Edited by Andrew D. Mitchell, formerly Professor, Faculty of Law, Monash University and Tania Voon, Professor, Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne, Australia

‘The book is destined to become a reference point for scholars and practitioners alike. This is even more the case if one considers the fact that the volume constitutes a valuable addition to the state-of-the-art and other co edited volumes of the coeditors. This important collection illustrates the extent to which convergence between international law and domestic law is occurring.’

• ContentsIntroductionAndrew D Mitchell and Tania VoonPart I: TOBACCO CONTROL IN THE CONTEXT OF THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION2 .The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control and the Tobacco Free InitiativeKatherine DeLand, Gemma Lien and Heather Wipfli3. Guidelines and Protocols under the Framework ConventionChang-fa Lo4. The Power of the WHO FCTC: Understanding its Legal Status and WeightJonathan Liberman5. The European Anti-Fraud Office and the Protocol to Eliminate Illicit Trade in Tobacco ProductsNeil BoisterPart II: Tobacco Control in the Context of International Trade and Investment6. The WTO Ruling on the United States’ Flavoured Cigarettes BanTodd Tucker7. The WHO FCTC as an International Standard under the WTO Agreement on Technical Barriers to TradeLucasz Gruszczynski8. Disputes Regarding Tobacco Control Measures under Investor−State ArbitrationTsai-Yu Lin9. Tobacco Control in ASEANLocknie Hsu10. International Trade Policy and Tobacco Products under the Obama AdministrationJamie StrawbridgePart III: Tobacco Control Around the World11. Tobacco Control in Europe: The Potential for Plain PackagingPeter K Henning and Leonid Shmatenko12. Tobacco Control in CanadaRob Cunningham13. Tobacco Control in Latin AmericaOscar A Cabrera and Juan Carballo14. Tobacco Control in Australia: The High Court Challenge to Plain PackagingMark Davison15. Tobacco Control in TaiwanChuan-Feng Wu16. Tobacco Control in IndiaAmit Yadav and Deepti SinghIndex

Edited by Andrew D. Mitchell, formerly Professor, Faculty of Law, Monash University and Tania Voon, Professor, Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne, Australia

‘The book is destined to become a reference point for scholars and practitioners alike. This is even more the case if one considers the fact that the volume constitutes a valuable addition to the state-of-the-art and other co edited volumes of the coeditors. This important collection illustrates the extent to which convergence between international law and domestic law is occurring.’

• ContentsIntroductionAndrew D Mitchell and Tania VoonPart I: TOBACCO CONTROL IN THE CONTEXT OF THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION2 .The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control and the Tobacco Free InitiativeKatherine DeLand, Gemma Lien and Heather Wipfli3. Guidelines and Protocols under the Framework ConventionChang-fa Lo4. The Power of the WHO FCTC: Understanding its Legal Status and WeightJonathan Liberman5. The European Anti-Fraud Office and the Protocol to Eliminate Illicit Trade in Tobacco ProductsNeil BoisterPart II: Tobacco Control in the Context of International Trade and Investment6. The WTO Ruling on the United States’ Flavoured Cigarettes BanTodd Tucker7. The WHO FCTC as an International Standard under the WTO Agreement on Technical Barriers to TradeLucasz Gruszczynski8. Disputes Regarding Tobacco Control Measures under Investor−State ArbitrationTsai-Yu Lin9. Tobacco Control in ASEANLocknie Hsu10. International Trade Policy and Tobacco Products under the Obama AdministrationJamie StrawbridgePart III: Tobacco Control Around the World11. Tobacco Control in Europe: The Potential for Plain PackagingPeter K Henning and Leonid Shmatenko12. Tobacco Control in CanadaRob Cunningham13. Tobacco Control in Latin AmericaOscar A Cabrera and Juan Carballo14. Tobacco Control in Australia: The High Court Challenge to Plain PackagingMark Davison15. Tobacco Control in TaiwanChuan-Feng Wu16. Tobacco Control in IndiaAmit Yadav and Deepti SinghIndex

Edited by Andrew D. Mitchell, formerly Professor, Faculty of Law, Monash University and Tania Voon, Professor, Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne, Australia

‘The book is destined to become a reference point for scholars and practitioners alike. This is even more the case if one considers the fact that the volume constitutes a valuable addition to the state-of-the-art and other co edited volumes of the coeditors. This important collection illustrates the extent to which convergence between international law and domestic law is occurring.’

• ContentsIntroductionAndrew D Mitchell and Tania VoonPart I: TOBACCO CONTROL IN THE CONTEXT OF THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION2 .The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control and the Tobacco Free InitiativeKatherine DeLand, Gemma Lien and Heather Wipfli3. Guidelines and Protocols under the Framework ConventionChang-fa Lo4. The Power of the WHO FCTC: Understanding its Legal Status and WeightJonathan Liberman5. The European Anti-Fraud Office and the Protocol to Eliminate Illicit Trade in Tobacco ProductsNeil BoisterPart II: Tobacco Control in the Context of International Trade and Investment6. The WTO Ruling on the United States’ Flavoured Cigarettes BanTodd Tucker7. The WHO FCTC as an International Standard under the WTO Agreement on Technical Barriers to TradeLucasz Gruszczynski8. Disputes Regarding Tobacco Control Measures under Investor−State ArbitrationTsai-Yu Lin9. Tobacco Control in ASEANLocknie Hsu10. International Trade Policy and Tobacco Products under the Obama AdministrationJamie StrawbridgePart III: Tobacco Control Around the World11. Tobacco Control in Europe: The Potential for Plain PackagingPeter K Henning and Leonid Shmatenko12. Tobacco Control in CanadaRob Cunningham13. Tobacco Control in Latin AmericaOscar A Cabrera and Juan Carballo14. Tobacco Control in Australia: The High Court Challenge to Plain PackagingMark Davison15. Tobacco Control in TaiwanChuan-Feng Wu16. Tobacco Control in IndiaAmit Yadav and Deepti SinghIndex