Director of the World TradeInstitute and Professor for European and International EconomicLaw at University of Berne, Switzerland. Since the 1980s he hasbeen member of the Swiss GATT-delegation and Member andchairman of various GATT- and WTO-panels.William J. Davey, Lawyer, is Guy Raymond Jones-Professor ofLaw at the University of Illinois College of Law in UrbanaChampaign, teaching in international trade law, European Unionlaw, and international business transactions. From 1995-99 heserved as the Director of the Legal Affairs Division of the WTO.Piet Eeckhout, Lawyer, is Professor of European Law King’sCollege London, Director of its Centre of European Law, andVisiting Professor at College of Europe in Bruges, Belgium.Before he worked with Advocate General Francis Jacobs at theEuropean Court of Justice in Luxembourg.
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Stefan Griller, Lawyer, is Jean Monnet-Professor for Public Lawwith special regard to European Law at the Europainstitut ofWirtschaftsuniversität, Vienna. He was the founding Presidentof ECSA Austria in 1996 and since 2002 serves as theorganization’s Secretary General.Markus F. Hofreither, Economist, is Professor at the Institute forSustainable Economic Development of the University of NaturalResources and Applied Life Sciences in Vienna. Apart frommany other respective assignments, he served as an expert inagricultural issues for the European Commission.Gabrielle Marceau, Lawyer, is Member of the Cabinet of PascalLamy, the Director General of the WTO, and Visiting Lecturerat the Geneva-based Graduate Institute of International Studies.Since May 2005, she is associate professor at the Institute forInternational Public Law of the University of Geneva.Alan Matthews, Economist, is Jean Monnet-Professor of EuropeanAgricultural Policy at the Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.Formerly, he worked as a practitioner in agriculture in Africaand Ireland. Since 2003 he is Member of the ExecutiveCommittee of the Agricultural Economics Society.Peter-Christian Müller-Graff, Lawyer, is Jean Monnet-Professorfor German and European Company- and Economic Law at theUniversity of Heidelberg, Germany. Since 2002 he serves asChairman of the Executive Board of ECSA Austria’s Germanpartner-organization Arbeitskreis Europäische Integration.Joost Pauwelyn, Lawyer, is Associate Professor at the DukeUniversity School of Law in Durham / NC, USA. Since 2002, heserved – among others – as a Legal Affairs Officer for the WTO,first, in the Legal Affairs Division, then in the Appellate BodySecretariat.Satoko Takenoshita, Economist, graduated in economics at Tokyo’sHosei University and in international relations in Bologna, Italy.When she wrote her contribution to this book with ThomasCottier she worked with the World Trade Institute in Berne,Switzerland.Anastasios Tomazos, Lawyer, at the time of writing the paper in thevolume at hand was working with the Legal Affairs Division ofthe WTO Secretariat. At present he working with Skadden,Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP in New York.
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Erich Vranes, Lawyer, is working in the Legal Department of theEuropainstitut of Wirtschaftsuniversität, Vienna, since 2000.Wolfgang Weiß, Lawyer, Professor for Public Law at the Universityof Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany, and Reader in InternationalLaw at the Oxford Brookes University. His volume ‘Welthandelsrecht’ (co-authored with Ch. Herrmann) is the standardtextbook on world trade law in the German speaking area.
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