International trade law : interdisciplinary theory and practice / Raj Bhala.

Multilateral trade negotiations through the 1970s
The Uruguay round (1986-1994) and birth of the WTO (1995)
The DOHA round: launch amidst schisms (November 2001-August 2004)
The DOHA round: intricate negotiations and results (August 2004-December 2007)
Adjudication mechanisms
Adjudication controversies
Free trade theory
Questioning free trade theory
Trade patterns and factors of production
Economics of trade barriers
The first pillar: MFN treatment and GATT article I
The second pillar: tariff bindings and GATT article II
The third pillar: national treatment and GATT article III
The fourth pillar: non-tariff barriers and GATT article XI
Administering quantitative restrictions and GATT article XIII
Origin and entry
Tariff classification
Tariff valuation
Trade controls
Border security
Economics aspects of FTAS
Political and security aspects of FTAs
Multilateral disciplines on FTAs
Preferential rules of origin
Typical FTA obligations: market access
Typical FTA obligations: further commitments
Historical and economic foundations of AD law
Procedures
The dumping margin calculation
Adjustments to normal value
Adjustments to export price and constructed export price
Dumping margin calculation controversies
Historical and economic foundations of CVD law
The subsidy determination
Injury
Causation
Safeguards
Trade retaliation
Trade policies, growth, and poverty
Special and differential treatment
Preferential programs
Trade and labor
The jurisprudence of GATT article XX(B) and (G)
SPS measures
Market access
Domestic support and export subsidies
Services trade negotiations
Substantive services trade obligations
Interests and obligations
Enforcement.