中文書目
1.中國人權協會編，《人權法典》，遠流出版社，民國九十年八月。
2.史迪格里茲(Joseph E. Stiglitz)著，李明譯，《全球化的許諾與失落》，大塊文化出版股份有限公司，民國九十一年九月。
3.行政院研究發展考核委員會，《農業發展與貿易政策》（研究主持人：許文富）。台北：行政院研究發展考核委員會，民國七十五年。
4.行政院經濟設計委員會經濟研究處，《農業發展與糧食消費問題》，台北：行政院經濟設計委員會經濟研究處，民國六十四年。
5.沈恩(Amartya Sen)著，劉楚俊譯，《經濟發展與自由》，先覺出版社，民國九十年。
6.呂志翔、謝中平、蘇拾平譯，《選擇的自由》，六版，長河出版社，民國七十四年。
7.李其慶主編，劉元琪副主編，《全球化與新自由主義》，廣西師範大學出版社，民國九十二年十月。
8.何信全，《海耶克自由理論研究》，聯經出版公司，民國八十年十一月。
9.洪德欽，《WTO法律與政策專題研究》，學林文化事業有限公司，民國九十一年三月。
10.兪寬賜，《國際法新論》，國立編譯館主編，啟英文化事業有限公司，民國九十一年。
11.張福建、蘇文流主編，《民主理論：古典與現代》，中央研究院中山人文社科研究所專書(35)，台北，中山人文社會科學研究所，民國八十四年六月。
12.張乃維，《國際法上人權與其保障問題》，台灣商務印書館，民國六十八年八月。
13.孫哲，《新人權論》，五南出版社，民國八十四年一月。
14.喬治˙索羅斯(George Soros)著，張逸安譯，《索羅斯論全球化》，聯經出版社，民國九十一年九月。
15.黃立、李貴英、林彩瑜，《國際貿易法論》，元照出版社，民國八十九年。
16.簡基昇，《西雅圖會議後WTO面對之開發中國家問題》，政大貿研所碩士論文，民國八十九年六月。
17.顏子魁，《國際金融及貿易體系新發展》，國立編譯館主編，民國八十八年一月。
18.羅昌發，《國際貿易法》，元照出版社，民國八十八年。
19.羅昌發著，《WTO發展方向及台港經貿關係》，新時代法律事務所，民國八十六年。
20.羅昌發，《貿易關係之法律問題》，月旦出版公司，民國八十三年六月。
21.羅昌發等著，《參與GATT對農業之衝擊及政策因應》，業強出版社，民國八十三年。
22.羅昌發著，《WTO發展方向及台港經貿關係》，新時代經貿法律事務所，民國八十六年八月。
23.經濟部國際貿易局，《GATT農產貿易爭議解決案例分析－我國農產品貿易措施之檢討》〈研究人員：羅昌發、蔡宏明〉，經濟部國際貿易局，民國八十一年。
24.蘇俊雄，《法治政治》，新政治學叢書，正中書局，民國七十九年9月初版。
25.三宅正太郎著，財稅人員訓練所財稅日文翻譯小組譯。《貿易摩擦與關稅暨貿易總協定》。台北：財政部財稅人員訓練所，民國七十七年七月。
26.Ian Roxborough著，馬紹章譯，《發展理論》，聯經出版公司，民國七十七年。

中文期刊
1.牛惠之，〈軟法之法律效力與其在國際經濟規範中之發展〉，《經社法制論叢》，20:173-216，民國八十六年七月。
2.李元和，〈世界糧食安全問題之探討〉，《農政與農情》，57:59-64，民國八十六年。
3.李正茂，〈WTO新回合農業談判現況與可能發展〉，《農政與農情》，131: 38-39民國九十二年。
4.李舟生，〈對挪威所提「糧食安全與農業生產功能」報告之評析（上）〉，《雜糧與畜產》，310:10-16，民國八十八年。
5.李舟生，〈對挪威所提「糧食安全與農業生產功能」報告之評析（下）〉，《雜糧與畜產》，312:13-18，民國八十八年。
6.李舟生，〈WTO農業協議執行的回顧與展望〉，《進口救濟論叢》，13: 185-300，民國八十七年。
7.李舟生，〈世界糧食高峰會議檢析（上）〉，《農政與農情》，57:65-78，民國八十六年。
8.李舟生，〈全球糧食安全與農業政策〉，《雜糧與畜產》，286: 2-11，民國八十六年。
9.李舟生，〈世界糧食安全問題〉，《農政與農情》，49:48-53，民國八十五年。
10.李孟玢，〈論奴隸制度、奴役制度與強迫勞動之禁止：以歐洲人權公約第四條為中心〉，《經社法制論叢》，第二十七期，第321-350頁，民國九十年一月。
11.李孟玢，論世界人權宣言之基本性質與法律效力，中正大學法律集刊，第一期，第333頁，民國八十七年。
12.李貴英，〈歐洲共同體對開發中國家之優惠待遇－法律規範與經濟發展〉，《歐美研究》，第三十四卷第四期，675-735頁，民國九十三年十二月。
13.林宜男，〈糧食與農業之植物基因資源國際相關規範之研析〉，《農政與農情》，145: 6-9，民國九十三年七月)。
14.林家榮，〈WTO坎昆部長會議農業談判情形〉，《農政與農情》，136: 6-9，民國九十二年)。
15.林彩瑜，〈開發中國家與WTO「特殊且差別之待遇」條款〉，《台大法學論叢》，第三十一卷第一期，第289頁，民國九十一年一月。
16.吳榮傑，〈從貿易自由化看糧食安全〉，《台灣土地金融季刊》，36(3): 69-91，民國八十八年。
17.邱政宗，〈國際協定「排除條款」的起源及適用條件—兼論我國入會時應否對中共主張排除條款〉，立法院院聞，29卷4期，頁102-125，民國九十年。
18.倪貴榮，〈WTO智慧財產權保護與公共健康議題之發展趨勢〉，《經社法制論叢》，第三十一期，頁 129-158，民國九十二年。
19.胡春雷，〈世界經濟全球化之分析〉，《美國月刊》，第七卷第五期，頁115-130，民國八十一年五月。
20.洪朝輝，〈全球化－跨世紀的顯學〉，《問題與研究》，第39卷第8期，第73頁，民國八十九年八月。
21.洪德欽，〈歐盟對外貿易與發展協定之人權條款〉，《歐美研究》，第三十四卷第一期，頁143-202，民國九十三年三月。
22.洪德欽，〈區域經濟整合與GATT/WTO〉，《台大法學論叢》，29卷4期，頁209-257，民國八十九年。
23.徐揮彥，〈論國際經濟法律架構下競爭規範之理論基礎：以人權保障之理念為中心〉，《東吳法律學報》，第14卷第1期，頁146-152，台北，民國九十一年八月。
24.徐揮彥，〈世界貿易組織爭端解決機制對法治之落實－「美國貿易法第301-310條款案」之分析〉，《東吳法律學報》，第十三卷第二期，第179頁，民國九十一年八月。
25.徐遵慈，〈建構台灣參與國際經貿組織之整體策略〉，《經濟前瞻》，89: 78-83民國九十二年。
26.陳舜華，〈既患寡又患不均：全球糧食安全問題概觀〉，《台灣經濟研究月刊》，25(12):125-135，民國九十一年。
27.陳井星，〈論智慧財產權的概念－從WTO與貿易有關智慧財產權協定之觀點〉，《法令月刊》，第53卷第6期，頁438-442，台北，民國九十一年六月。
28.楊明憲，〈WTO新回合農業談判有關糧食安全議題之分析〉，《農業金融論叢》，47: 29-62，民國九十一年。
29.楊明憲，〈WTO規範與糧食安全〉，《農政與農情》，116: 44-49，民國九十一年。
30.鄧衍森，〈法治與人權〉，《東吳法律學報》，第十五卷第二期，第163頁，民國九十三年三月)。
31.廖福特，〈人權宣言？人權法典？－「歐洲人權基本權利憲章」之分析〉，《歐美研究》，第三十一卷第四期，第689頁，民國九十年十二月。
32.鄧衍森，從國際人權法論健康權之法理基礎與實踐方式，東吳大學法律學報，第十一卷第一期，第66頁，民國八十七年一月。
33.陳曉郁，自然法與基本人權，輔仁大學哲學論集，第29期，第197頁，民國八十五年六月。
34.謝銘洋，〈智慧財產權之概念與法律體系〉，台大法學論叢，第24卷第1期，頁419-420，台北（1994年12月）。
35.羅昌發，〈WTO下之「Doha發展議程」與我國之參與〉，《貿易調查專刊》，第七期，頁127-145，民國九十一年七月。

研討會論文集
1.廖福特，〈尚未發展完備之發展權〉，「人權與民主」學術研討會，財團法人台灣民主基金會、政大台灣研究中心，台北，中華民國九十二年十一月廿八日。
2.WTO新回合談判綜合研討會，經濟部、外交部、農委會、公平會、工程會、中經院WTO中心、全國工總舉辦，台北，中華民國九十二年十一月十七、十八日。
3.WTO、科技與環境學術研討會論文集，台灣大學法律學院WTO研究中心、財團法人台大法學基金會舉辦，台北，中華民國九十二年四月五日。
4.李孟玢，〈聯合國人權法制對廢除死刑之立場與貢獻〉，廢除死刑之理論與策略，中央研究院歐美研究所，台北，中華民國九十三年五月十四日。
5.林克敬，〈智慧財產權耗盡問題與公平交易法〉，第二屆競爭政策與公平交易法學術研討會，公平交易委員會，頁129-130，台北，中華民國八十八年四月。
6.ICTSD, TRIPS, Biological Resources and Public Health: Documents and Discussion Papers Presented at the ICTSD-African Group Roundtable, ICTSD, 2001.
7.WIPO, Intellectual Property and Human Rights, WIPO, 1999.
8.International Commission of Jurists, Development, Human Rights and the Rule of Law: Report of a Conference held in the Hague on 27 April – 1 May 1981, Pergamon Press, 1981.

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GATT/WTO爭端案件
1.WTO Panel Report, Canada-Patent Protection of Pharmaceutical Products, WT/DS114R, 17 March 2000.
2.European Communities-Measures Affecting Asbestos and Asbestos-Containing Products, WT/DS135/R, 18 September 2000.
3.Report of the Appellate Body on United States-Tax Treatment for “Foreign Sales Corporations”, WT/DS108/AB/R 24 February 2000.
4.Report of the Appellate Body, United States – Import Prohibitions of Certain Shrimp and Shrimp Products, WT/DS58/AB/R, (circulated on 12 October 1998).
5.Appellate Body Report, Guatemala-Anti-Dumping Investigation Regarding Portland Cement from Mexico (‘Guatemala-Cement I’), WT/DS60, AB/R, adopted on 25 November 1998.
6.TEC-Measures Concerning Meat and Meat Products (Hormones), WT/DS26/AB/R, WT/DS48/AB/R, adopted on 13 February 1998, DSR 1998:T I.
7.Indonesia-Certain Measures Affecting the Automobile Industry, WT/DS54, 55, 59, 64/R 2 July 1998.
8.Appellate Body Report on European Communities-Customs Classification of Certain Computer Equipment, WT/DS62, 67, 68/AB/R 5 June 1998.
9.Appellate Body report on European Communities-Measures Affecting the Importation of Certain Poultry Products, WT/DS69/AB/R, DSR 1998: V.
10.European Communities-Regime for the Importation, Sale and Distribution of Bananas, WT/DS27/R (22 May 1997); WT/DS27/R/AB (9 September 1997).
11.Philippines-Measures Affecting Pork and Poultry, WT/DS/74 (1 April 1997) and WT/DS/102 (7 October 1997).
12.United States-Standards for Reformulated and conventional Gasoline, Panel Report WTO Doc. WT/DS2/AB/R, adopted in May 20, 1996.
13.United States-Measures Affecting Imports of Softwoods Lumber from Canada, (SCM/162) Oct. 27-28, 1993, GATT B.I.S.D. (40PthP Supp.), (1994).
14.United States- Restrictions on Imports of Tuna, GATT, BISD, S/39.
15.Thailand-Restrictions on Importation of and Internal Taxes on Cigarettes, GATT, BISD, S/37.
16.Canada-Import Restrictions on Ice Cream and Yoghurt, (L/6568 - 36S/68) Dec. 5, 1989, GATT B.I.S.D. (36PthP Supp.) para. 59 (1990).
17.EEC-Restrictions on Imports of Apples, Complaint by the United States, (L/6513 - 36S/135) June 22, 1989, GATT B.I.S.D. (36PthP Supp.)
18.Canada-Measures Affecting Exports of Unprocessed Herring and Salmon, GATT, BISD, S/35.
19.European Community-Production Aids on Canned Peaches, Canned Pears, Canned Fruit Cocktail and Dried Grapes, (L/5778) (20 February 1985) panel report unadopted.
20.European Economic Community – Subsidies on Export of Wheat Flour (SCM/42, issued on 21 March 1983.
21.US Imports of Certain Automotive Spring Assemblies, Panel Report Adopted May 26, 1983, 30PthP Supp. B.I.S.D.
22.United States-Prohibition of Imports of Tuna and Tuna Products from Canada, Panel Report Adopted Feb. 22, 1982, 29PthP Supp. B.I.S.D. 91.

國際組織決議及報告
WTO部分：
1.WTO General Council, Waiver Concerning Kimberley Process Certification Scheme for Rough Diamonds, WT/L/518 27 May 2003.
2.Communication form the United States on Paragraph 6 of the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, IP/C/W/340, 14 March 2002
3.Communication form the European Communities and their member States on Paragraph 6 of the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, IP/C/W/352, 20 June 2002
4.Communication form Brazil, Bolivia, Cuba, China, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, India, Pakistan, Peru, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Venezuela on Paragraph 6 of the Ministerial Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, IP/C/W/355, 24 June 2002
5.Joint Communication from the African Group in the WTO, Proposal on Paragraph 6 of the Ministerial Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, IP/C/W/351, 24 June 2002
6.WTO Ministerial Conference, Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, WT/MIN(01)/DEC/W/2, 14 November 2001
7.Decision on Implementation-related Issues and Concerns WTO Ministerial Conference, Fourth Session, WT/MIN(01)/17, 20 November 2001.
8.Guidelines for Arrangements on Relations with Non-Governmental Organizations, Council Decision, WT/L/162, 23 July 1996.
9.Ministerial Declaration adopted on 29 November 1982, GATT Doc. No. L/5424, in GATT, BISD 29PthP Supp. (1983).
10.Agreement on Interpretation and Application of Articles Ⅵ, ⅩⅥ, and ⅩⅩⅢof the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, in BISD 26S/56-83.
11.French Assistance to Exports of Wheat and Wheat Flour, report of the panel (L/924, BISD 7S/46) adopted on 21 November 1958.

聯合國部份：
1.UN Security Council Resolution 1459 (Jan 28 2003).
2.General Comment No. 15 of Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, E/C.12/2002/11, CESCR(2002).
3.Report of the Secretary-General, Implementing Agenda 21, Commission on Development acting as the preparatory committee for the World Summit on Sustainable Development 2nd session, E/CN.17/2002/PC.2/7.
4.UN General Assembly Twenty-sixth special session, S-26/2 (8PthP plenary meeting , 27 June 2001), Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS.
5.UN Economic and Social Council Commission on Human Rights’ Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights Resolution 2000/21, Intellectual property and human rights, E/CN.4/SUB.2/RES/2001/21(16 August 2001).
6.UN Economic and Social Council Commission on Human Rights’ Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights Resolution, Intellectual property tights and human rights, E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/12 (14 June 2001).
7.Commission on Human Rights, The Impact of the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights on Human Rights, E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/13 (27 June 2001).
8.UN Economic and Social Council Commission on Human Rights’ Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights Resolution 2000/7, Intellectual property and human rights, E/CN.4/SUB.2/RES/2000/7(17 August 2000).
9.General Comment No. 14 of Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, E/C.12/2000/4, CESCR(11 August 2000).
10.General Comment No. 12 on the right to adequate food, para 6. Report of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, UN doc. E/2000/22, CESCR (2000).
11.CCPR General Comment 28, CCPR/C/21/Rev.1.Add.10 (29 March 2000).
12.UN Economic and Social Council Commission on Human Rights’ Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights Resolution 2000/7, Intellectual Property and Human Rights, E/CN.4/SUB.2/RES/2000/7, 17 August 2000.
13.UN Commission on Human Rights, fifty-fifth session, Effects of Structural Adjustment Policies on the Full Enjoyment of Human Rights, E/CN.4/1999/50, 24 February 1999
14.Report of the Working Group on the Right to Development on its First Session, E/CN.4/1994/21, 13 December 1993, para. 82; Report of the Working Group on the Right to Development on its Fifth Session, E/CN.4/1996/24, 20 November 1995.
15.Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action,A/CONF. 157/23, 1993.
16.UN General Assembly Resolution 44/228 in December 1989.
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世界衛生組織部份：
1.WHO, Technical cooperation activities: Information from other intergovernmental organizations, IP/C/W/305/Add.3 (15/May/2002)
2.WHO, Scaling up the response to HIV/AIDS, Fifty-Fourth World Health Assembly WHA54.10(21 May 2001)
3.WHO, WHO medicines strategy, Fifty-Fourth World Health Assembly WHA54.11(21 May 2001)
4.World Health Organization, Revised Drug Strategy Resolution, World Health Assembly Resolution WHA 49.14(1996)

歐盟：
1.Commission Communication on “Trade and Development: Assisting Developing Countries to Benefit from Trade” COM(2002) 513 final, , Brussels, 18.9.2002
2.Council Regulation (EC) No. 2829/98, Official Journal L. 357, 30 December 1998.
3.Regulation 1256/96 OJ 1997, L160/1.
4.Regulation 3281/94 OJ 1994, L348/1.
5.The European Community’s Development Policy – Statement by the Council and the Commission available at: HThttp://europa.eu.int/comm/development/body/legislation/docs/council_statement.pdf#zoom=100TH.