Siyu Bao
@siyubpil.bsky.social
PhD Candidate at University College London, Faculty of Laws @ucllaws.bsky.social. Researching non-State actors, climate change, and trade agreements. LLM and LLB @ Peking University.
https://profiles.ucl.ac.uk/90657-siyu-bao
https://profiles.ucl.ac.uk/90657-siyu-bao
📝 ACCTS Chapter 7 dispute settlement on non-implementation/compliance:
- No 'sanctions' available in the sense of suspension of concessions
- Not entirely 'soft' either, with measures on personnel, suspension of cooperative activities, and what may be termed a 'shaming' mechanism?
- No 'sanctions' available in the sense of suspension of concessions
- Not entirely 'soft' either, with measures on personnel, suspension of cooperative activities, and what may be termed a 'shaming' mechanism?
November 18, 2024 at 12:13 PM
📝 ACCTS Chapter 7 dispute settlement on non-implementation/compliance:
- No 'sanctions' available in the sense of suspension of concessions
- Not entirely 'soft' either, with measures on personnel, suspension of cooperative activities, and what may be termed a 'shaming' mechanism?
- No 'sanctions' available in the sense of suspension of concessions
- Not entirely 'soft' either, with measures on personnel, suspension of cooperative activities, and what may be termed a 'shaming' mechanism?
Not used to think out loud but in the spirit of the new platform and the new ACCTS—now reading through the fossil fuel subsidies chapter and finding the Specific Exceptions clause intriguing. Is this subpara the first of its kind? Would appreciate signposts to possible precedents.
November 17, 2024 at 10:56 AM
Not used to think out loud but in the spirit of the new platform and the new ACCTS—now reading through the fossil fuel subsidies chapter and finding the Specific Exceptions clause intriguing. Is this subpara the first of its kind? Would appreciate signposts to possible precedents.