中文
書籍
1. 邱宏達,《現代國際法》,台北:三民,民國89年。
2. 洪德欽,《WTO法律與政策專題研究》,台北:學林,民國91年。
3. 洪德欽,《GATT/WTO爭端解決體系:兼論其對我國加入WTO之意義與影響》,台北:國科會,民國87年。
4. 楊光華主編,《WTO新紀元:貿易之開放與防衛》,國際經貿組織暨法律研究中心學術叢書(2),台北:元照,民國92年。
5. 羅昌發,《國際貿易法》,台北:月旦,民國88年。
6. 羅昌發,《貿易關係之法律問題》,台北:月旦,民國83年。
7. 羅昌發,《貿易與競爭之法律互動》,台北:月旦,民國83年。
期刊論文
1. 牛惠之,〈論規範基因改良食品風險性之貿易措施在世界貿易組織下之同類產品議題〉,《東吳法律學報》,第14卷,第1期,頁19-56,民國91年8月。2. 牛惠之,〈WTO歐體石綿爭端之研究─技術性法規、同類產品與一般例外條款〉,《進口救濟論叢》,第18期,頁33至頁91,民國90年6月。3. 牛惠之,〈國際環境公約與GATT/WTO之潛在衝突:論相關於環境之貿易措施與獎勵性措施之運用與爭議〉,《臺大法學論叢》,第28卷,第4期,頁193至頁245,民國88年7月。
4. 牛惠之,〈由涉及環境議題之GATT/WTO爭端解決小組報告論相關於環境之片面貿易措施之適用範圍與限制〉,《經社法制論叢》,第23期,頁163至頁198,民國88年1月。5. 王明來,〈國際間對基因改造產品之貿易管理〉,《生物產業》,第11卷,第4期,頁230-235,民國89年12月。6. 古德業,〈各主要國家與國際經貿組織對基因改造產品(GMO)之管理現況〉,《農政與農情》,第94期,頁29-36,民國89年4月。7. 朱文深,〈基因轉殖食品之發展現況與展望〉,《食品工業》,第32卷,第2期,頁1-19,民國89年2月。8. 朱建民,〈基因改造有機體與基因改造食品〉,《應用倫理研究通訊》,第14期,頁1-3,民國89年4月。9. 李素華,〈聯合國及歐盟基因改造食品管理標示規範趨勢─研析我國基因改造食品相關法制(上)〉,《科技法律透析》,第13卷,第9期,頁49至頁62,民國90年9月。10. 李素華,〈聯合國及歐盟基因改造食品管理標示規範趨勢─研析我國基因改造食品相關法制(下)〉,《科技法律透析》,第13卷,第10期,頁24至頁35,民國90年10月。11. 何建志,〈GMOs安全性的相關法律問題〉,《應用倫理研究通訊》,第14期,頁35-40,民國89年4月。
12. 杜姿瑩,〈基因改造食品現況〉,《食品市場資訊》,第90卷,第1期,頁5-9,民國90年1月。13. 林怡杏,〈食品生物技術現況與未來發展趨勢〉,《食品市場資訊》,第90卷,第1期,頁10-15,民國90年1月。14. 林益仁,〈眾生喧嘩的GM科學論戰〉,《生物科技與法律研究通訊》,第3期,頁33至頁34,民國88年7月。15. 林俊義、范明仁,〈面對基因改造作物之因應〉,《農業世界》,第212期,頁12-21,民國90年4月。
16. 林錫杰,〈日本基因改造食品之管理與現況〉,《食品工業》,第33卷,第12期,頁13-19,民國90年12月。17. 周桂田,〈基因改造食品應強制標示〉,《生物科技與法律研究通訊》,第4期,頁20-22,民國88年10月。18. 倪貴榮、曾文智、魏翠亭,〈從WTO荷爾蒙案論預防原則之適用與發展〉,《問題與研究》,第41卷,第6期,頁61至頁80,民國91年。
19. 洪德欽,〈區域經濟整合與GATT/WTO〉,《國立台灣大學法學論叢》,第29卷,第4期,頁209-257,民國89年7月。
20. 洪德欽,〈環境與貿易:GATT/WTO之規定、實踐與發展〉,《歐美研究》,第27卷,第1期,頁1-89,民國86年3月21. 洪忠修,〈發展基因轉殖產業應有的認知〉,《農業世界》,第207期,頁34-39,民國89年11月。22. 洪忠修,〈由資源經濟觀點論談發展生物技術基因轉殖產品〉,《食品資訊》,第178期,頁20-25,民國89年10月。23. 高培桓,〈在WTO架構下談「中」美基因改造農產品之管制規範爭議〉,《科技法律透析》,第14卷,第4期,頁4-9,民國91年4月。24. 袁秋英,〈基因改造作物及食品之檢測方法〉,《農業世界》,第219期,頁28-31,民國90年11月。25. 陳秀雯譯〈基因改良食品的相關問題〉,《食品市場資訊》,第8907期,頁27-29,民國89年7月。
26. 陳海菁、吳建國,〈食品營養與食品安全標示之探討〉,《台灣經濟金融月刊》,第37卷,第11期,頁81-87,民國90年11月
27. 陳世爵,〈基因改造食品並不可怕!〉,《食品資訊》,第180期,頁27-29,民國89年12月。28. 黃中平譯,〈基因改造生物〉,《食品市場資訊》,第8907期,頁20-24,民國90年04月。
29. 黃萬傳,〈基因轉殖農產品議題之探源〉,《雜糧與畜產》,第323期,頁7-23,民國89年11月。30. 楊婉苓,〈預防原則對GMO爭議之反省(下)〉,《科技法律透析》,第15卷,第1期,頁47至頁62,民國92年1月。31. 楊婉苓,〈預防原則對GMO爭議之反省(上)〉,《科技法律透析》,第14卷,第12期,頁57至頁62,民國91年12月。32. 楊婉苓,〈我國GMO規範概況及國際發展近況〉,《科技法律透析》,第14卷,第10期,頁23至頁27,民國91年10月。33. 楊婉苓,〈英國基因改造作物(GM crops)政策介紹與淺析〉,《科技法律透析》,第14卷,第4期,頁23至頁27,民國91年4月。34. 簡宣裕、張明暉、鄭智馨,〈基因改良作物之好處、疑慮及食品管理〉,《國際農業科技新知》,第3期,頁13-17,民國89年10月。35. 羅昌發,〈論WTO下之技術性貿易障礙協定與環保之關聯--環保標準、標示及包裝之貿易法問題〉,《進口救濟論叢》,第6期,頁1至頁14,民國84年6月。36. 羅昌發,〈GATT補貼及邊境之稅捐調整規範對環保之適用--以經濟工具處理環保所涉之貿易法問題〉,《進口救濟論叢》,第5期,頁1至頁21,民國83年12月。37. 蘇遠志,〈國際基因改造食品標示制度的發展趨勢(下)〉,《農業世界雜誌》,第219期,頁10至頁19,民國90年11月。38. 蘇遠志,〈國際基因改造食品標示制度的發展趨勢(上)〉,《農業世界雜誌》,第218期,頁10至頁15,民國90年10月。39. 蘇遠志,〈基因改造食品〉,《科學發展》,第29卷,第8期,頁579-585,民國90年8月。
40. 〈基因改造食品之發展概況〉,《一銀產經資訊》,第437期,頁10-24,民國90年8月。
學位論文
1. 李崇僖,《農業生物技術之智財權與管制體系研究》,國立台灣大學國家發展研究所博士論文,民國91年7月。2. 徐文耀,《環保製程暨生產方法在GATT/WTO貿易規範之爭議問題及其解決》,私立東吳大學法律學系碩士論文,民國89年7月。3. 許振偉,《歐盟基因改造食品規範之研究》,私立淡江大學歐洲研究所碩士論文,民國90年1月。4. 陳彥傅,《由基因改造產品的貿易規範分析生物安全議定書與世界貿易組織的潛在衝突》,國立東華大學環境政策研究所碩士論文,民國90年12月。
5. 張孫福,《基因改良食品關於標示要求之國際貿易議題之研究》,私立東吳大學法律學系碩士論文,民國91年7月。6. 隋芳婷,《世界貿易組織之食品衛生檢驗與動植物檢疫措施協定相關爭端解決案例之探討》,國立政治大學國際貿易學系碩士論文,民國90年7月。7. 蔡雅惠,《論基因改造食品之法律規範》,國立台北大學法律學系碩士論文,民國91年6月。研討會論文
1. 牛惠之,〈WTO之SPS協定v.生物安全議定書─就預防原則與風險型態論衝突之不必然性〉,《台灣WTO新紀元:貿易之開放與防衛》,楊光華主編,頁245至頁309,第二屆國際經貿法學發展研討會,政治大學國際貿易學系主辦,民國91年4月。
2. 牛惠之、張孫福,〈論基因改良食品之風險與社會議題─一點法律人之觀察與省思〉,《2001全國科技法律研討會論文集》,頁599至頁621,2001年全國科技法律研討會,國立交通大學科技法律研究所主辦,民國90年11月。
3. 林彩瑜,〈論WTO架構下基因改良食品標示之貿易法問題〉,《台灣在WTO規範下之經貿新頁》,楊光華主編,頁113至頁189,第二屆國際經貿法學發展研討會,政治大學國際貿易學系主辦,民國90年4月。
4. 施文貞、林琦桓,〈初探生物安全議定書下的事前告知程序與WTO之SPS協定中有關動植物進口程序的關係─兼論台灣與議定書締約國訂定LMOs之跨境運輸協定〉,《2002全國科技法律研討會論文集》,頁929至946,2002年全國科技法律研討會,國立交通大學科技法律研究所主辦,2002年11月。
5. 倪貴榮,〈WTO關貿總協定第二十條環境保護例外條款之解釋與適用:從Tuna/Dolphin到Shrimp/Turtle Cases〉,《2000全國科技法律研討會論文集》,頁611至頁624,2000年全國科技法律研討會,國立交通大學科技法律研究所主辦,民國89年11月。
6. 涂保民,〈基因食品管理與消費者保護之相關議題探討〉,《2001全國科技法律研討會論文集》,頁625至頁631,2001年全國科技法律研討會,國立交通大學科技法律研究所主辦,民國90年11月。
英文
Books
1. Birnie, P. W. & Boyle, Alan. E., International Law and the Environment, 2nd ed., New York:Oxford University Press, 2002.
2. Boyle, Alan. E. & Freestone, David (eds.), International Law and Sustainable Development:Past Achievement and Future Challenges, New York:Oxford University Press, 2001.
3. Echols, Marsha A., Food Safety and the WTO:The Interplay of Culture, Science and Technology, The Hague/London/New York:Kluwer Law International, 2001.
4. Esty, Daniel C., Green the GATT:Trade, Environment, and the Future , Washington D.C.:Institute of International Economics, 1994.
5. Freestone, David & Hey, Ellen (eds.), The Precautionary Principle and International Law:The Challenge of Implementation, The Hague/London/Boston:Kluwer Law International, 1996.
6. Harding, Ronnie & Fisher, Elizabeth (eds.), Perspectives on the Precautionary Principle, Sydney:The Federation Press, 1999.
7. Hey, Ellen (ed.), Developments in International Fisheries Law, The Hague/London/Boston:Kluwer Law International, 1999.
8. Krämer, Ludwig, EC Environmental Law, 4th ed., London:Sweet & Maxwell, 2000.
9. Lang, Winfried (ed.), Sustainable Development and International Law, London / Dordrecht / Boston:Graham & Trotman Ltd, 1995.
10. O’Riordan, Timothy & Cameron, James, Interpreting the Precautionary Principle, London:Cameron May, 1994.
11. Rao, P. K., International Environmental Law and Economics, Mass.:Blackwell Publishers, 2002.
12. Revesz, R. L. (et al, eds.), Environmental Law, the Economy and Sustainable Development:The United States, the European Union and the International Community, New York:Cambridge University, 2000.
13. Sands, Philippe, Principles of International Environmental Law:Frame works, Standards and Implementation, New York:Manchester University Press, 1995.
14. Stokke, Olav S. (ed.), Governing High Seas Fisheries:The Interplay of Global and Regional Regimes, New York:Oxford University Press, 2001.
15. Trouwborst, Arie, Evolution and Status of the Precautionary Principle in International Law, The Hague/London/Boston:Kluwer Law International, 2002.
Articles
1. Adler, Jonathan H., “The Cartagena Protocol and Biological Diversity:Biosafe or Bio-Sorry?”, 12, Geo. Int''l Envtl. L. Rev., pp.761-777, 2000.
2. Adler, Jonathan H., “More Sorry Than Safe:Assessing the Precautionary Principle and the Proposed International Biosafety Protocol”, 35, Tex. Int''l L.J., pp.173-206, 2000.
3. A-Khavari, Afshin & Rothwell, Donald R, “The ICJ and the Danube Dam Case:A Missed Opportunity for International Environmental Law?”, 22, Melbourne U. L. R., pp.507-535, 1998.
4. Applegate, John S., “The Taming of the Precautionary Principle”, 27, William & Mary Envt’l L. & Pol’y Review, pp.13-78, 2002.
5. Applegate, John S., “The Prometheus Principle:Using the Precautionary Principle to Harmonize the Regulation of Genetically Modified Organisms”, 9, Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies, pp.207-263, 2001.
6. Barceló, John, “Product Standards to Protect the Local Environment- the GATT and the Uruguay Round Sanitary and Phytosanitary Agreement”, 27, Cornell Int’l L. J., pp.755-776, 1994.
7. Bartels, Lorand, “Applicable Law in WTO Dispute Settlement Proceedings”, 35(3), Journal of World Trade, pp.499-519, 2001.
8. Barton, Charmian, “The Status of Precautionary Principle in Australia:Its Emergence in Legislation and as a Common Law Doctrine”,22, Harv. Envt’l L. Rev., pp.509-558, 1998.
9. Behboodi, Rembod, “Legal Reasoning and International Law of Trade:The First Step of the Appellate Body of the WTO”, 32(4), Journal of World Trade, pp.55-99, 1998.
10. Bekker, Peter H. F. (Oxman, Bernard H. ed.), “International Decision:Gabcikovo-Nagymaros Project”, 92, A. J. I. L., pp.273-278, 1998.
11. Bello, Judith H. ed., “International Decision:New Zealand Challenge to Underground Nuclear Testing by France in South Pacific--ICJ Judgment in 1974 Nuclear Tests Case (New Zealand v. France) Confined to Atmospheric Testing--Dismissal of New Zealand Request to Reopen That Case”, 90, A. J. I. L., pp.280-286, 1996.
12. Biermann, Frank, “The Rising Tide of Green Unilateralism in World Trade Law:Options for Reconciling the Emerging North-South Conflict”, 35(3), Journal of World Trade, pp.421-448, 2001.
13. Boed, Roman, “State of Necessity as a Justification for Internationally Wrongful Conduct”, 3, Yale H.R. & Dev. L.J., pp.1-43, 2000.
14. Bostian, Ida L., “The International Court of Justice Decision Concerning the Gabcikovo- Nagymaros Project (Hungary/Slovakia)”, 1997 Yearbook, Colo. J. Int’l Envt’l. L. Y.B., p.186, 1997.
15. Boutillon, Sonia, “The Precautionary Principle:Development of an International Standard”, 23, Michigan Journal of International Law, pp.429-469, 2002.
16. Bratspies, Rebecca, “The Illusion of Care:Regulation, Uncertainty, and Genetically Modified Food Crops”, 10, N.Y.U. Envtl. L.J., pp.297-355, 2002.
17. Bronckers, Marco, “Better Rules for a New Millennium:A Warning Against Undemocratic Development in the WTO”, 2, J. I. E. L., pp.547-566, 1999.
18. Brotmann, Matthew, “The Clash Between the WTO and the ESA:Drowning a Turtle to Eat a Shrimp”, 16, Pace Environmental Law Review, pp.321-352, 1999.
19. Cadeddu, Marlo P., “Turtles in the Soup? An Analysis of the GATT Challenge to the United States Endangered Species Act Section 609 Shrimp Harvesting Nation Certification Program for the Conservation of Sea Turtles”, 11, Geo. Int''l Envtl. L. Rev., pp.179-207, 1998.
20. Carter, Michael D., “Selling Science under the SPS Agreement:Accommodating Consumer Preference in the Growth Hormones Controversy”, 6, Minnesota Journal of Global Trade, pp.625-656, 1997.
21. Chrnovitz, Steve, “A World Environment Organization”, 27, Colum. J. Envtl. L., pp.323-362, 2002.
22. Chrnovitz, Steve, “World Trade and the Environment:A Review of the New WTO Report”, 12, Geo. Int''l Envtl. L. Rev., pp.523-541, 2000.
23. Chrnovitz, Steve, “The Supervision of Health and Biosafety Regulation by World Trade Rules”, 13, Tulan Environmental Law Journal, pp.271-302, 2000.
24. Chrnovitz, Steve, “A Critical Guide to the WTO’s Report of Trade and Environment”, 14, Ariz. J. Int''l & Comp. Law, pp.341-379, 1997.
25. Correa, Carlos M., “Implementing National Public Health Policies in the Framework of WTO Agreements”, 34(5), Journal of World Trade, pp.89-121, 2000.
26. Cristoforou, Theofanis, “Settlement of Science-Based Trade Disputes in the WTO:A Critical Review of the Developing Case Law in the Face of Scientific Uncertainty”, 8, N.Y.U. Environmental Law Journal, pp.622-648, 2000.
27. Croley, Steven P. & Jackson, John H., “WTO Dispute Procedures, Standard of Review, and Deference to National Governance”, 90, A. J. I. L., pp.193-213, 1996.
28. Desmedt, G. Axel, “Proportionality in WTO Law”, 4(3), J. I. E. L., pp.441-480, 2001.
29. Desmedt, G. Axel, “Hormones:‘Objective Assessment’ and (or as) Standard of Review”, 1(4), J. I. E. L., pp.695-698, 1998.
30. Echols, Marsha A., “Food Safety Regulation in the European Union and the United States:Different Cultures, Different Laws”, 4, Colum. J. Eur. L., pp.525-542, 1998.
31. Eggers, Barbara & Mackenzie, Ruth, “The Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety”, 3, J.I.E.L., pp.525-543, 2000.
32. Fisher, Elizabeth, “Is the Precautionary Principle Judiciable?”, 13(3), Journal of Environmental Law, pp.315-334, 2001.
33. Fraiberg, Jeremy D. & Trebilcock, Michael J., “Risk Regulation:Technocratic and Democratic Tools for Regulatory Reform”, 43, McGill L.J., pp.835-887, 1998.
34. Gaines, Sanford E., “The WTO Reading of the GATT Article XX Chapeau:A Disguised Restriction on Environmental Measures”, 22, U. Pa. J. Int''l Econ. L., pp.739-862, 2001.
35. Gaines, Sanford E., “Processes and Production Methods:How to Produce Sound Policy for Environmental PPM-Based Trade Measures?”, 27, Colum. J. Envtl. L., pp.383-432, 2002.
36. Gaston, Gretchen L. & Abate, Randall S., “The Biosafety Protocol and the World Trade Organization:Can the Two Coexist?”, 12, Pace International Law Review, pp.107-151, 2000.
37. Goh,, Gavin & Ziegler, Andreas R., “A Real World Where People Live and Work and Die:Australian SPS Measures After the WTO Appellate Body’s Decision in the Hormones Case”, 32(5), Journal of World Trade, pp.271-290, 1998.
38. Guruswamy, Lakshman D., “Sustainable Agriculture:Do GMOs Imperil Biosafety?”, 9, Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies, pp.461-500, 2002.
39. Hansen, Patricia I., “Transparency, Standards of Review, and the Use of Trade Measures to Protect the Global Environment”, 39, Virginia Journal of International Law Association, pp.1017-1068, 1999.
40. Hayashi, Moritaka, “The Southern Bluefin Tuna Cases:Prescription of Provisional Measures by the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea”, 13, Tulane Environmental Law Journal, pp.361-385, 2000.
41. Heyvaert, Veerle, “Balancing Trade and Environment in the European Union:Proportionality Substituted?”, 13(3), Journal of Environmental Law, pp.392-407, 2001.
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