Saudia Arabia, the WTO, and American Trade Law and Policy

The International Lawyer, Vol. 38, pp.741-812, 2004

72 Pages Posted: 13 Apr 2011

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Raj Bhala

University of Kansas - School of Law; International Bar Association; Dentons U.S. LLP; Bloomberg Quint / BQ Prime

Date Written: 2004

Abstract

This article will consider whether American trade law toward the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (Kingdom) is "constructive." This author rejects the proposition that American trade law toward the Kingdom has no merits. However, the thesis offered is that this law, on balance, may not be constructive. Moreover, one wonders whether the law is a foundation for even greater resentment against the United States.

Keywords: international trade law, Saudi Arabia, WTO

JEL Classification: F10, F19, K33

Suggested Citation

Bhala, Raj, Saudia Arabia, the WTO, and American Trade Law and Policy (2004). The International Lawyer, Vol. 38, pp.741-812, 2004, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1808047

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