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Organization (WTO) and from the topics established therein which the WTO has not regulated so far. …
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favoured nation (MFN) clause - as developed under the GATT and GATS - and the non-discrimination clause among countries …
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these rules to those provided for by the World Trade Organization (WTO) …
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This Discussion Paper identifies the rules on labor provided for in the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). Furthermore, the work compares the...
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its external partners, as well as relating these rules to those provided for by the World Trade Organization (WTO). …
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This contribution will focus on the legal system of the United States and will consider the recent bias of the U.S. Congress toward according a non-self-executing character to RIMs to which the United States has become party. It will also consider the theoretical case for according a...
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NAFTA's separate regional dispute settlement system will interface with the new World Trade Organization (WTO) multilateral …
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This Essay considers one aspect of the regional integration phenomenon, examining it in the specific context of its present and potential impact on regimes for the protection of the environment. This Essay will consider whether the European Community model for protection of the environment may...
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significant arrangements for so-called “special and differential treatment,” which at the WTO includes expanded market access for …
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Increased international commerce between the United States and faster growing economies such as The People’s Republic of China (PRC), as well as third world economies rich in natural resources but poor in infrastructure like Nigeria, have created the potential for significant exposure to...
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