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China
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An Australian Perspective |
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Welcome to the China and the WTO Project. The Project is a three year study funded by the Australian Research Council under a SPIRT (Strategic Partnership with Industry) grant in conjunction with the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).
The directors of the project are Deborah Cass, formerly Senior Lecturer in law at the Australian National University law school and now Senior Lecturer in law at the London School of Economics and Dr George Barker, Director of the Centre for Law and Economics of the Faculty of Law at the Australian National University. The project directors are being assisted by Brett Williams, the Principal Research Officer.
The aim of the China and the WTO Project is to provide analyses of key legal issues concerning Chinese accession in their economic and policy context.
As well as the researchers and DFAT, the project aims to draw upon as wide a range of expertise as possible. We have consulted with various business organizations in Australian and also with academics in the field of international trade law and economics in various countries. We are interested in hearing from anyone who is working on issues related to the Chinese accession, who may be interested in collaborating with us in an aspect of our work.
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Held
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China and the World Trade Organization |
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16 - 17 March 2001
Australian National University - Canberra |
| The conference offered an exciting opportunity for lawyers, economists, government officials, business representative and academics to analyze and discuss the impact of China's accession to the WTO. |
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Publications, Presentations, Lectures and Seminars
Publications
Click
here for Publications produced under China WTO Project
Presentations,
Seminars and Lectures
Click
here for Presentations Seminars and Lectures
Seminar
Papers
You can read our Seminar
Papers
Working
Papers
You can read our Working
Papers
Newsletters
You can download our
newsletters.
Newsletter
December 1998
Newsletter
June 1999
Newsletter
November 1999
To receive our future newsletters, or obtain further information please contact ForsterW@law.anu.edu.au
Further Information
You may wish to contact us to find out
more about the project or to discuss your own work or interest in the Chinese
accession.
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The project team and their contact details are as follows: