Primär wirtschaftswissenschaftlich und juristisch orientierte Detailstudien zum Zusammenspiel zwischen WTO-Regeln, der EU und nationalen Gesetzen Aus dem Inhalt: I. Substantive Issues under WTO Law Erich Vranes: From Bananas I to the 2001 Bananas Settlement: A Factual and Procedural Analysis of the WTO Proceedings (1-37) Erich Vranes: The Bananas Dispute: Fundamental Issues under WTO Law (39-111) II. The Banana Cases and WTO Enforcement: Labour Pains or a Misconceived System? Erich Vranes: Cross Retaliation under GATS and TRIPS - An Optimal Enforcement Device for Developing Countries? (113-130) Fritz Breuss: WTO Dispute Settlement in Practice - An Economic Assessment (131-184) III. The Banana Dispute and Fundamental Issues under EC Law Erich Vranes: Introduction to the Problems of EU Fundamental Rights Protection, the Status of WTO Law within the EU, and Community Liability for WTO Infringements (185-194) Erich Vranes: European Human Rights Protection and the Contested Relationship of the ECJ and National Courts - Convergent Solutions under International, European and National Law? (195-245) Stefan Griller: Enforcement and Implementation of WTO Law in the European Union (247-307) Birgit Schoißwohl: The ECJ's Atlanta Judgment: Establishing a Principle of Non-Liability? (309-355) IV. Economic Implications Harald Badinger / Fritz Breuss / Bernhard Mahlberg: Welfare Implications of the EU's Common Organization of the Market in Bananas for EU Member States (357-417) IV. Summary and Conclusions Harald Badinger / Fritz Breuss / Stefan Griller / Bernhard Mahlberg / Birgit Schoißwohl / Erich Vranes: The Overall Perspective: Economic, Legal and Policy Conclusions (419-438)