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Habitualisierung im ?rztlichen Feld subsequent use of the dispute settlement mechanism in the World Trade Organization (WTO). While growing scholarship offers political explanations for this recent phenomenon, few have emphasized the state factor to explain why countries choose to use the WTO dispute settlement mechanism.

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Habitualisierung im ?rztlichen Feldve branch has a history of promoting an export-led economy and continues to hold substantial power in trade affairs. It first explains state power in East Asia’s economic and trade policymaking and then how to assess state capacity in handling trade disputes and why this capacity is determined by go

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-58839-7ell-verse in using legal resources to protect their global business and their long-standing collaboration with the Government of Korea (“GOK” hereafter) on trade remedy issues have enhanced the GOK’s capacity and paved the way for it to become an active user of the WTO dispute settlement system. Thi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-58839-7rly since the outbreak of 2008 global financial crisis. The WTO litigation record highlights this change: China was involved, either as a respondent or as a complainant, in 50 percent of all WTO litigation activities initiated in 2009 and 40 percent of those initiated in 2010. At the time, many obse

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Habitualisierung im ?rztlichen Feld subsequent use of the dispute settlement mechanism in the World Trade Organization (WTO). While growing scholarship offers political explanations for this recent phenomenon, few have emphasized the state factor to explain why countries choose to use the WTO dispute settlement mechanism.

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