1976

Ch* 9: Higher Oil Prices and the Reform of the International

Trading System, by G.F. Ray

- Reform of GATT Articles

G, Sampson andA. Teats

Do Import Levies matter? The Case of Sweden

Journal of Political Economy, Chicago, 111., August 1976.

Part I.

A.J. Sarna Safeguards against Market Disruption - the Canadian View

Journal of World Trade Law, London, July—August 1976

The Importance of Safeguards to Canadian Trade Policy 0

International Safeguards Legislation - GATT's Article XIX, In*

ternational Textiles Arrangement

Canadian Safeguards Legislation and Instruments

Canada's National Textile Policy

The Safeguards Issue in the GATT Multilateral Trade Negotia-

tions

A* Schonfield (ed«) International Economic Relations of the Western World 1959-

1971

Oxford University Press, London, 1976 (2 volumes)

Volume I : Politics and Trade

Part I : A. Schonfield: International Economic Relations of

the Western World: an Overall View

Part II : G, and V. Curzon: The Management of Trade Relations

in the GATT

1. The Multilateral Trading System of the 1960*8

2. Trade Liberalization in the 1960*8

3* Rule Supervision and Dispute Settlement

4* Rule Adaptation

Part III: T.K. Warley: Western Trade in Agricultural Products

1. Introduction

2. Agricultural Protectionism and Trade Policies

3. Alternative Approaches Agriculture in the GATT

4. Agriculture in the Kennedy Round

5. The Failure to liberalize Agricultural Trade

Part IV : G. Ray: A Note on the Internationalization of Eco-

nomic Analysis i

Volume II: International Monetary Relationst by S. Strange

C, Prout: Finance for Developing Countries

R.M. Stern

76/8

Evaluating Alternative Formulae for reducing Industrial

Tariffs

Journal of World Trade Law, London, January—February 1976

R.M. Stern Aooomodation of Interests "between Developed and Developing

Countries (by means of the MTN)

Journal of World Trade Law, London, September-October 1976

W. Stern Das Dilemma der GATT-Verhandlungen

IPW (institut fiir Internationale Politik und Wirtschaft) Be-

riohte, Berlin DDR, July 1976

D.J. Thomas The QATT and the NAFTA Agreement (New Zealand-Australia Free

Trade Agreement)

Journal of Common Market Studies, Oxford, September 1976

H.C. Thomas Trade Development and UNOTAD

Annals of International Studies, Institut Universitaire de

Hautes Etudes Internationales, Geneva, Vol. 7, 1976

A. Unchegbu The Legal Framework of Trade Relations between ESC and AGP

Countries

Indian Journal of International Law, New Delhi, Jan-March 19?6

United Nations Elements of a Preferential System in Trade among Developing

Countries

UNCTAD, Geneva, 1976 TD/192/Supp 2

United Nations

United Nations

Institutional Issues

UNCTAD, Geneva, 1976 TD/194

MTN Project News (Multilateral Trade Negotiations)

UNCTAD, Geneva, 1976, No. 8 March, No. 9 April, No. 10 May,

(mimeographed) No. 11 August

U.S. Congress Prospects for Bast-West Trade 1975/6 - 80 (Prospects, Pro-

blems, Issues)

Hearings, Senate Commerce Committee, Washington D.C., 1976

U.S. Congress Report on the U.S.—Canadian Automotive Agreement; its History.

Terms and Impact

U.S. International Trade Commission Report, prepared for the

Senate Commission on Finance, Washington D.C., 1976

U.S. Congress

76/9

United States International Trade Policy and the Trade Act

of 1974Senate Committee on Finance, Washington B.C., 29 January 1976

(Comm. Print)

U.S. Congress

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

Oversight Hearings on U.S. Foreign Trade Policy

Hearings before the Senate Committee on Finance

94 Cong. 2 Seas., Washington B.C., 1976

Multilateral Trade Negotiations

Commerce Ameirca (formerly Commerce Today), Washington B.C.,

5 Jan., 16 Feb., 15 March, 12 Apr., 10 Kay, 7 June, 5 July,

16 Aug., 8 Nov., 6 Dec. 1976

U.S. tables its Tariff Offers in Tropical Products Area

Commerce America, Washington D.C., 15 March 1976

U.S. Government

U.S. Government

U.S. Negotiators propose Tariff Reduction Formula in Geneva

Trade Talks

Commerce America, Washington B.C., 12 April 1976

U.S. pressing Initiative at World Trade Talks.Geneva MTN Bia«

cussions could be assisted by Recovery, slowed by Agricul-

tural Problem

Commerce America, Washington B.C., 13 September 1976

[U.S. International'Trade Commission

U.S. International Trade Commission; Annual Reports 1975-1976

U.S. International Trade Commission, Washington B.C., 1976

W.N. Walker The Multinational Trade Negotiations and the Future of the

World Trading System

Osterreichische Zeitschrift fur Aussenpolitik, Vienna, Heft 5,

1976

White House Annual Report of the President on the Trade Agreements Program

1975White House, Washington B.C., 1976

H.R. Williams U.S. Foreign Trade Policy under the Trade Act of 1974

Foreign Trade Review, New Delhi, April-June 1976

A.M. Wolff

76/10

The U.S. Mandate for Trade Negotiations

Virginia Journal of International Law, Charlottesville, Va.,

Spring 1976

R.H. Young The Generalized System of Preferences; Nations more favored

than Most

Law and Policy in International Business, Washington B.C.,

Vol. 8, No. 3, 1976

Recessionturns GATT Negotiations into Forum to combat Pro-

tectionism

The Times, London, 2 January 1976

World Trade Reform. The Forgotten War

Barclays Bank Review, London, February 1976

UNCITRAL 1975


Zur Rolle des QATT in den internetionalen Beziehungen

Zeitsohrift fttr Zolle und Verbrauchsteuern, Bonn, July 1976

Les optioas oommerciales du Canada

L'Aotualite* Economique, Montreal, Oot-Dec. 1976 (15 articles)

Abschied von der Reziprozitat im GATT?

Neue Ziircher Zeitung, Ziirich, 12 November 1976

GATT; Two-Tier Club?


GATT slips a Disc
