Table of Contents International Trade & Maritime Law A Comparison of US Judicial and NAFTA Panel Review of Trade Remedy Cases ...............................................1 Juscelino F. Colares and John W. Bohn Sound Science and Trade Barriers: Democracy, Autonomy and the Limits of the SPS Agreement ................................................................ ................................................................ ......................10 Edward Morse Bridging the Gap in the Doha Talks: A Look at Services Trade ................................................................ ...........21 Rafael Leal-Arcas GATT/WTO and MEAs: Resolving the Competing Paradigm........................................................ .......................31 Abdul Hasseb Ansari Iraq’s Accession to the WTO: Commitments and Implications.................................................... ..........................43 Bashar Hikmet Malwaki Need for FLCs in India with Respect to Honouring the GATS............................................................ ..................53 Krishnendu Sen and Ritankar Sahu Traditional Knowledge, the CBD and the TRIPS Regime: Synthesising the Discordant Discourses at the WTO............................................................. ............................................................62 Vydyanathan Lakshmanan Rescuing the Inexhaustible (The Issue of Fisheries’ Subsidies in the International Trade Policy.......................................................... ................................................................ ..................................71 Ekaterina Anyanova The Development of Maritime Laws in Malaysia-Selected Issues.......................................................... ...............83 Faizah Nazri Abd Rahman Trade and Investment An East-West Contrast of Foreign Direct Investment on Small Business Development.......................................89 David Floyd & Sandhla Summan Truth Finding: Do Subsidies Continue After Privatization?.................................................. .................................94 Yu Wu Foreign Direct Investment in India with Special Focus on Retail Trade........................................................... ...102 Tanay Kumar Nandi and Ritankar Sahu Buying Properties in Malaysia? Highlight on Laws, Policies and their Implications on Foreign Land Ownership....................................................... ................................................................ ..........115Human Rights and Governance The Prohibition of Bribery of Foreign Public Officials under the South African Legislation and the African Union Convention: An Examination of its Strengths and Weaknesses……………………..…140 Omphemetse Sibanda Structuring Money Laundering Control as Mechanism for Controlling Corruption In Nigeria: Need for Enhanced International Cooperation..................................................... ..............................150 Charles O.Adekoya International Human Rights Law: Providing Measurement Tools for CSR.........................................................157 Diego Quiroz-Ornate and Mhairi Aitken Legal and Technological Developments Concerning eGovernment Services in Poland.....................................169 Paul Przemyslaw Polanski Democracy and Human Rights: Reappraising the Rhetoric of “Interdependence ...............................................179 andMutual Reinforcement” Ubong E. Effeh Corporate Governance, Business and Finance The Legal Implications of Reputation Risk Management for Franchisors..................................................... ......186 Tom Burns The New EU Services Directive: Metaphor for Europe Today; Model for Expanding International Harmonization Tomorrow........................................................ .......................................................196 Patrick Hugg Relieving the Burden of UK Capital Taxation on Business........................................................ ..........................205 Tim Vollans Auditor’s Liability towards Third Parties within the EU: A Comparative Study between the United Kingdom, The Netherlands, Germany and Belgium......................................................... ..................214 Ingrid De Poorter Recent Developments of Corporate Governance in the Global Economy and the New Turkish Commercial Draft Law Reforms ................................................................ .......................223 Cuneyt Yuksel Financial Collateral Arrangements.................................................... ................................................................ ....235 Gulenay Rusen Virtual Meeting of Shareholders and its Immediate Rewards......................................................... .....................245 H. Jaap van den herik and Svetla Pencheva Possibilities of Measuring the Option Clauses’ Value in Sports Contracts: Empirical Study........................................................... ................................................................ .........................251 Ji í Strouhal Intellectual Property Rights Taking Patents Seriously....................................................... ................................................................ ................266 Helen Gubby, Pieter Kleve and Richard De Mulder Intellectual Property Rights from an Islamic Perspective..................................................... ................................273 Salah Zaineddin ITM : Avatars as Trade Marks........................................................... ................................................................ ....279 Angela Adrian The Purpose of Copyright Protection in Jordan & Canada: A Brief Comparison................................................297Con sumer Protection Consumer Protection and Commercial Transactions in Malaysia........................................................ ................311 Talat Mahmood Abdul Rashid Current International Trends in International Product Liability Law............................................................. ......319 Esin Kucuk Sengur Arbitration & Mediation Waiver of a Right to Arbitrate by Resort to Litigation, in the Context of International Commercial Arbitration..................................................... .............................................................329 Peter Gillies and Andrew Dahdal Integrating ‘Equity’ and ‘Mediation’ into International Commercial Arbitration to make it More Economical and Just ……………………………………………………… ………………...340 Syed Khalid Rashid. Recognition & Enforcement of 'Foreign Arbitral Awards': A Comparative Study.............................................346 Anirudh Dadhich and Arun Kumar Bajaj Mediation in an IP context: WIPO or ICC? ................................................................ .........................................356 Ioanna Thoma Cyberlaw Towards Privacy-Preserving Data Mining in Law Enforcement..................................................... .....................360 Stijn Vanderlooy, Joop Verbeek and Jaap van den Herik Erroneous Execution of Payment Transactions: What Will Be New in the Future?............................................369 Reinhard Steennot Spam, Spamdexing and Regulation of Internet Advertising ................................................................ ................379 Paul Przemyslaw Polanski Some Remarks on the Jordanian Electronic Transaction Act............................................................. ..................388 Hisham Tahat The Importance of Live Link in Child Abuse Cases (Incest)........................................................ ........................393 Norbani Mohamed Nazeri Virtual Criminal Law in Boundless New Environments................................................... ...................................399 B.J.V. Keupink The You Tube Case: Privacy Protection or the Right to Try to Have Sex on the Spanish Public Bea