Basic Legal Instruments for the Liberalisation of Trade: A Comparative Analysis of EC and WTO LawBloomsbury Publishing, 2004 M01 30 - 524 páginas The interpretation and application of the rules of international and regional trade is becoming an increasingly specialised field. This study provides an in-depth analysis of the core legal concepts characterising the two most prominent and successful efforts in the regulation of international trade to date. Adopting a comparative method,it analyses the basic legal instruments employed by the EU and the WTO for the purpose of liberalising trade in goods among their respective Members. To this end, this study offers a fresh look at the principles underlying the basic rules of international trade law, including the prohibition of border measures, the principle of non-discrimination on grounds of nationality, and the principle of reasonableness. |
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... nature, the existence and, more importantly, the modus operandi of the dispute settlement system, play a crucial role in the actual interpretation, application and development of such rules. Accordingly, while the experience of the EC ...
... nature, the existence and, more importantly, the modus operandi of the dispute settlement system, play a crucial role in the actual interpretation, application and development of such rules. Accordingly, while the experience of the EC ...
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... nature of many services implies that quantitative restrictions on trade in services cannot be imposed on the “importation” of the service itself. In fact, as Hoekman and Primo Braga have explained, the intangible and nonstorable nature ...
... nature of many services implies that quantitative restrictions on trade in services cannot be imposed on the “importation” of the service itself. In fact, as Hoekman and Primo Braga have explained, the intangible and nonstorable nature ...
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... nature. In other words, the rules governing goods and services are not aimed at regulating international trade in any specific or direct way, as is the case with border measures. However, although they often pursue legitimate policy ...
... nature. In other words, the rules governing goods and services are not aimed at regulating international trade in any specific or direct way, as is the case with border measures. However, although they often pursue legitimate policy ...
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... nature of this distinction.48 With regard to trade in services, this determination may even be more complex, as there are several ways of providing a specific service and, correspondingly, an equal number of means of restricting the ...
... nature of this distinction.48 With regard to trade in services, this determination may even be more complex, as there are several ways of providing a specific service and, correspondingly, an equal number of means of restricting the ...
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... nature of the three above-mentioned instruments. Borrowing the terminology of national legal systems, the principle of non-discrimination could be seen as embodying a “constitutional” principle, while directives and regulations could be ...
... nature of the three above-mentioned instruments. Borrowing the terminology of national legal systems, the principle of non-discrimination could be seen as embodying a “constitutional” principle, while directives and regulations could be ...
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