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Reg Radar.org
Aug. 2005
Mercatus Center Regulatory Studies Program, George Mason University (Virginia)
(here)/(here) 
U.S. vs. EU Biotech Products Case - WTO Dispute Backgrounder (pp. 3-4, 16)
Steven Suppan (Senior Policy Analyst IATP)
Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP)(Minnesota)
Sept. 2005
(here) 
(here)/(here) 
News in October; August
Biotrin Newsletter
Biotrin CZ ("a nonprofit organization created by scientists for the dissemination of information on modern biotechnology") (Praha, Czech Republic)
Oct./Aug. 2005
(here)/(here) 
Report on Trade, Environment and Public Health (pp. 8, 13)
Marc Dixneuf (IDDRI)
Institut du Developpement Durable et des Relations Internationales (IDDRI)
(Paris, France), idees Pour Le Debat No. 09/2005, Liberalisation du Commerce
Oct. 2005
(here) 
Trade and Environment Handbook (pp. 8, 24, 28)
Australian Development Assistance Agency (funded joint research project)
Australian APEC Study Centre, Monash University (Melbourne, Australia) & ITS Global (Consultants)
Oct. 2005
(here)/(here) 
Will Bad EU Policies REACH America?
Chresten Andersen (President/ Founder, Copenhagen Institute)
Copenhagen Institute & The Brussels Journal
Nov. 2005
(here) 
Make Trade Free: How The Doha Round Can ​Reduce Poverty (p. 21)
Alan Oxley​ (Australian Dept. of Foreign Affairs & Trade (RET.) & Amb. to GATT (RET.))  
​World Growth
Nov. 2005
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University & Think Tank References - 2005

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2005
Heritage Foundation
(here)/(here) 
Does the Transatlantic Alliance Still Make Sense? In The Ripon Society's Congressional Report 
Public Policies for Debate 2005  (pp. 27-29, 31-32)
John O'Sullivan (Director, Danube Inst., (Budapest, Hungary; former Editor, The National Interest)
Ripon Society
2005
Exporting Precaution: How Europe's Risk-Free Regulatory Agenda Threatens American Free Enterprise (Washington Legal Foundation)
Catalogue
Harnish  Law Library, Pepperdine University
2005
(here) 
Exporting Precaution: How Europe's Risk-Free Regulatory Agenda Threatens American Free Enterprise (Washington Legal Foundation)
Catalogue
Jamail Center for Legal Research, Tarlton Law Library, The University of Texas School of Law
2005
(here) 
Base de Dades de Sumaris,National Interest 2004 Num. 77, Exporting Europe's Protectionism 
(p. 91)
Catalogue
Consortium of Academic Libraries of Catalonia (CBUC)(Spain)
2005/
2006
Spring 2005
The National Interest
(No. 79)
American Bar Association, Section on Environment, Energy & Resources, Law Student Division
Spring 2005
Valparaiso University Law Review
(Vol. 39)
Summer 2005
(here)/(here) 
Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI)
(Wash., DC)
Feb. 2005
(here)/(here) 
Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
(Wash., DC)
Feb. 2005
REACH Registration of Imported Substances - Compatibility With WTO Rules (German - pp. 7, 21, 23-24, 29, 42; English - pp. 44, 57, 59-60, 64, 76)
Christian Tietje and Sebastian Wolf (Faculty of Law, Martin Luther University, Halle-Wittenberg)
(here)/(here) 
New Gov New Modes of Governance Project
(Integrated Project Funded by Sixth Framework of the EU), Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European Univ. Institute (Florence, Italy)
Aug. 2005
The Protectionist Nature Of Brussels Precautionary Regulations
Carlo Stagnaro, (Director, Free Market Environmentalism)
Instituto Bruno Leoni (IBL) & The Brussels Journal
Aug. 2005
(here) 
Exporting Precaution: How Europe's Risk-Free Regulatory Agenda Threatens American Free Enterprise (Washington Legal Foundation)
InsiderOnline
Commerce and Infrastructure
(here)/(here) 
La Regulation Internationale des OGM: Une Nouvelle Tour de Babel?
The International Regulation (Control) of GMOs: A New Tower of Babel? (p. 274)
Patrick Deboyser (EU Commission, DG SANCO) & Stephanie Mahieu (Faculty, Int'l Relations UCL)
Centre de Droit de la Consommation, Universite Catholique de Louvaine (UCL)
(Brussels, Belgium)
2005
(here) 
(here)/(here) 
Trading Places (p. 107 & fn# 1)
Peter Drucker
(here)/(here) 
Death: The Price of Beauty: Animal Testing and the Cosmetics Industry (pp. 14-15)
Kelly Renz McNeal
(here)/(here) 
Right to Know: A Diet of the Future Presently Upon Us (p. 1024)
Jamie E. Jorg Spence
Planning the Funeral at the Birth: Extended Producer Responsibility in the European Union and the United States (p. 86)
Noah Sachs (Faculty, Univ. of Richmond School of Law; Former Lecturer, Harvard Law School)
Harvard Environmental Law Review
(Vol. 30)
Winter 2005/
Spring 2006
(here)/(here) 
Mandated Recycling of Electronics: A Lose-Lose-Lose Proposition (pp. 13-14, 33)
Dana Joel Gattuso (CEI Environmental Analyst)
CSIS Conference Report: Trade Policy Challenges in 2005 - A Report of the CSIS-Economist Trade Seminar Series (p. 40)
Sherman E. Katz (Ed.) (Senior Policy Analyst)
(here)/(here) 
Transnational Economic Law Research Centre, Martin Luther Universitat (Halle-Wittenberg, Germany)
July 2005
New Modes of Civil Society Participation in the WTO (pp. 4, 5, 32 & 39)
Jens Steffek (Faculty, Technische Universitat Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany; former Faculty, Univ. of Bremen) & Ulrike Ehling 
(Faculty, European Univ. Viadrina Frankfurt,
Brandenberg, Germany)
(here)