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020 | _a978-1-107-14756-0 | ||
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_a346.58 _bSIE |
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100 | _aSieber-Gasser, Charlotte | ||
245 | _aDeveloping Countries and Preferential Services trade | ||
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_aUnited Kingdom: _bCambridge University Press, _c2016. |
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300 | _axxx, 328p. | ||
520 | _aWTO sets the global minimum standards for trade regulation, while allowing some regulatory flexibility for developing countries. The exact scope of regulatory flexibility is often unclear, and, at time, flexibility may be counterproductive to sustainable economic growth in developing countries. | ||
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_aFoundations _aSpecial and Differential Treatment in the WTO _aThe Rationale for south-south Services Trade _aThe Quest of this Study |
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_aPreferential Services Trade _aHistory and Geography of Preferential Services trade _aStock-taking of Preferential Services trade Agreements _aThe current level of Liberalism |
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_aLegal Regime for Preferential Services Trade _aHistorical background of Preferentialism in Services Trade and its Regulation _aGATS Art. V _aRegulatory Flexibilities in the GATS |
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_aLegal Regime for South-South Preferential Services trade _aThe Legal Scope of Flexibilities for South-South Preferential Services Trade _aLegal Arguments for a Large Scope Flexibilities in the GATS _aNew Approach to a Better Use of the Scope of Flexibilities |
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