ANTIDUMPING AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES CONFERENCE

The World Bank & Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris (Sciences-Po)

Paris, France

December 15-16, 2006

Chad P. Bown, Bernard M. Hoekman and Patrick A. Messerlin, Organizers

Program

Presentation Format:

• 60 minutes total per paper

o 40 minutes for author

o 10 minutes for discussant

o 10 minutes for group discussion

Friday December 15, 2006 (all sessions Friday in Room Goguel, 56 rue des Saints Peres)

12:00PM	GROUP LUNCH
1:15PM	Conference Introduction Chad P. Bown, Brandeis University Bernard M. Hoekman, The World Bank
1:30PM	Preferential Trade Agreements and the Incidence of Antidumping Disputes Thomas J. Prusa, Rutgers University Discussant: Peter Egger, University of Munich
2:30PM	BREAK
3:00PM	Does Antidumping Use Contribute to Trade Liberalization? An Empirical Analysis Michael O. Moore, George Washington University Maurizio Zanardi, Tilburg University Discussant: Douglas R. Nelson, Tulane University
4:00PM	Antidumping, Reciprocity, and the WTO Chad P. Bown, Brandeis University Discussant: Bernard M. Hoekman, The World Bank
5:00PM	Adjourn
6:30PM	GROUP DINNER (TBA)

Saturday December 16, 2006 (all sessions Saturday in Room Albert Sorel, 27 rue Saint Guillaume)

(ON YOUR OWN FOR BREAKFAST)
9:00 AM	AD Sunset Reviews: Did the WTO Agreement Make Any Difference? Olivier Cadot, Universite de Lausanne Jaime de Melo, Universite de Geneve Bolormaa Tumurchudur, Universite de Lausanne Discussant: David Cheong, Johns Hopkins University/SAIS-Bologna
10:00AM	BREAK
10 :30AM	Unveiling Petitioners in Antidumping Cases Andre Sapir, Universite Libre de Bruxelles Hylke Vandenbussche, Universite Catholique de Louvain Discussant: Hilda Fridh, Sweden National Board of Trade
11:30AM	U.S. Antidumping on Catfish, Household Income and Investment Patterns Among Vietnamese Farmers Guido Porto, The World Bank Discussant: Thomas J. Prusa, Rutgers University
12:30PM	GROUP LUNCH Invited Speaker: Andre Sapir, Universite Libre de Bruxelles Commissioner Mandelson Review of the EU Trade Defence Instruments (Background: Green paper, Press Release)
1:30PM	From Agreement to Application: A Cross-Country Analysis of Injury Determinations under the WTO Antidumping Agreement Kara M. Reynolds, American University Discussant: Maurizio Zanardi, Tilburg University
2:30 PM	How Bad is Antidumping?: A Gravity Model Approach Douglas R. Nelson, Tulane University Peter Egger, University of Munich Discussant: Kara M. Reynolds, American University
3:30PM	BREAK
4:00 PM	Knowledge Spillovers and Strategic Trade Policy Nathan Nunn, University of British Columbia Discussant: Michael O. Moore, George Washington University
5:00PM	Adjourn
(ON YOUR OWN FOR DINNER)