Titlebook: WTO Security Exceptions in Practice and Scholarship; Curtailing “Trump Ca Erich Vranes Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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,Methodological Aspects: Curtailing “Trump Cards” Through Good Faith and Proportionality?,w the review under the Chapeaux of the WTO security exceptions, in particular the good faith standard, is to be operationalized. This chapter argues that the principle of good faith should be concretized, for reasons of international law and legal methodology, by a proportionality analysis, which en

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,(Geo-)Political Background: From Interdependence to “Permanent Exceptionalism”?,nternational) tribunals and national politics. Furthermore, they tend to become increasingly more relevant in attempts to justify “strategic” trade measures in today’s struggles for global predominance. Moreover, the concept of “national security” has been expanded in state practice to cover additio

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The Security Exceptions in the GATT and TRIPS as Interpreted and Applied,also sheds light on how the analogous security exception in the GATS may be dealt with in future disputes. A closer look at these reports reveals important clarifications in, but also considerable divergences between, these seminal decisions.

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,Methodological Aspects: Curtailing “Trump Cards” Through Good Faith and Proportionality?,w the review under the Chapeaux of the WTO security exceptions, in particular the good faith standard, is to be operationalized. This chapter argues that the principle of good faith should be concretized, for reasons of international law and legal methodology, by a proportionality analysis, which en

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Concluding Remarks,ular that the security exceptions of the GATT, GATS and TRIPS Agreements, which have been regarded as the “boxes of Pandora” of WTO law, have largely been kept closed due to the approaches taken in the seminal panel reports discussed in this study.

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