Bibliography on WTO Accession and
Economic Transition
(Updated December 6, 2000)
Books and Papers
Michael
W. Bell, China at the threshold of a market economy, Occasional paper No. 107
(International Monetary Fund 1993). Available
at Law Library
Harry
G. Broadman, China's
Membership in the WTO and Enterprise Reform: The Challenges
for Accession and Beyond, World Bank Working
Paper Series (World Bank 2000).
Available
from the Legal Scholarship Network accessible from
the Law Library's web page http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/lib/gulconly/#L
Harry
G. Broadman, Meeting the challenge of Chinese enterprise
reform, World Bank discussion papers, No. 283 (World Bank
1995). Available
at Law Library
C.H.
Chai, China: transition to a market economy (Clarendon Press; Oxford University Press 1998)
China
and the World Trade Organization: Requirements, Realities,
and Resolution (Wenguo Cai et al. eds., Ottawa: Centre for Trade
Policy and Law 1996).
China's
economic reforms: The costs and benefits of incrementalism (Qimiao Fan & Peter Nolan, eds., St. Martin's
Press 1994). Available
at Law Library
China:
foreign trade reform
(World Bank 1994). Available
at Law Library
China's
Future: Constructive Partner or Emerging Threat?
(Galen Carpenter & James A. Dorn, eds., Cato Institute
2000).
China
in the New Millennium: Market Reforms and Social Development (James A. Dorn, ed., Cato Institute 1998). Available
at Law Library
China's
market economy: implications for the world trading system (Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham
House 1998).
The
Chinese economy under transition
(Sarah Cook et al. eds., St. Martin's Press 2000). Available at Law Library
Different
paths to a market economy: China and European economies
in transition (Olivier Bouin, Fabrizio Coricelli, and Francoise
Lemoine, eds., Organisation for Economic Co-operation
and Development 1998). Available
at Law Library
Economic
transition and trade policy reform: lessons from China,
OECD working papers, v. 4, no. 71 1022-2227 (Organisation
for Economic Co-operation and Development 1996).
Enterprise
reform in China: Ownership, transition, and performance (Gary H. Jefferson & Inderjit Singh, eds.,
Oxford University Press for the World Bank 1999).
Jeff
Faux, PNTR With China: Economic and Political Costs Greatly
Outweigh Benefits (Economic Policy Institute, Briefing Paper, April 2000)
Accessible at http://www.epinet.org/
briefingpapers/PNTRchina.pdf
Robert
C. Feenstra,
One country, two systems: implications of WTO entry for China, Working
paper series / Program on Pacific Rim Business and Development
; no. 32
(Institute of Governmental Affairs, University of California
at Davis 1998).
Financial
Market Reform in China: Progress, Problems and Prospects (Baizhu Chen, et al. eds., Westview Press 2000).
Mark
A. Groombridge, China's Long March to a Market Economy:
The Case for Permanent Normal Trade Relations with the
People's Republic of China (CATO Institute, Center for Trade Policy Studies,
Trade Policy Analysis No. 10, April 24 2000). Accessible at http://www.freetrade.org/pubs/pas/tpa-010.pdf
Mark
A. Groombridge & Claude E. Barfield, Tiger by the
tail: China and the World Trade Organization
(AEI Press 1999). Available
at Law Library
Stuart
Harris,
The WTO and APEC: what role for China? Pacific economic papers, no.
274
(Australia-Japan Research Centre 1998).
Jude
Howell,
China opens its doors: the politics of economic transition
(Harvester Wheatsheaf; Lynne Rienner Publishers
1993). Available at Law Library
Gary
Clyde Hufbauer & Daniel H. Rosen, American Access
to China's Market: The Congressional Vote on PNTR
(Institute for International Economics, Policy Briefs,
April 2000). Viewable at http://www.iie.com/NEWSLETR/news00-3.htm
Nicholas
R. Lardy,
China and the WTO, Brookings policy briefs; no.10
(Brookings Institution 1996).
Nicholas
R. Lardy, China
in the World Economy (Institute for International
Economics 1994). Available
at Law Library
Sean
Leonard, The Dragon Awakens: China's Long March to Geneva (London: Cameron May 1999). Available
at Law Library
Leong
H. Liew, The
Chinese economy in transition: from plan to market
(E. Elgar 1997). Available at Law Library
Greg
Mastel,
China and the WTO: economy at the crossroad
(ESI Economic Strategy Institute 1994).
Greg
Mastel, The Rise of the Chinese Economy: The Middle Kingdom
Emerges (Sharpe 1997).
Marcus
Noland, China and the International Economic System, (Washington, DC: Institute for International Economics,
Working Paper 95-6, 1995). Accessible at http://www.iie.com/ CATALOG/WP/1995/95-6.htm
Daniel
Rosen, Behind the Open Door: Foreign Enterprises in
the Chinese Marketplace (Institute for International
Economics 1999). Available at Law Library and accessible at http://www.iie.com/
HOTOPICS/china/hotchina.htm
Daniel
Rosen, China and the World Trade Organization: An Economic
Balance Sheet
(Institute for International Economics, Policy Briefs, June
1999). Accessible at http://www.iie.com/NEWSLETR/
news99-6.htm
Robert
E. Scott, China Can Wait: WTO Accession Deal Must Include
Enforceable Labor Rights, Real Commercial Benefits
(Economic Policy Institute, Briefing Paper, May 1999).Accessible
at http://www.
epinet.org (select trade and globalization)
Robert
E. Scott, The High Cost of the China-WTO Deal (Economic
Policy Institute, EPI Issue Brief #137, February 16, 2000).
Accessible at http://www.epinet.org/Issuebriefs/ib137.pdf
Raphael
Shen, China's Economic Reform: An Experiment in Pragmatic
Socialism (Praeger 2000). Available at Law Library
Zhang Shuguang et al., Measuring
the Costs of Protection in China (Institute for
International Economics 1998). Available
at the Law Library and accessible at http://www.iie.com/publications/
publication.cfm?pub_id=31
Richard
H. Steinberg, Institutional implications
for WTO accession for China, Institute on Global Conflict
and Cooperation no. 41 (Institute on Global Conflict
and Cooperation, University of California at San Diego
1998).
Theory
and Reality of Transition to a Market Economy (Gao
Shangquan & Chi Fulin, eds., Foreign Language Press
1995). Available
at Law Library
Wanda
Tseng, Economic reform in China: a new phase, Occasional
paper , no. 114 (International Monetary Fund 1994).
Available at Law Library
John Wong & Luo Qi, Sino-US
trade Accord and China's Accession to the World Trade
Organization (Singapore University Press 2000).
On order at Law
Library
Wing
Thye Woo, The economics and politics
of transition to an open market economy: China,
Technical papers / OECD Development Centre; no. 153 (Organisation
for Economic Co-operation and Development 1999).
Ji
Yon, China's Enterprise Reform:
Changing State/Society Relations after Mao (Routledge
1998).
Jialin
Zhang, U.S.-China Trade Issues After the WTO and the PNTR
Deal: A Chinese Perspective
(Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace, Stanford
University, 2000). Accessible
on the web at http://www-hoover.stanford.edu/publications/epp/103/103b.pdf
Hanmin
Zhou, Zhongguo zou jin WTO
(Shanghai: Wen hui chu ban she 2000). Available
at Law Library
Articles
Note: all journals are available at the
Law Library unless otherwise indicated
Daniel M. Anderson, Note, Taking Stock in China: Company Disclosure and Information in China's Stock
Markets, 88 Geo.
L.J. 1919 (2000).
Kym
Anderson, On the Complexities of China's WTO Accession,
20 World Econ.
749 (1997).
Brad
L. Bacon, The People's Republic of China and the World
Trade Organization: Anticipating a United States Congressional
Dilemma, 9 Minn. J. Global Trade 369 (2000).
Raj
Bhala, Enter the Dragon: An Essay on China's WTO Accession
Saga, 15 Am.
U. Int'l L. Rev. 1469 (2000).
David Mark Blumental, Applying
GATT To Marketizing Economies: The Dilemma Of WTO Accession
And Reform Of China's State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs),
2 J. Int'l Econ.
L. (1999).
David
Blumental, "Reform" or "Opening"?
Reform of China's State-Owned Enterprises and WTO Accession--the
Dilemma of Applying GATT to Marketizing Economies,
16 U.C.L.A. Pac. Basin L.J. (1998).
Patrick
Bolton, Privatization and the Separation of Ownership
and Control: Lessons from Chinese Enterprise Reform,
3 Econ. of Transition 1 (1995).
Michael
E. Burke, IV, China's Stock Markets and the World Trade Organization,
30 Law & Pol'y
Int'l Bus. 321 (1999).
Lori
Fisler Damrosch, GATT Membership in a Changing World Order:
Taiwan, China, and the Former Soviet Republics, 1992 Colum.
Bus. L. Rev. 19.
Robert
F. Dodds, Jr., State Enterprise Reform in China: Managing
the Transition to a Market Economy, 27 Law
& Pol'y Int'l Bus. 695 (1996).
William
D. Holmes, China's Financial Reforms in the Global Market,
28 Law & Pol'y
Int'l Bus. 715 (1997).
John
H. Jackson & Sylvia A. Rhodes, United
States Law and China's WTO Accession Process, 2 J.
of Int'l Econ. L. 497 (1999).
Janet
Tai Landa, The Co-evolution of Markets, Entrepreneurship,
Laws, and Institutions in China's Economy in Transition:
a New Institutional Economics Perspective, 32 Univ. B.C.L.R. 391 (1998).
Alex
Low, The House of GATT: Will WTO Open the Door for
China? 12 Queensl.
Univ. Tech. L.J. 9 (1996).
Thomas
Yunlong Man, National Legal Restructuring in Accordance
with International Norms: GATT/WTO and China's Foreign
Trade Reform, 4 Ind. J. Global Legal Stud. 471 (1997).
Greg
Mastel, China and the World Trade Organization: Moving
Forward without Sliding Backward (Part III: Operation
of the WTO Agreements in the Context of Global Commerce
and Competition, Investment and Labor Markets), 31
Law & Pol'y
Int'l Bus. 981 (2000).
Joaquim
F. Matias, From Work-Units to Corporations: The Role of
Chinese Corporate Governance in a Transitional Market
Economy, 12 N.Y. Int'l. Rev. 1, 10 (1999).
Moira
McConnell, From Relationships to Rules: a Comment on
China's Accession to the WTO in response to Pitman Potter's
article "China and the WTO: Tensions between Globalized
Liberalism and Local Culture," 32 Can.
Bus. L. J. 463 (1999).
John
McMillan & Barry Naughton, How
to Reform a Planned Economy: Lessons from China, 8
Oxford Rev. Econ. Pol'y. 130 (1992). Not
available at Law Library
Sean
D. Murphy, Extension of U.S.-PRC Trade Relations; Support
for PRC WTO Membership, 94
Am. J. Int'l L. 373 (2000).
Shin-yi
Peng, The WTO Legalistic Approach and East Asia:
From the Legal Culture Perspective, 1
Asian-Pac. L. & Pol'y J. 13
(2000).
Pittman
B. Potter, China and the WTO: Tensions between Globalized
Liberalism and Local Culture, 32 Can. Bus. L. J. 440 (1999).
Yingyi
Qian, Enterprise Reform in China: Agency Problems
and Political Control, 4 Econ.
of Transition 427 (1996).
Jeremy
Brooks Rosen, China, Emerging Economies, and the World Trade
Order, 46 Duke
L.J. p1519 (1997).
Balan
Satchit, China's Long March to the WTO, 4 J. of East-West Bus.1 (1999). Not available
at Law Library
Robert
E. Scott, WTO Accession: China Can Wait, 3 WorkingUSA 81 (Sept.-Oct. 1999). Not available at Law Library
Gao Shangquan, Speeding
Up the Reform and Liberalization Processes to Meet the
New Challenges for China's Post-WTO Accession, 34
Int'l Law. 355 (2000).
Jianming
Shen, A Critical Analysis of China's First Regulation
on Foreign Dumping and Subsidies and its Consistency with
WTO Agreements, 15 Berkeley
J. Int'l L. 295 (1997).
Xinqiang
Sun, Foreword, Reform of China's State-Owned Enterprises:
A Legal Perspective, 31 St.
Mary's L.J. 19 (1999).
A.
Neil Tait & Kui-Wai Li, Trade
Regimes and China's Accession to the World Trade Organization,
31 J. World Trade
93 (1997).
Guiguo
Wang, Economic Integration in Quest of Law, 29
J. World Trade
5 (1995).
Wallace
Wen-Yeu Wang, Reforming State Enterprises in China: The Case
for Redefining Enterprise Operating Rights, 6 J. Chinese L. 89 (1992).
John
Wong, China and the World Trade Organization,
10 Asian Econ.
J. 291 (1996). Not available Law Library
Wing
Thye Woo, Wen Hai, Yibiao Jin, & Gang Fan, How
Successful Has Chinese Enterprise Reform Been?
Pitfalls in Opposite Biases and Focus, 18 J. Comp. Econ. 410 (1994). Not available at Law Library
Weiying
Zhang, Decision Rights, Residual Claim and Performance:
A Theory of How the Chinese State Enterprise Reform Works,
8 China Econ. Rev. 67 (1997). Not available at Law Library
Xian
Chu Zhang, The Old Problems, the New Law, and the Developing
Market - A Preliminary Examination of the First Securities
Law of the People's Republic of China, 33 Int'l
Law. 983 (1999).
Government Documents
Note: All documents available at the Law
Library unless otherwise indicated. All documents also
available online at http://thomas.loc.gov
unless otherwise indicated.
Accession of China and Taiwan to the World Trade
Organization: Hearing Before the Subcomm. on Trade of
the Committee of the House Comm. on Ways and Means, 104th
Cong. (Sept. 19, 1996), Serial No. 104-95
China, the WTO, and Human Rights: Hearing Before
the Subcomm. on International
Operations and Human Rights of the House Comm. 106th Cong. (Dec. 8, 1999). Serial
No. 106-102
China Trade Policy: Hearing Before the Subcomm.
on Telecommunications, Trade, and Consumer Protection
of the House Comm. on Commerce,
105th Cong. (May 14, 1998), Serial No.105-93
China's Application for Accession to the World Trade
Organization: Hearing Before the Senate Comm. on Finance, 106th Cong. (Apr. 13, 1999), S. Hrg.
106-286
China's Economic Future: Challenges to U.S. Policy,
Joint Economic Comm. 104th Cong. (Aug. 1996), S. Prt. 104-62
Disapproval of Normal Trade Relations for the People's
Republic of China Adverse Report, Committee Report from the House Comm. on Ways and Means, 106th
Cong. (July 18, 2000). H. Rpt. 106-755. Not
yet available at Law Library. Accessible via the web at
http://thomas.loc.gov
Embattled State of U.S.-China Relations: Assessing
the Zhu Rongji Visit: Joint Hearing Before the Subcomm.
on Asia and the Pacific and the Subcomm. on International
Economic Policy and Trade of the House Comm. on International
Relations. 106th Cong. (Apr. 21, 1999). Serial No. 106-34
Emerging Trade Issues in China: Hearing Before the
Senate Comm. on Commerce, Science, and Transportation,
105th Cong. (June 5, 1997), S. Hrg. 105-347
Emerging Trade Issues with Asia: Hearing Before
the Senate Comm. on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, 105th Cong. (June 18, 1997), S. Hrg. 105-746
IV
of the Trade Act of 1974 With Respect to the People's
Republic of China,
Committee From the Senate Comm. on Finance 106th
Cong. (May 25, 2000). S. Rpt 106-305. Not
available at Law Library. Accessible via the web at http://thomas.loc.gov
Future of U.S.-China Trade Relations and the Possible
Accession of China to the World Trade Organization: Hearing
Before the Subcommittee on Trade of the House Comm. on
Ways and Means, 105th Cong. (Nov. 4, 1997), Serial No.
105-72
Monitoring and Enforcement of International Trade
Agreements: Hearing Before the Senate Comm. on Finance, 106th Cong. (Feb. 23, 1999), S. Hrg.
106-65
Permanent Normal Trade Relations with the People's
Republic of China, Committee Report from the House Comm.
on Ways & Means,
106th Cong. (May 22, 2000). H. Rpt. 106-632
Not yet available
at Law Library. Accessible via the web at http://thomas.loc.gov
Report on Trade Mission to the WTO Ministerial Meeting
in Singapore and to Hong Kong and the People's Republic
of China, Committee
Print from the House Comm. on Ways and Means, 105th
Cong. (Jan. 29, 1997).
Review of Ongoing Trade Negotiations and Completed
Trade Agreements: Hearing Before the Subcomm. on International
Trade of the Senate Committee on Finance (Aug. 2, 1991), S. Hrg. 102-423
United States-China Trade Relations and the Possible
Accession of China to the World Trade Organization: Hearing
before the Subcomm. on Trade of the House Committee on
Ways and Means, 106th Cong. (June 8, 1999) Serial No.106-28
U.S./ China Intellectual Property Agreement and
Accession to the World Trade Organization: Hearing Before
the Subcomm. on Trade of the House Comm. on Ways and Means, 104th Cong. (Mar. 9, 1995), Serial No. 104-3
U.S.-China Intellectual Property Rights Agreement:
Implications for U.S.-Sino Commercial Relations: Hearing
Before the Subcomms. on International Economic Policy
and Trade and Asia and the Pacific of the Committee of
the House International Relations, 104th Cong. (Mar. 2, 1995).
U.S. Consideration of Permanent Normal Trade Relations
With China: Hearings Before the Senate Comm. on Finance
on the U.S.-China Bilateral Market Access Agreement, Human
rights, and U.S. National Security Concerns, 106th Cong. (February 23, March 23,
and April 6, 2000), S. Hrg. 106-510
Withdrawing the Approval of the Congress from the
Agreement establishing the World Trade Organization Adverse
Report, Committee
Report from the House Comm. on Ways and Means, 106th
Cong. (June 12, 2000). H. Rpt 106-672. Not yet
available at Law Library. Accessible via the web at http://thomas.loc.gov
World
Trade Organization: China's Membership Status and Normal
Trade Relations Issues, GAO Report: March 2000. (GAO/NSAID-00-94) At the
Law Library and accessible at http://www.gao.gov
