Free trade and cultural diversity in international law:
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
FOREWORD
V
II
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IX
TABLE OF GATT/WTO REPORTS AND RULINGS XXI
1 INTRODUCTION: GLOBALISATION AS THE CONTEXT I
1.1 GLOBALISATION AND CULTURE I
1.2 GLOBALISATION AND TRADE 4
1.3 RAISING THE ISSUE: GLOBALISATION, CULTURE AND TRADE 6
1.3.1 THE CONFLICTING CONCEPTIONS ABOUT TRADE AND CULTURE 6
1.3.2THREE DUALS *DUAL NATURE, DUAL LEGISLATORS AND DUAL
SYSTEMS 8
1.4 THE STRUCTURE OF THE BOOK 10
2 CULTURE AND CULTURES IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES: TOWARDS A
SYNTHESIS 15
2.1 INTRODUCTION 15
2.2 HUMANIST: CULTURE AS THE BEST OF EVERYTHING 17
2.3 AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL VIEW: WE ARE OUR CULTURE 18
2.4 CULTURE AS IDENTITY: CENTERING ON IDENTITY CRISIS 20
2.4.1 ON IDENTITY AND CULTURAL IDENTITY 20
2.4.2 THE COLLECTIVITY OF IDENTITY: LINKING CULTURE WITH NATION
BUILDING 22
2.4.3 CULTURE AND IDENTITY CRISIS 24
2.5 CULTURE AS COMMERCE: THE PERSPECTIVE OF CULTURAL ECONOMIC
INTERESTS 25
2.5.1 THE US AS THE ADVOCATE OF THE COMMERCE ARGUMENT 26
2.5.2 AN APPRAISAL OF THE ROOT OF THE ISSUE 28
2.6 CULTURE AS HUMAN RIGHTS: REVISITING CULTURAL RIGHTS 32
2.6.1 THE HALLMARKS OF UNIVERSALISM AND CULTURAL RELATIVISM 32
2.6.1.1 UNIVERSALISM 33
2.6.1.2 CULTURAL RELATIVISM 34
2.6.2 A CRITIQUE OF UNIVERSALISM AND CULTURAL RELATIVISM 35
2.6.3 RECONCILING HUMAN RIGHTS WITH CULTURAL DIVERSITY 36
2.6.3.1 THE NECESSITY TO RECONCILE HUMAN RIGHTS WITH
CULTURAL DIVERSITY 36
2.6.3.2 THE RECONCILABILITY OF HUMAN RIGHTS WITH
CULTURAL NORMS 37
2.6.3.3 THE STRATEGIES TO RECONCILE HUMAN RIGHTS WITH
CULTURAL NORMS 38
2.6.4 THE MARGIN OF APPRECIATION DOCTRINE IN RECONCILING
UNIVERSALISM AND CULTURAL RELATIVISM 39
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XIV CONTENTS
2.7 CULTURE AS RESOURCE: A SUSTAINABILITY PERSPECTIVE 43
2.7.1 CULTURE AS RESOURCE 43
2.7.2 CULTURE AS RESOURCE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 44
2.8 CHAPTER RECAP AND FURTHER REFLECTIONS 46
2.8.1 FROM HUMANIST TO ANTHROPOLOGICAL NOTIONS OF CULTURE 47
2.8.2 CULTURE-AS-IDENTITY VERSUS CULTURE-AS-COMMERCE 47
2.8.3 CULTURE
AS
HUMAN RIGHTS AND CULTURE AS RESOURCE 48
2.8.4 TOWARDS AN INTEGRATED CONCEPT OF CULTURE? 49
3 DOMESTIC CULTURAL POLICY AND MEASURES: THE CASE OF THE
AUDIOVISUAL SECTOR 51
3.1 INTRODUCTION 51
3.2 AN OVERVIEW OF CULTURAL POLICIES AND MEASURES 53
3.2.1 TWO POLAR VIEWS ON CULTURAL POLICYMAKING 54
3-2.2JUSTIFYING GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN CULTURAL MATTERS 56
3.2.2.1 THE DUALITY OF CULTURAL PRODUCTS 57
3.2.2.2 THE DUAL MISSION OF CULTURAL POLICIES AND
MEASURES 5 8
3.2.2.3 PUBLIC GOODS AND EXTERNALITIES THEORY 59
3.2.3 THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ITS IMPACT
ON CULTURE POLICYMAKING 62
3.3 FOREIGN OWNERSHIP RESTRICTION 64
3.3.1 DOMESTIC LEGISLATIONS ON FOREIGN OWNERSHIP RESTRICTION 65
3.3.2DISPUTES ARISING FROM FOREIGN OWNERSHIP RESTRICTIONS 67
3.3.2.1 THE POLYGRAM CASE 68
3.3.2.2 BORDERS CASE 68
3.4. LOCAL CONTENT REGULATIONS 70
3.4.1 IMPORT QUOTAS 70
3.4.2 SCREEN QUOTAS 71
3.5 SUBSIDIES AND TAX CONCESSIONS 74
3.5.1 SUBSIDIES AND TAX CONCESSIONS IN SEVERAL COUNTRIES 74
3.5.2THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SUBSIDIES AND TAX CONCESSIONS 75
3.6 OTHER CULTURAL POLICIES AND MEASURES 76
3.6.1 GOVERNMENT CENSORSHIP OR CONTENT REVIEW 76
3.6.2 COPYRIGHT PROTECTION MECHANISM AND CULTURE
POLICYMAKING 77
3.6.3 FILM CO-PRODUCTION ARRANGEMENT 79
3.7 PROTECTIVE POLICIES VERSUS EFFICIENT REGULATION? 80
3.7.1 FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF CULTURAL SPECIFICITY 81
3.7.2 FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF TRADE OBLIGATIONS 82
3.7.3 AN EFFECTIVENESS PERSPECTIVE 83
3.8 CONCLUSION 85
4 UNESCO AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY: THEORIES AND APPROACHES 87
4.1 INTRODUCTION 87
CONTENTS XV
4.2 HISTORICISM, ANTHROPOLOGY AND UNESCO S CONCEPTION OF
CULTURE 88
4.2.1 HISTORICISM 88
4.2.2 THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL NOTION OF CULTURE 90
4.3 CULTURAL DIVERSITY: A CORE CONCEPT OF UNESCO 93
4.4 UNESCO S UNDERTAKINGS ON CULTURE AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY:
AN OVERVIEW 95
4.5 CULTURE AND DEVELOPMENT 97
4.5.1 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: PAIRING CULTURAL DIVERSITY
WITH BIODIVERSITY 98
4.5.2 THE ROLE OF CULTURE IN DEVELOPMENT 100
4.6 CULTURE AND GLOBALISATION 101
4.7 THE UNESCO CONVENTION CULTURAL DIVERSITY 105
4.7.1 THE BACKGROUND OF THE CONVENTION AND DYNAMICS OF
THE UNESCO NEGOTIATION 105
4.7.1.1 TWO RATIONALES FOR NEGOTIATING AND ADOPTING
THE UNESCO CONVENTION 106
4.7.1.2 THE NEGOTIATION DYNAMICS OF THE UNESCO
CONVENTION 107
4.7.2. THE SCOPE AND SUBJECT MATTER OF THE CONVENTION NO
4.7.3 THE IMBALANCE BETWEEN THE PARTIES RIGHTS AND
OBLIGATIONS 112
4.7.4 DISPUTE SETTLEMENT MECHANISM 114
4.7.5 A PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF THE CONVENTION 115
4.8 CONCLUSION 117
THE TREATMENT OF CULTURE IN THE GATT/WTO (I): THEORETICAL
AND LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK 119
5.1 INTRODUCTION 119
5.2 COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE THEORY AND ITS APPLICATION TO
CULTURAL PRODUCTS 111
5.2.1 THE THEORY OF COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE UNDERLYING
FREE TRADE REGIMES 121
5.2.2 COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE APPLIED TO CULTURAL PRODUCTS 123
5.3 AN INSTITUTIONAL EVOLUTION AND A SHIFT IN TELOS 125
5.3.1 A HISTORICAL NARRATIVE: FROM GATT TO WTO 125
5.3.2THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE TELOS 128
5.4 TRADE IN CULTURAL GOODS: GATT ARTICLE IV AND ITS LEGACY 129
5.4.1 THE ORIGIN AND BACKGROUND OF ARTICLE IV 130
5.4.2THE SCOPE OF ARTICLE IV: IS AN EVOLUTIONARY
INTERPRETATION FEASIBLE? 131
5.4.3 THE LEGACY VALUE OF ARTICLE IV 133
5.5 TRADE IN CULTURAL SERVICES: AN OBSERVATION ON THE AUDIOVISUAL
SECTOR 134
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5.5. I UNDERSTANDING THE SCHISM: A TALE OF TWO HISTORIES 134
5.5.2 A COMPROMISE: AGREEMENT TO DISAGREE 135
5.5.3 THE TREATMENT OF THE AUDIOVISUAL SERVICE UNDER THE
GATS 137
5.5.4DOHA SERVICES NEGOTIATION: CULTURE HAS NOT BEEN A
FOCAL POINT 138
5.6 GENERAL EXCEPTION CLAUSES 139
5.6.1 PUBLIC MORALS EXCEPTION 140
5.6.2SECURING COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS OR REGULATIONS 142
5.6.3 NATIONAL TREASURES OF ARTISTIC, HISTORIC OR
ARCHAEOLOGICAL VALUE 145
5.6.4 THE CHAPEAU OF GENERAL EXCEPTIONS: AN EMERGING
JURISPRUDENCE? 146
5.7 TRADE REMEDY MEASURES WHICH MAY INVOLVE CULTURAL
PRODUCTS 148
5.7.1 ANTI-DUMPING 148
5.7.2 SUBSIDIES 150
5.7.3 SAFEGUARD MECHANISM (OR THE ESCAPE CLAUSE) 152
5.8 THE TREATMENT OF CULTURE IN EMERGING AREAS 153
5.8.1 INVESTMENT 154
5.8.2TELECOMMUNICATION AND AUDIOVISUAL SERVICES 155
5.8.3 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS PROTECTION AND CULTURE
DIVERSITY 155
5.8.4 GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS (GIS) AND CULTURE PROTECTION 157
5.9 CONCLUDING REMARKS 159
6 THE TREATMENT OF CULTURE UNDER THE GATT/WTO (II):
CASE STUDY AND IDENTIFICATION OF PROBLEMS 161
6.1 INTRODUCTION 161
6.2 A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF GATT/WTO DISPUTE SETTLEMENT 162
6.3 CANADA*PERIODICALS 164
6.3.1 THE CASE BACKGROUND AND A PROCEDURAL POSTURE 164
6.3.2 LESSONS FROM CANADA*PERIODICALS 166
6.4 CHINA*PUBLICATIONS AND AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTS 168
6.4.1 CASE BACKGROUND AND CHINA S AUDIOVISUAL SECTORS 168
6.4.2 A PROCEDURAL POSTURE AND THE SUMMARY OF CASE
DECISIONS 170
6.5 HOW LIKELY IS A PARTY TO INVOKE UNESCO INSTRUMENTS AS A
GENERAL CULTURAL DEFENCE? 175
6.6 APPLYING THE PUBLIC MORALS EXCEPTION TO CULTURAL PRODUCTS 177
6.6.1 THE AVAILABILITY OF GATT ARTICLE XX(A) AS CHINA S
DEFENSE 177
6.6.1.1 THE PARTIES ARGUMENTS AND DSB S FINDINGS
BASED ON DIFFERENT APPROACHES 177
CONTENTS XVII
6.6.1.2 A COMMENTARY ON THE AVAILABILITY ISSUE 179
6.6.2 APPLYING ARTICLE XX(A) TO CHINA S MEASURES 180
6.6.2.1 THE CONCEPT OF PUBLIC MORALS 180
6.6.Z.Z THE PARTIES ARGUMENTS ON THE NECESSITY TEST 182
6.6.2.3 THE ANALYTICAL APPROACH TO THE NECESSITY TEST
UNDER ARTICLE XX(A) 183
6.6.2.4 THE KEY ELEMENTS OF THE NECESSITY TEST 183
6.7 DISTINGUISHING CULTURAL GOODS FROM CULTURAL SERVICES 185
6.7.1 IDENTIFYING THE ISSUE AND ITS ASSOCIATED DIFFICULTIES 186
6.7.2 THE PRACTICE OF WTO TRIBUNALS 188
6.7.3 THE OVERLAP OF THE GATT AND THE GATS IN
APPLICATION TO CULTURAL PRODUCTS 191
6.8 FACTORING CULTURAL ELEMENTS INTO DECIDING THE LIKENESS OF
CULTURAL PRODUCTS 193
6.8.1 GATT/WTO S GENERAL JURISPRUDENCE ON LIKE PRODUCTS 194
6.8.2 LIKE PRODUCTS ANALYSIS IN CANADA*PERIODICALS 196
6.8.3 LIKE PRODUCTS ANALYSIS IN CHINA *PUBLICATIONS AND
AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTS 198
6.8.3.1 READING MATERIALS 198
6.8.3.2 SOUND RECORDINGS INTENDED FOR ELECTRONIC
DISTRIBUTION 200
6.8.3.3 A COMMENTARY: FACTORING CULTURAL ELEMENTS
INTO DECIDING THE LIKENESS VIA THE TRADITIONAL
ROUTE ESTABLISHING LIKE PRODUCTS 202
6.8.4THE AIM AND EFFECT APPROACH: ANOTHER POSSIBILITY OF
FACTORING CULTURAL ELEMENTS INTO DECIDING LIKENESS ? 205
6.9 CONCLUDING REMARKS 210
CULTURE UNDER REGIONAL AGREEMENTS: THE PERSPECTIVES FROM THE
EC/EU AND NAFTA 213
7.1 INTRODUCTION 213
7.2 THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY/EUROPEAN UNION 214
7.2.1 CULTURE IN THE EC/EU: A UNIQUE SITUATION 215
7.2.2 CULTURE CLAUSE IN THE EC TREATY: ARTICLE 151 217
7.2.3 CULTURE IN THE EC DIRECTIVES: FROM TVWF TO AVMS 220
7.2.3.1 TVWF 220
7.2.3.2 AVMS: AN IMPROVEMENT TO PROMOTE CULTURAL
DIVERSITY? 224
7.2.4 THE ECJ AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY 227
7.2.5 A PRELIMINARY REMARK ON THE CULTURAL PROTECTION IN THE
EC/EU 23 *
7.3 NAFTA 232
7.3.1 CULTURAL EXCEPTION IN NAFTA AND ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS 233
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7.3.2 CMT CASE: AN UNWILLINGNESS TO RESORT TO THE NAFTA
CULTURAL EXCEPTION? 235
7.3.3 UPS CASE: A PROMISING SIGN TO USE CULTURAL EXCEPTION? 237
7.4 THE INTERFACE BETWEEN REGIONAL AND GLOBAL TRADE
AGREEMENTS: THE ISSUE OF FORUM SHOPPING, AMONG OTHERS 239
7.5 FURTHER OBSERVATIONS 241
8 REFORM PROPOSALS FOR THE CULTURE AND TRADE QUANDARY 245
8.1 INTRODUCTION 245
8.2 A RECAP OF THE INTERACTION BETWEEN TRADE AND CULTURE 247
8.2.1 ON THE SPECIFICITY OF CULTURAL PRODUCTS 247
8.2.2 ON THE DYNAMICS AND OPENNESS OF CULTURE 248
8.2.3 ON CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND TRADE LIBERALISATION 250
8.3 DESIGNING WTO-COMPATIBLE DOMESTIC POLICY MEASURES 251
8.3.1 THE CHALLENGES IN DESIGNING DOMESTIC CULTURAL POLICY
MEASURES 252
8.3.2 A GUIDING PRINCIPLE: DISTINGUISHING CULTURAL PROTECTION
FROM CULTURAL PROTECTIONISM 254
8.3.3 DESIGNING WTO-COMPATIBLE DOMESTIC CULTURAL POLICY
MEASURES 257
8.4 SEARCHING FOR SOLUTIONS WITHIN THE TRADE SYSTEM 259
8.4.1 EXEMPTING CULTURAL PRODUCTS FROM GENERAL TRADE RULES 260
8.4.2 REQUESTING WAIVER FOR CULTURAL POLICY MEASURES 263
8.4.3 OTHER OPTIONS 266
8.4.4 TOWARDS A JURISPRUDENCE OF JUS GENTIUM OF
INTERNATIONAL TRADE ? 267
8.5 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE UNESCO CONVENTION AND
WTO AGREEMENTS 270
8.5.1 A BACKGROUND NOTE: NORM INTEGRATION IN INTERNATIONAL
LAW 270
8.5.2 NORM INTEGRATION VERSUS AUTHORITY INTEGRATION:
THE CASE OF THE WTO AND UNESCO 271
8.5.3 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE UNESCO CONVENTION
AND THE WTO RULES 274
8.5.3.1 AN OVERVIEW OF THE RELATIONSHIP PRESCRIBED IN
THE UNESCO CONVENTION 274
8.5.3.2 MUTUAL SUPPORTIVENESS IN ARTICLE 20(1) 275
8.5.3.3 WHEN THE ISSUE GETS TOUGH: ARTICLE 20(2) 277
8.6 CONNECTING WTO RULES WITH THE UNESCO CONVENTION:
THE PERSPECTIVE OF DISPUTE SETTLEMENT 278
8.6.1 IDENTIFYING THE LEGAL BASIS FOR LINKING WTO RULES
WITH THE UNESCO CONVENTION 279
8.6.2 CONNECTING WTO RULES WITH THE UNESCO CONVENTION
UNDER VCLT ARTICLE 31(1) 280
CONTENTS XIX
8.6.3 THE RELEVANCE OF THE UNESCO CONVENTION UNDER
VCLT ARTICLE 3I(3)(C): AN OBSERVATION ON CUSTOMARY
INTERNATIONAL LAW 183
8.6.4 A PROCEDURAL LINK TO CONNECT THE WTO RULES AND THE
UNESCO CONVENTION? 287
8.7 THE MARGIN OF APPRECIATION DOCTRINE: RIPE FOR
EXTRAPOLATION? 289
8.7.1 THE APPLICATION OF MARGIN OF APPRECIATION DOCTRINE 289
8.7.2 EXTRAPOLATING THE MARGIN OF APPRECIATION DOCTRINE TO
THE AREA OF TRADE 291
8.8 CONCLUSION 294
9 CONCLUDING REMARKS 297
BIBLIOGRAPHY 303
INDEX 3 29
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| spelling | Shi, Jingxia Verfasser (DE-588)101439287X aut Free trade and cultural diversity in international law Jingxia Shi From quandary to synergy revisiting free trade and cultural diversity Oxford [u.a.] Hart 2013 XXII, 337 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Studies in international trade law 14 Teilw. zugl.: New Haven, Conn., Yale Law School, Diss., 2006/11 u.d.T.: Shi, Jingxia: From quandary to synergy, revisiting free trade and cultural diversity Internationales Recht (DE-588)4027447-0 gnd rswk-swf Freihandel (DE-588)4140782-9 gnd rswk-swf Multikulturelle Gesellschaft (DE-588)4214151-5 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4113937-9 Hochschulschrift gnd-content Freihandel (DE-588)4140782-9 s Multikulturelle Gesellschaft (DE-588)4214151-5 s Internationales Recht (DE-588)4027447-0 s DE-604 Studies in international trade law 14 (DE-604)BV022190262 14 SWB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=026162833&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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