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• Ahmad Masa'deh, the Protection of Local Production and the Environmental Provisions under the WTO (in Arabic).
  [Paper presented at the Seminar of the Friends of Environment Society, Amman, 9 December 2000. Published in Al - Rai Daily Newspaper, Jordan, Issue of 31 March 2001 at page 24. Paper describes environmental methods for protecting local production from competition our alike foreign products.]
• Ahmad Masa'deh, the Jordanian Industry and the World Trade Organisation: Legal Features (in Arabic).
  [Published in Al - Rai Daily Newspaper, Jordan, Issue of 19 December 2000 at page 24. Paper describes the effects of Jordan's accession to the WTO on the local industrial sector.]
• Ahmad Masa'deh, Prospects and Challenges of WTO Accession for Middle East Countries: the Jordanian Model (in English & Arabic).
  [Paper & Speech submitted at the World Trade Law Association 4th Annual Conference held under the title "THE WTO: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES", in London, United Kingdom, 10th November 2000. Due to be published in the World Trade Law Association Fourth Annual Yearbook, 2001, Cameron May International Law & Policy Publishers, London. Article analyses Jordan's commitments under its protocol of accession to the WTO as a model for Middle East countries.]
• Ahmad Masa'deh, Privatisation and its Role in the Promotion of Foreign Direct Investment (in English & Arabic).
  [Paper submitted to the Workshop of the School of Law, University of Jordan and the University of Stockholm, Amman, 1 Oct. 2000. Published in Al-Arab Alyom Daily Newspaper, 3 Oct. 2000. Paper Describes Jordan's privatisation program and its interaction with attracting greater influx of foreign direct investment.]
• Ahmad Masa'deh, the International Law of Foreign Investment and Investors: Future Prospects for the WTO (in English).
  [Analytical book of the international law on foreign direct investment (FDI), and the possibility of opening up the forum of the World Trade Organisation to issues of FDI. The study also analyses the interaction between investment and trade liberalisation on the one hand and the need for a multilateral code of conduct for multinational enterprises on the other. Anti-trust and competition questions are also tackled from a US and EU legal perspectives. This book is due to be published shortly by Cameron May International Law & Policy Publishers, London.]
• Ahmad Masa'deh, International Rules for Investment and Investors: Light at the End of the Tunnel? (in English).
  [Article published in Volume 11 of the European Business Law Review, June 2000, Kluwer Law International Publishers, London. Study describes the international efforts to regulate foreign direct investment and create binding rules for multinational corporations. This includes an analysis of the role of bilateral investment treaties in shaping international law in this field.]
• Ahmad Masa'deh, the WTO Principle of Transparency and National Courts (in Arabic).
  [Published in Al - Rai Daily Newspaper - Jordan, Issue of 12 April 2000 at page 16. Study examines the interplay between transparency as part of Jordan's commitments under the WTO and confidentiality of legal proceedings under Jordanian law.]
• Ahmad Masa'deh (co. editor), Liberalisation and Protectionism in the World Trading System (in English).
  [Book edited with Philip Ruttley, Clyde & Co., London, and Iain MacVay, Steptoe Johnson Rakisons, London, while the three editors worked at Rowe & Maw, London. The book, which is published by Cameron May International Law & Policy Publishers, London in 1999, comprises the contributions of leading international trade practitioners, academics and policy makers to the 2nd Annual Conference of the World Trade Association held in London on May 15, 1998. The book tackles WTO-related issues such as anti-dumping, dispute settlement, financial services, and investment measures.]

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