I. The direct effect of GATT in community law : from international fruit company to the banana cases; II. The Hermes judgment : reconciling the principles of uniform and consistent interpretation; III. The legal status of WTO panel reports in the EC legal order : some reflections on the opinion of Advocate General Mischo in the Atlanta case; IV. The status of adopted panel and appellate body reports in the European Court of Justice and the European Court of First Instance : the banana experience; V. Status of WTO law in the EC legal order : the final curtain? VI. The bed linen case and its aftermath : some comments on the European Community's World Trade Organization enabling regulation; VII. The latest on indirect effect of WTO law in the EC legal order : the Nakajima case law misjudged? VIII. EC liability for non-implementation of adopted panel and appellate body reports; IX. EC liability for the non-implementation of WTO dispute settlement decisions : Advocate General Alber proposes a 'Copernican innovation' in the case of the ECJ; X. The ECJ's Petrotub judgment : towards a revival of the Nakajima doctrine? XI. EC liability for the non-implementation of WTO dispute settlement decisions: are the dice cast? XII. Enforceability of WTO law for individuals : Rien ne va plus?