Chapter 1 Introduction: Non-market Economies in the Global Trading System—The Special Case of China

Chapter 2 China’s Long March to Market Economy Status: An Analysis of China’s WTO Protocol of Accession and Member Practices

Chapter 3 How China Did not Transform into a Market Economy

Chapter 4 The Termination of the Grandfather Clause in China’s Accession Protocol and the Normal Value Construction After Fifteen Years of Accession

Chapter 5 Double Remedy: Beyond the Non-market Economy Status

Chapter 6 External Benchmark Choices in Anti-dumping and Countervailing Duty Proceedings: A Battle of ‘Proxies’?

Chapter 7 The Issue of ‘Particular Market Situation’ Under WTO Anti-dumping Law

Chapter 8 Shifting Sands: The Evolution and Future Course of U.S. Anti-dumping Law and Practice Against China and Vietnam

Chapter 9 Treatment of China in EU Anti-dumping Investigations Post-December 2017: Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose

Chapter 11 ‘ Rebuttable Presumption ’ to ‘ Refutable Assumption ’: An Assessment of Market Economy Treatment by the Indian Designated Authority from 1995 till 2018

Chapter 12 Conclusion