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Implications of World Trade Organisation accession for China’s agricultural trade patterns
... agricultural trade has expanded along comparative advantage lines, despite an increase in foreign trade overall, and the implicit evidence this provides of foregone opportunities for benefit from ...
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Estimating the effects of China's Accession to the World Trade Organisation
... the World Trade Organisation ...the World Trade Organisation (WTO) marks the beginning of a new era in China’s economic ...
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Estimating the Effects of China s accession to the World Trade Organisation
... China’s entry to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) marks the beginning of a new era in China’s economic reform process. In the first era, the 1980s, the Chinese Government gradually introduced ...
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The World Trade Organisation Rules: A Legal Analysis of Their Adverse Impact on Animal Welfare. By Peter Stevenson *
... Moreover, the GATT rules are acting as a major deterrent to the adoption of new measures designed to improve animal welfare. Article 10 of the Directive in question highlights the degree of the EU’s fear that its battery ...
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lessons drawn from the experiences of the International Court of Justice and the Appellate Body of the World Trade Organisation
... the World Trade Organisation, I assess whether those international judicial mechanisms possess the basic degree of independence required for a court to be able to maintain its credibility so that it ...
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Access to medicines under the World Trade Organisation TRIPS Agreement: a comparative study of select SADC countries
... and trade, Zambia mining and Zimbabwe food, agriculture and natural ...free trade area, see Osode PC, “The Southern African Development Community in Legal Historical Perspective” (2003) 28 Journal for ...
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If not this World Trade Organisation, then what?
... national trade will cease, that developing countries will rectify their position of historical inequality or that multinational enterprise will abandon the powerful global position that it has carved out for ...
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The impact of the World Trade Organisation rules on animal welfare
... on trade; ii) be science-based; iii) be of importance to a significant proportion of consumers in the country making the PPM distinction; and iv) relate to a matter of substance—for example, countries should be ...
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Assessment of the Association of Health with the Liberalisation of Trade in Services under the World Trade Organisation
... favour trade in services, such as the entry into force of binding GATS commitments and the emergence of new communication ...of trade in services was not associated with progress in health between 1995 and ...
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Non governmental organisations, agenda setting and the World Trade Organisation
... Each of the preceding case studies-the campaign for WTO labour standards, the access to medicines campaign, and the campaign against a WTO investment agreement - suggests that NGOs pla[r] ...
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Introduction to the Symposium Issue on Structural Issues at the World Trade Organisation
... multi-polar world economy, and on the need to take process and design questions ...of trade policy, such as market access and agricultural support, may not be desirable or feasible if they are a final ...
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An analysis of accession process of the Russian Federation to the World Trade Organisation
... the organisation in 1967, Romania in 1971, Hungary in ...global trade: besides promoting free trade between allies, member states used trade benefits as a carrot to win over states that were ...
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World Trade Organisation Negotiating Objectives for Irish Enterprise Policy
... international markets is necessary to help recoup production costs. Accordingly, the emergence of Ireland as a global "hub" for the distribution of audio-visual services and digital content will, in part, depend on the ...
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The Least Developed Countries, the World Trade Organisation and the Norm of Special Treatment
... international trade regime as represented by the GATT and the ...the organisation and draws some conclusions from their experiences in terms of the norm of special treatment for ...the organisation ...
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Accession to the World Trade Organisation: Challenges and Prospects for the Least-developed Countries (LDCs)
... Hence, for LDCs, bilateral or regional approaches to trade agreements cannot substitute for joining the multilateral trading system. In order to balance their rights and obligations in the MTS and fully benefit ...
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The participation of Arab members of the World Trade Organisation in the decision-making and dispute settlement systems
... assumed trade goal of increasing trade, and if not, what could be done to improve ...bilateral trade agreements under Article XXIV of the ...regional trade agreements overwhelmingly fall short ...
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Raising Human Rights Concerns in the World Trade Organisation Actors, Processes and Possible Strategies
... liberalised trade, as in the case of LDCs and NFIDCs and agriculture discussed ...in trade circles that at the domestic level there will be some need for ...free trade model supposes that as ...
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Analysing the Impact of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) on the Sustainability of Competitiveness of the Petrochemical Industry in Saudi Arabia
... of trade with ...support trade boycott with Israel; in addition, it was concerned about undermining its leadership position as the WTO membership requires non- ...entail trade between Israel and ...
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Understanding the social and environmental aspects of the World Trade Organisation dispute settlement procedure: where are we heading?
... This paper will show how recent WTO Dispute Panel and Appellate Body Rulings on various trade disputes (Gasoline, shrimps, Asbestos and Hormones) conflict with environmental and health i[r] ...
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Implementasi Pasal XX (B) dan (G) General Agreement On Tariffs And Trade dalam Penyelesaian Sengketa di World Trade Organisation
... 39 Bradly Condon, “Multilateral Environmental Agreements and the WTO: Is the Sky Really Falling ?”, vol. 9 (Spring, 2002) Tulsa J. Comp. & Int’l L. 338. 40 In sum, when Article XX is invoked to justify a trade ...
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