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Advanced Introduction to International Trade Law 3rd Edition

Advanced Introduction to International Trade Law 3rd Edition

Name: Advanced Introduction to International Trade Law 3rd Edition
Brand: Edward Elgar Publishing
SKU: 9781035334018
Price: 226.35 HKD
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Author: Michael Trebilcock; Joel Trachtman
ISBN: 9781035334018

Edited by Michael Trebilcock · Joel Trachtman

Edward Elgar Publishing June 2025

Specifications

ISBN-13: 9781035334018
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Publication: June 2025
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

Details

This updated third edition of what has become a modern classic provides a succinct overview of the fundamental concepts of international trade law. Written by two leading scholars with 70 years of collective experience in the area, it discusses the basic structure and principles of trade law alongside specific GATT and WTO legal rules and institutions.

Key Features:

Presents accessible analytical summaries of trade law
Considers key legal concepts in diverse historical, political and economic contexts
Explores new areas including sustainable development, digital trade, gender, and security exceptions
Makes connections between different areas of trade law to create an integrated summary of the field
Includes extensive updates to refer to the most recent cases, decisions, and treaty negotiation developments

1.
Setting the context: 2.
Institutional structure of the WTO: treaty-making,: decision-making, and dispute settlement; 3.
Tariffs and the Most Favoured Nation principle: 4.
Preferential trade agreements: 5.
National treatment: 6.
Anti-dumping laws: 7.
Subsidies and countervailing duties: 8.
Safeguards and adjustment assistance policies: 9.
Trade and agriculture: 10.
Trade in services: 11.
Trade and investment: 12.
Trade-related intellectual property rights: 13.
Trade policy and domestic health and safety regulation: 14.
Trade policy and the environment: 15.
Trade policy, labour standards, human rights, and gender: 16.
Trade policy and developing countries: 17.
The international trade system under stress: Epilogue