UNOFFICIAL
ROOM DOCUMENT[1]
Regular Meeting of the COMMITTEE ON SUBSIDIES
AND countervailing MEASURES
Meeting
to be held on 27 october 2015
Nominations to the Permanent Group of Experts
(received in spring 2015)
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Comité des subventions et des mesures compensatoires
UNOFFICIAL
ROOM DOCUMENT1
Regular Meeting of the COMMITTEE ON SUBSIDIES
AND COUNTERVAILING MEASURES
Meeting
to be held on 27 october 2015
Nominations to the Permanent Group of
Experts
(received in spring 2015)
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Comité de Subvenciones y Medidas Compensatorias
UNOFFICIAL ROOM DOCUMENT1
Regular Meeting of the COMMITTEE ON SUBSIDIES
AND COUNTERVAILING MEASURES
Meeting
to be held on 27 october 2015
Nominations to the Permanent Group of
Experts
(received in spring 2015)
permanent group of experts
For the convenience of Members,
the faxes sent to the Committee in February and March 2015 conveying the CVs of
the three nominees to fill the vacancy on the Permanent Group of Experts
created by the expiry of the term of Mr Shimizu are attached.
Direct line: (+41
22) 739 5508
Direct fax: (+41 22) 739 5505
Email: clarisse.morgan@wto.org
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From:
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Eduardo Minoru Chikusa
Chair
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Date:
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05/02/2014
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Number of Pages (including this one): 3
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PERMANENT GROUP OF EXPERTS
NOMINATION ATTACHED
I wish to inform
Members that the Secretariat has received the nomination of Mr Ichiro
Araki of Japan to fill the vacancy on the Permanent Group of Experts created by
the expiry of the term of Mr Akio Shimizu. Please find attached the CV of Mr
Araki.
I will be in further
contact with Members regarding next steps.
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Curriculum
Vitae
Name: ARAKI
Ichiro
Position: Professor of Law
Graduate
School of International Social Sciences
Deputy
Executive Director for International Affairs
Yokohama
National University
79-4
Tokiwadai
Hodogaya-ku,
Yokohama
240-8501 Japan
Tel: +81 (0)45 339 3623
Fax: +81 (0)45 339 3610
Mobile: +81 (0)90 4134 0101
E-mail: araki@ynu.ac.jp
Born: 5 March 1959
Nationality: Japanese
Education:
Bachelor of Law, University of Tokyo (1983)
Master of Laws, University of California (Boalt
Hall) School of Law, Berkeley (1988)
Master of Policy Science, Saitama University
(1994)
Professional Experiences:
ARAKI Ichiro teaches international law,
international economic law and trade policy at Yokohama National University in
Japan. He joined the faculty in July 2003 as an associate professor and was
promoted to full professor in April 2005. He is also a visiting professor at
the United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies. Before joining
academia, he served as a government official for nearly 20 years. Professor
Araki joined the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) in 1983.
During most of his career at MITI (later METI), he was involved in multilateral
economic affairs, including development assistance, intellectual property,
environmental protection and multilateral trade negotiations. From July 1995 to
July 1998, he served as legal affairs officer at the Legal Affairs Division of
the World Trade Organization, a division primarily devoted to settlement of
disputes among WTO members. Upon his return to Japan, he was involved in the
negotiations on China’s accession to the WTO as MITI’s Director for Trade
Policies Review (July 1998-July 2001). In that capacity, he served as chairman
of the plurilateral negotiating group on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual
Property Rights (TRIPS) in China’s accession working party, assisting the work
of Ambassador Pierre-Louis Girard. From July 2001 to March 2003, he was
director of research at the Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry
(RIETI), an incorporated administrative agency affiliated with METI. From July
2003 to March 2005, he was assistant professor of Graduate School of
International Social Sciences of Yokohama National University. From April 2005,
he is professor of Law at Graduate School of International Social Sciences of Yokohama
National University.
He served as a panelist in the Dispute
Settlement Panel on Clove Cigarettes (WT/DS406).
Publications:
Professor Araki has published a number of books
and articles on international trade law issues in Japanese. His publications in
English include:
Ø “GATT/WTO and Managing
International Trade Relations” (co-authored with Gabrielle Marceau) in
Jin-Young Chung, ed. Global Governance - The
Role of International Institutions in the Changing World (The Sejong
Institute, 1997).
Ø “National Experiences in State
Trading: Comments” in Thomas Cottier and Petros C. Mavroidis, eds. State Trading in the Twenty-First Century
(University of Michigan Press, 1998).
Ø “China and the Agreement on
Technical Barriers to Trade” in Deborah Cass and Brett Williams, eds. China and the World Trading System (Cambridge University
Press, 2003).
Ø “Beyond Aggressive Legalism: Japan and the GATT/WTO Dispute”
in Mitsuo Matsushita and Dukgeun Ahn, eds. WTO and East Asia
(Cameron May, 2004).
Ø “Industrial Policy in Japan” in
Linda Low, ed. Developmental States: Relevancy, Redundancy
or Reconfiguration (Nova Science Publishers, 2004)
Ø “Comment on Fritz Breuss ‘WTO
Dispute Settlement: An Economic Analysis of Four EU--US Mini Trade Wars’” in Journal of Industry, Competition and Trade Vol. 4 Issue 4
(2004).
Ø “In Memory of Robert Emil Hudec
(1934-2003)” in World Trade Review, Vol. 4 Issue
1 (2005).
Ø “The Evolution of Japan’s
Aggressive Legalism” in The World Economy
Vol. 29 Issue 6 (June 2006).
Ø “Global Governance, Japan and the World
Trade Organization” in Glenn Hook and Hugo Dobson, eds. Global
Governance and Japan: The Institutional Architecture (Routledge,
2007)
Ø “Decision-Making in the WTO” in
Akira Kotera, Tsuyoshi Kawase and Ichiro Araki, eds. The Future
of the Multilateral Trading System: East Asian Perspectives (CMP
Publishing, 2009)
Membership in Academic Societies:
Ø Japanese Society of International
Law
Ø Japan Association of International
Economic Law (Executive Council member)
Ø Japan Law and Economics Association
Ø International Law Association
(Japan Branch)
Ø American Society of International
Law
Ø European Society of International
Law
Ø Asian Society of International Law
(Secretary General of the Japan Chapter)
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Direct line: (+41
22) 739 5508
Direct fax: (+41 22) 739 5505
Email: clarisse.morgan@wto.org
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Members
Committee on Subsidies and Countervailing
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Fax No:
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See attached list
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From:
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Eduardo Minoru Chikusa
Chair
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Date:
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27/02/2015
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Number of Pages (including this one): 5
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Div. Ref:
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PERMANENT GROUP OF EXPERTS
NOMINATION ATTACHED
I wish to inform
Members that the Secretariat has received the nomination of Dr Jaemin Lee of
Korea to fill the vacancy on the Permanent Group of Experts created by the
expiry of the term of Mr Akio Shimizu. Please find attached the CV of Dr Lee.
There are now three
nominations to fill this vacancy, the third of which will be circulated
shortly. I therefore will be conducting consultations on this matter, the
details of which I will communicate separately.
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CURRICULUM VITAE
PROF. DR. JAEMIN
LEE
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INFORMATION
Date of Birth and Place
February 25, 1969,
Seoul, Korea
Contact Information
Phone & Fax
Numbers: 82-2-880-7572 (Office), 82-10-7232-4166 (Cell), 82-2-871-7408 (Fax)
E-mail: jaemin@snu.ac.kr, jaeminwfg@gmail.com
Address: School of Law, Seoul National University, 1 Kwanak-ro, Kwanak-gu,
Seoul, Korea 151-743
EDUCATION
Boston
College Law School Newton,
MA, USA
Juris Doctor, May 2001
Georgetown University Law Center Washington
DC, USA
LL.M. in
International Legal Studies, May 2004
Seoul
National University (College of Law) Seoul,
Korea
Ph.D. in Law,
2006
Master of Law
(LL.M) in international law, 1995
Bachelor of Law
(LL.B), 1992
ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Seoul National University, School of Law Seoul,
Korea
Associate Professor of Law Since
September 2013
Teach international trade law and public international law at School of
Law, Seoul National University in Seoul, Korea. Have authored or co-authored
articles and books on the topics of international trade law and public
international law.
Hanyang University, School of Law Seoul,
Korea
Professor of Law September
2004-August 2013
Taught international trade law and public international law at School of
Law, Hanyang University in Seoul, Korea. Participated in various academic
activities and conferences both in Korea and overseas relating to subjects of
international trade law and public international law.
Washington & Lee University
School of Law Lexington,
VA, USA
Adjunct Professor of Law January 2010-May 2010
Taught international trade law, WTO dispute settlement proceedings and
international investment disputes at School of Law, Washington & Lee
University in Lexington, Virginia, USA as a visiting professor.
George Washington
University/Georgetown University Law Center Washington, D.C., USA
Visiting Scholar August
2008-August 2009
As a Fulbright Scholar, conducted research, participated in academic
conferences and activities, and offered lectures and presentations on various
topics of international trade law at George Washington University and
Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, DC, USA.
Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP Washington D.C., USA
Associate Attorney September 2001-August 2004
Practiced law as an associate
attorney in the firm's international trade group concerning a wide range of
international legal issues arising from bilateral and multilateral contexts. Represented
clients' interests in U.S. domestic administrative proceedings, federal court
proceedings, and WTO dispute settlement proceedings.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Republic of Korea Seoul,
Korea
Foreign Service Officer May 1992-August 2001
Passed the 26th
National Foreign Service Examination (1992)
Major positions held
include: Assistant
to the Foreign Minister, Deputy Director in
North
American Trade Division, and Assistant Director in Treaties Division
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT PROCEEDING EXPERIENCE
Nominated as panelist
candidate in the Korea-U.S. FTA dispute settlement proceeding roster (2012);
Korea-EU FTA dispute settlement proceeding roster (2011), Korea-Chile FTA
dispute settlement proceeding roster (2005), and the WTO national indicative
list (2007).
SUBSIDY ISSUE RELATED EXPERIENCE
l Prepared legal submissions and/or
made arguments in the following disputes relating to the SCM
Agreement (both before panels and the Appellate Body, as
the case may be) as legal counsel:
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Japan –
Countervailing Duties on Dynamic Random Access Memories from Korea (WT/DS336)
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United
States – Countervailing Duty Investigation on Dynamic Random Access Memory
Semiconductors (DRAMS) from Korea (WT/DS296)
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European
Communities – Countervailing Measures on Dynamic Random Access Memory Chips
from Korea (WT/DS299)
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United
States – Measures Affecting Trade in
Large Civil Aircraft (WT/DS353)
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European
Communities and Certain Member States – Measures Affecting Trade in Large Civil
Aircraft (WT/DS316)
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China –
Countervailing and Anti-Dumping Duties on Grain Oriented Flat-Rolled Electrical
Steel from the United States (WT/DS414)
- Canada
– Certain Measures Affecting the Renewable Energy Generation Sector (WT/DS412)
- United
States – Countervailing Duty Measures on
Certain Products from China (WT/DS437)
l Provided
legal advice to the delegation of the Republic of Korea in the DDA Rules
Negotiations (Fisheries Subsidies Issue) as legal advisor:
- Legal Advisor, Delegation of the Korean Government to
the DDA Fisheries Subsidies Negotiation (Sept. 2009 – Apr. 2011)
- Alternate Head of Delegation,
Delegation of the Korean Government to the DDA Fisheries Subsidies Negotiations
(Mar. 2011)
l Represented
or advised clients in the following countervailing duty investigations or
periodic reviews as legal counsel:
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United
States Department of Commerce: Countervailing Duty Investigation against
Dynamic Random Access Memory Semiconductors from the Republic of Korea
(2002-2004)
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United
States Department of Commerce: First Administrative Review of Countervailing
Duty Order of Dynamic Random Access Memory Semiconductors from the Republic of
Korea (2004-2005)
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United
States Department of Commerce: Second Administrative Review of Countervailing
Duty Order of Dynamic Random Access Memory Semiconductors from the Republic of
Korea (2005-2006)
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United
States Department of Commerce: Third Administrative Review of Countervailing
Duty Order of Dynamic Random Access Memory Semiconductors from the Republic of
Korea (2006-2007)
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United
States Department of Commerce: Countervailing Duty Investigations against
Coated Free Sheet Papers from Indonesia, People's Republic of China and Korea
(2007)
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United
States Department of Commerce: Fourth Administrative Review of Countervailing
Duty Order of Dynamic Random Access Memory Semiconductors from the Republic of
Korea (2007-2008)
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United
States Department of Commerce: Fifth Administrative Review of Countervailing
Duty Order of Dynamic Random Access Memory Semiconductors from the Republic of
Korea (2008-2009)
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United
States Department of Commerce: Sixth Administrative Review of Countervailing
Duty Order of Dynamic Random Access Memory Semiconductors from the Republic of
Korea (2009-2010)
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United
States Department of Commerce: Sunset Review of Countervailing Duty Order of
Dynamic Random Access Memory Semiconductors from the Republic of Korea (2008)
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European
Commission: Anti-subsidy Investigation against Dynamic Random Access Memory
Chips from Korea (2002-2003)
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European
Commission: Interim Review of Anti-subsidy Measures against Dynamic Random
Access Memory Chips from Korea (2006)
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Japanese
Ministry of Finance: Countervailing Duty Investigation against Dynamic Random
Access Memory Chips from Korea (2004-2006)
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Japanese
Ministry of Finance: Changed Circumstances Review of Countervailing Duty
Measure against Dynamic Random Access Memory Chips from Korea (2008)
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United
States Department of Commerce: Countervailing Duty Investigation against Bottom
Mount Combination Refrigerator-Freezers from the Republic of Korea (2011-2012)
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United
States Department of Commerce: Countervailing Duty Investigation against Live
Swine from Canada (2003-2004)
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United
States Department of Commerce: Administrative Reviews of Countervailing Duty
Order against Hot-Rolled Steel from Thailand (2003-2004)
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United
States International Trade Commission: Safeguards Investigation against Certain
Steel Products (2001-2002)
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United
States Department of Commerce: Countervailing Duty Investigation against Bottom
Mount Refrigerator-Freezers from the Republic of Korea (2011-2012)
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United
States Department of Commerce: Countervailing Duty Investigation against Large
Residential Washers from the Republic of Korea (2012-2013)
BAR MEMBERSHIP
Admitted to practice law in Massachusetts, New York, District of Columbia,
United States Court of International Trade, and United States Court of Appeals
for the Federal Circuit.
ACADEMIC AFFILIATION
An active member of the
American Society of International Law, American Bar Association, Washington
Foreign Law Society, Korean Society of International Law, and Korean Society of
International Economic Law. Editor-in-Chief of Seoul
International Law Journal (ISSN 1226-3508), and Managing Editor of Journal of East Asia and International Law
(SSCI-listed, ISSN 1976-9229).
PUBLICATIONS
Authored various articles (approximately 60
articles as of February 2015) and books (13 books including book chapters as of February 2015) on international trade law and public
international law,
both in English and in Korean.
RECENT
ACADEMIC ARTICLES:
l Authored or co-authored 60 articles on
international trade law and public international law, both in English and
Korean. Most recently published articles include:
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"Complementing Each Other or Stoking
Further Complexity: Interaction between International Investment Law and
International Trade Law," in Journal
of World Trade (Vol. 47, Issue 2, March 2013).
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"Remand to Fast-Track Prompt
Implementation: A Critical Assessment of the 'Double Adoption' Remand Proposal
in Chair's Text and an Argument for a 'Single Adoption' Alternative," in Journal of International Economic Law
(Vol. 16, Issue 3, September 2013).
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"An Important First Stride, But Beware the Pitfalls - A Critical
Analysis of the ISDS Mechanism of the 2012 Korea-China-Japan Trilateral
Investment Treaty,"
Chinese Journal of International Law
(Vol. 12, Issue 3, September 2013).
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"Looking
for a Panacea in the SCM Agreement: Systemic Challenges for Post-Bali Fisheries Subsidies Discussion and Some Food for Thought to Overcome Them," Asian Journal of WTO & International Health Law and Policy, Vol. 9.
No. 2 (September 2014).
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"State
Responsibility and Government-Affiliated
Entities in International Economic Law - The Danger of Blurring the Chinese Wall between 'State Organ' and 'Non-State Organ' as Designed in the ILC Draft Articles," in Journal of World Trade (Vol. 49, Issue
2, March 2015).
RECENT
ACADEMIC PRESENTATION:
l Made academic presentations in various fora
on topics of international trade law and public international law. Recent presentations include 2012 Conference of the Society of International
Economic Law held in Singapore in July 2012; 2012 Biennial Conference of the International Economic Interest
Group of the American Society of International Law held in Washington,
D.C. in December 2012; 2014 Biennial
Conference of the International Economic Interest Group of the American Society
of International Law held in Denver, Colorado in November 2014.
RECENT BOOKS:
l Authored
book chapters in:
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Trade Law and
Regulations of Korea (Edward Elgar Publication, May 2011).
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Judicial Review of
Anti-Dumping Determinations by Investigating Authorities of WTO Members (Cambridge
Univ. Press, January 2013).
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Guide to International
Anti-Dumping Practice (Kluwer Law International, September 2013).
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Law and Political
Economy in Asia: Competition Laws and Regulations in Asian Countries (Cambridge Univ. Press,
August 2013).
l Authored Trade Law and Policy in the Changing Global
Environment, co-authored with Youngjin Jung (Bakyoung Publishing Co.,
Seoul, Korea, June 2012) (in Korean).
l Authored The Legal Meaning of Entrustment or Direction under Article 1.1(a)(iv)
of the SCM Agreement (Kyungin Publishing Co., Seoul, Korea, December
2008) (in Korean).
l 100 Key Judicial Decisions of International Law, co-authored with
Professors Inseop Chung (Seoul National Univ.) and Suhyong Chung (Korea Univ.)
(2nd ed. Bakyoung Publishing Co., Seoul, Korea, February 2012) (in
Korean).
Direct line: (+41
22) 739 5508
Direct fax: (+41 22) 739 5505
Email: clarisse.morgan@wto.org
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Members
Committee on Subsidies and Countervailing
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Fax No:
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See attached list
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From:
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Eduardo Minoru Chikusa
Chair
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Date:
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04/03/2014
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Number of Pages (including this one): 4
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Div. Ref:
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PERMANENT GROUP OF EXPERTS
NOMINATION ATTACHED
I wish to inform
Members that the Secretariat has received the nomination of Ms Tsai-yu Lin
of the Separate Customs Territories of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu to fill
the vacancy on the Permanent Group of Experts created by the expiry of the term
of Mr Akio Shimizu. This nomination was received before the deadline of 27
February. Please find attached the CV of Ms Lin.
As communicated in
my fax of 2 March, I will be available to consult with interested delegations
about the PGE nominations next Tuesday and Wednesday, 10 and 11 March, in the afternoon.
Please contact the Secretariat (Ms Clarisse Morgan or Ms Vasiliki Avgoustidi)
if you wish to schedule an appointment.
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CURRICULUM VITAE
February 2015
1.
Name:
Lin
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Tsai-yu
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Surname
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First name
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2.
Office
Address:
No.
1, Sec. 4, Roosevelt Rd.
Taipei,
Taiwan
Tel: +886-2-3366 3366 #55234; Fax: +886-2-3366 8965
E-Mail: tylinkry@ntu.edu.tw
3.
Nominating
Member: The Separate Customs Territories of Taiwan,
Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu
4.
Date
of Birth: 1 June
1968
5.
Current
occupations:
Professor of Law,
National Taiwan University (NTU) College of Law
Director, Asian Center for WTO &
International Health Law and Policy of NTU College of Law
6. Post-secondary Education
1998 Ph.D.
National Chengchi University College of Law, Taiwan
1992 LL.M.
University of Edinburgh, U.K.
1990 LL.B.
National Chengchi University College of Law, Taiwan
7. Experiences
directly concerning Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures
(1) Serving
as a Commissioner with the International Trade
Commission of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Taiwan, between 2012 and 2015.
The Commission is in charge of countervailing, anti-dumping and safeguards
measures. The works include the decision on identification and calculation of
subsidies received by imported products.
(2) Serving as a Legal Advisor to or drafter of submissions for Taiwan
in OECD Special Meeting at High-Level for Steel Issues (Paris); OECD Special
Negotiating Group for New Shipbuilding Agreement (Paris), between 2003-2005.
The OECD meetings and consultation aim at establishing subsidy disciplines on
shipbuilding and steel sector.
(3) Legal Advisor to or drafter of submissions for the Separate Customs
Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu for the rules negotiations of
Doha Round, including the Agreement
on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures, between 2003-2005.
(4) Serving as a Legal Advisor to Taiwan in the Consultations between
Canada and Taiwan on the Anti-subsidy Complaint Filed Against Certain Fasteners
Originating in or Exported from Taiwan (Ottawa) in 2004.
(5) Teaching
WTO/GATT rules, which include Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing
Measures, at National Taiwan University/Soochow University since 1998.
(6) Teaching
“Rules”, including Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures,
Antidumping Agreement and Safeguards Agreement, as an Instructor for the “International
Trade Negotiation and Litigation Courses for high-level officers” hosted by Executive
Yuan, Taiwan in 2014.
(7)
Writing a book on “WTO Law and Practice,” having “Agreement on Subsidies and
Countervailing Measures” as a separate chapter; and a paper on“Remedies for Export Subsidies in the Context of Article 4 of the SCM
Agreement: Rethinking Some Persistent Issues.”
(8)
Serving as a Project Director on “International
Trade Governance,” covering issues on Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures, commissioned
by Bureau of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Taiwan in 2014.
8. Experiences
directly with WTO for other matters:
(1) Being
included in the Indicative List of Governmental
and Non-Governmental Panelists in accordance with Article 8.4 of the DSU, WT/DSB/W/443
(14 February 2011).
(2)
Academic
Supervisor to NTU WTO Moot Court Competition Team (hosted by ELSA and with the
technical assistance by the WTO Secretariat) since 2007 until the present. NTU
team has won International Oral Round second place twice (2008 and 2011); and Asia
Regional Round and Asia-Pacific Regional Round first and second Places several times.
(3) Legal Advisor to the Ministry of Economic Affairs for the WTO Trade
Policy Review of the Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and
Matsu, in 2014.
(4) Legal Advisor to or drafter of third party submissions for the Separate
Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu in the dispute settlement
cases as third Party, between 2003-2005.
(5) Legal Advisor to the Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu,
Kinmen and Matsu for the meetings on WTO Committee on Regional Trade
Arrangement, between 2004-2005.
9. Current Other Positions, Previous Positions and Professional
Qualifications (mostly having to do with international trade matters or other
international affairs)
2015
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Being included in Taiwan’s
Rosters of Arbitrators for the Agreement between Singapore and the
Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu on Economic
Partnership.
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2013-present
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Director, Asian
Center for WTO & International Health Law and Policy (ACWH), National
Taiwan University College of Law, Taiwan; serving as Member of the
ACWH between 2003-2012.
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2013-present
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Executive
Secretary, Asian WTO Research Network (AWRN)
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2004-present
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Advisor,
Research Center for International Organization & Trade Law, National
Chengchi University, Taiwan.
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2003-2009
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Advisor, Trade
Promotion Committee, Confederation of Trade Associations, Taiwan.
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2006-2008
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Board Member,
Committee for Goods Labelling, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Executive Yuan,
Taiwan.
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2007
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Legal Advisor, AIT-TECRO BlA Exploratory
Discussions (Taipei), commissioned by Department of Health, Executive Yuan, Taiwan.
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2013-present
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Senior Member,
Editorial Committee, Asian Journal of WTO & International Health Law and
Policy (National Taiwan University Press) (SSCI Journal); serving as Committee
Member between 2006-2012.
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2013-present
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Senior Member, Editorial Committee,
Contemporary Asia Arbitration Journal (Chinese Arbitration Association&
National Taiwan University Press), which has being included in Westlaw database and
hein-on-line database; serving as Committee Member between 2008-2012.
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2008-2012
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Committee Member,
Editorial Committee, National Taiwan University Law Journal (National Taiwan University) (TSSCI Journal).
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2014
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Reviewer,
Tobacco Control (SCI Journal)
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2014
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Reviewer, Asia
Pacific Law Review (SSCI Journal)
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2011
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Reviewer, Asian
Journal of International Law (Cambridge University Press)
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2009
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Reviewer, Journal of Public Health
(Oxford University Press)
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2006-present
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Project Reviewer,
Discipline of Law, Ministry of Science and Technology, Taiwan.
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2007-2008
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Adjunct Professor of Law,
College of Law, National Chengchi University, Taiwan.
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2004-2013.1
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Professor of
Law, Soochow University, Department of
International Business, Taiwan.
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2001-2004
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Associate
Professor of Law, Soochow University, Department of
International Business, Taiwan.
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1998-2001
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Assistant
Professor of Law, Soochow University, Department of
International Business, Taiwan.
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1998-1999
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Adjunct
Assistant Professor of Law, Cultural University,
Department of International Trade, Taiwan.
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1992-1998
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Trade Specialist, Bureau of Foreign Trade,
Ministry of Economic Affairs, Taiwan.
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10.
Teaching
at National Taiwan University/Soochow
University, Taiwan
WTO
Law; Selected Readings of Anglo-American
Jurisprudence; International Trade Law; Private International Law;
Issues of Resolutions of Trade Disputes; Intellectual Property Law; Commercial
Law.
Seminar: International Dispute Settlement; Trade, Investment and Public
Health; International Economic and Trade Law; International Business and Laws
(including Government Procurement Law; International Investment Law;
Competition Law).
11. Publications (Books)
u Tsai-yu Lin, Cross-cutting Issues under the WTO: Non-economic Concerns and
Enhancement of Healthier Trade Ties, (Angle Publishing, 2011)(310pp)
(in English).
u Tsai-yu Lin, WTO Law and Practice, Studies in World Trade Organization,
vol. III (Angle Publishing, 2011) (405pp) (in Chinese)
u Chang-fa Lo, Tsai-yu Lin
and Pei-kan Yang (eds.) (2011), Important Contemporary
Public Health Issues in Both Sides of Taiwan Strait (Angle
Publishing) (316pp) (in Chinese)
u Tsai-yu Lin, Legal Issues in Trade and Public Health, Studies in World
Trade Organization, vol. II (Angle Publishing, 2009) (334pp) (in Chinese)
u Li Huang, Catherine Lee and Tsai-yu
Lin (2009), WTO International Trade Law (Angle
Publishing, 4th edition) (335pp) (in Chinese)
u Tsai-yu Lin, WTO Trade Remedy & Dispute Settlement, Studies in World
Trade Organization, vol. 1 (Angle Publishing, 2006) (403pp) (in Chinese)
12. Journal Papers or Book
Chapters (in English):
u Tsai-yu
Lin (2014), “The Status of FCTC in the
Interpretation of Compensable Indirect Expropriation and the Right to Adopt
“Stricter” Tobacco Control Measures under BITs,” Asian
Journal of WTO & International Health Law and Policy, Vol. 8,
No.2, pp. 123-160. (SSCI Journal).
u Tsai-yu Lin (2014), “Disputes Regarding Tobacco Control Measures
under Investor-State Arbitration,” Chapter 8, in The Global
Tobacco Epidemic and the Law (Edward Elgar) (2014), pp. 126-141.
u Tsai-yu Lin (2013), “Preventing Tobacco Companies’ Interference with
Tobacco Control through Investor-State Dispute Settlement under the TPP,” Asian Journal of WTO & International Health Law and Policy,
Vol. 8, No.2, pp. 565-582. (SSCI Journal).
u Tsai-yu Lin (2012), “Systemic Reflections on Argentina’s
Non-Compliance with ICSID Arbitral Awards: A New Role of the Annulment
Committee at Enforcement?” Contemporary Asia
Arbitration Journal, Vol. 5, No.1, pp. 1-22.
u Tsai-yu Lin (2011), “Systemic Reflection on the EC-IT Product Case:
Establishing an “Understanding” on Maintaining the Product Coverage of the Current
Information Technology Agreement in the Face of Technological Change,” Journal of World Trade, Vol. 45, No.2, pp. 401-430. (SSCI
Journal)
u Tsai-yu Lin (2010), “The Forgotten Role of WHO/International Health
Regulations in Trade Responses to 2009 A/H1N1 Influenza Outbreak,” Journal of World Trade, Vol. 44, No. 3, pp. 515–543. (SSCI
Journal)
u Chang-fa Lo, Tsai-yu Lin and Co-authored with 11 other
authors, 2010), “The Experience of Reducing Tobacco Growing in Taiwan
Government’s Intervention Failure and Its Cures,” Asian
Journal of WTO & International Health Law and Policy, Vol. 5,
No.1, pp. 207-247. (SSCI Journal)
u Tsai-yu Lin (2009), “How Far can Arbitration Practice as an
Alternative Dispute Resolution within the WTO Go? A Perspective on Intellectual
Property Dispute,” Contemporary Asia
Arbitration Journal, Vol. 2, No.1, pp. 25-48
u Tsai-yu Lin (2009), “Compulsory License for Access to Medicines,
Expropriation and Investor-State Arbitration under Bilateral Investment
Agreements: Are there issues beyond the TRIPS Agreement?” IIC-International
Review of Intellectual Property and Competition Law, Volume
40(2/2009), pp. 152-173. (SSCI Journal)
u Chang-fa Lo, Tsai-yu Lin and with 11 other authors (2009),
“Combating against Tobacco Smuggling: Taiwan’s Experience,” Asian Journal of WTO & International Health Law and Policy,
Vol. 4, No.1, pp. 249-292. (SSCI Journal)
u Tsai-yu Lin (2008), “Exploring a Modest Balance for Trade in
Tobacco, Anti-Tobacco Smuggling and Health Concerns: in light of the Dominican
Republic-Cigarettes Case” Asian Journal of WTO &
International Health Law and Policy, Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 309-340.
(SSCI Journal)
u Tsai-yu Lin (2008), “Exploring the Link between Trade and Cultural
Protection in the Context of Anti-dumping,” Journal of World Trade,
Vol. 42, No. 3, pp. 563-586.(SSCI Journal)
u Tsai-yu Lin (2008), “Remedies for Export Subsidies in the Context of
Article 4 of the SCM Agreement: Rethinking Some Persistent Issues,” Asian Journal of WTO & International Health Law and Policy,
Vol. 3, No.1, March 2008, pp. 21-49. (SSCI Journal)
u Tsai-yu Lin (2006), “Regional Procurement Arrangements in East Asia:
Some Reflections for the WTO Rules,” Asian Journal of WTO &
International Health Law and Policy, Vol.1, No.2, September 2006,
pp. 348-378.
u Tsai-yu Lin (2006), “Addressing the Issue of Trade in Services and
Public Health in the Case of Tobacco-Are the FCTC Restrictions on Tobacco
Advertising Inconsistent with the GATS?” The Journal of Word
Investment & Trade, Vol.7, No.4, August 2006, pp. 545-561.
u Tsai-yu Lin (2005), “WTO Compliance Proceedings under Article 21.5
of DSU and Doha Proposed Reform”, The International Lawyer,
Volume 39, No.4, Winter 2005, pp. 915-936.
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