International Business Disputes

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This paper examines the 1998-2001 intellectual property trade dispute between the United States and Greece. Firstly it examines the organizational structure of dispute resolution mechanisms of the WTO and limitations of the WTO in matters of intellectual property. It continues to explore the case itself from the legal issues involved and the shareholders involved. Lastly the procedural aspects of the case as they presented themselves are explored.

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"The following paper examines the 1998-2001 intellectual property trade dispute between the United States and Greece. To contextualize the issue, the history, organizational structure, dispute resolution mechanisms of the WTO and limitations of the WTO (at least in matters of intellectual property) will be closely examined. The second half of the paper will examine the case itself, from the law involved, the legal issues involved, the shareholders involved and the procedural aspects of the case as they presented themselves. Finally, the paper will also look at the various implications and consequences of the case and what it might portend for the future. The Organization - The World Trade Organization The 1998 to 2001 copyright dispute between the United States and Europe over the enforcement (or lack thereof) of intellectual property rights for motion pictures and for television programs is a wonderful example of just how sensitive the matter of intellectual rights really ..."

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