and 3) the excessive emphasis on the Director-General’s role. In addition, the paper specifies 1) procedural uncertainty and 2) lack of understanding and precedents as the main reasons for less use of Article 25. Supported by analytic implications of Articles 5 and 25, the paper suggests followings for the reform of Article 5: elaboration of the text, provision of detailed guideline, more use of professional facilitators and implementation of mediation mechanism for non-tariff measures. Moreover, the thesis proposes provision of comprehensive guideline and promotion of voluntary arbitration for the reform of Article 25.
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Analysis on Alternative Dispute Resolution in the World Trading System