Science and Technology in International Economic Law Balancing Competing Interests

1. Introduction Part 1: Trade in Goods: Science and Health Risk 2.Science and the Settlement of Trade Disputes in the WTO, Lukasz Gruszczynski 3.Did Science Speak Clear and Fair in the Trade and Food Safety Adjudication? Decent Response of the WTO to Indecent International Standard-Making of Science, Kuei-Jung Ni 4. Biotechnology, Trade Law and Bio-Ethics, Austin Pulle 5. Importation of American Beef to Korea: International Legal Issues, Deok-young Park Part 2: Trade in Services: Technology 6. Lessons of the Appellate Body Rulings in the U.S. Gambling Case, Mitsuo Matsushita 7. The Principle of Technology of Neutrality: A Panacea or a Pandora's Box?, Jia-Xiang Hu 8. Google's China Problem: A Case Study on Trade and Technology under the GATS, Henry Gao Part 3: Cross-cutting issues in Trade, Investment, Science and Technology 9. Australia’s Plain Packaging of Tobacco Products: Finding the Science to Ensure Trade Laws Are Not Breached by Health Measures, Andrew Mitchell 10. Science as a Common Proxy for Rational Regulation: The Converging Strands of International Trade and Investment Law,Jürgen Kurtz 11. R&D Subsidies: Gaps between the International Law Regulating Investment and Trade in Goods and Services, Tomer Broude Part 4: Trade, Intellectual Property, Science and Technology 12. Obligations and Opportunities under Articles 66.1 and 67 TRIPS in View of the Upcoming Expiration of the Extended Transition Period in 2013, Bryan Mercurio 13. Legal Implications of TRIPS plus of FTA for Taiwan Generic Drugs Industry: Challenges and Suggestions on the Legislation of Generic Drug for Taiwan within the Future Negotiations of a US-Taiwan FTA, FangChen Lee 14. The Developments of IPRs and TRIPS in the Area of Enforcement via Other Agreements, Kimberlee Weatherall 15. Liability Rule: A Better Solution for Developing Countries in Promoting and Protecting Innovations?, Richard Li-dar Wang