Can WTO be the ‘Automatic Route’ for Recourse for China?

Jindal Forum for International and Economic Laws
16/07/2021 6 min Temporada 1 Episodio 51

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A feature by Divyashree Suri, an international trade practitioner who specialises in World Trade Organization (WTO) and trade remedy laws. Divyashree examines whether the World Trade Organisation can be utilized as an 'automatic route' for recourse against China, given the Foreign Direct Investment policy and WTO law. 
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