Implementing the Uruguay Round

Name: Implementing the Uruguay Round
Brand: Oxford University Press
SKU: 9780198262367
Price: 43600 KES
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ISBN: 9780198262367

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Format Hardback

ISBN-10 0198262361

ISBN-13 9780198262367

Publisher Oxford University Press

Imprint Oxford University Press

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Aug 21st, 1997

Print length 510 Pages

Weight 880 grams

Dimensions 24.20 x 16.40 x 3.00 cms

Product Classification: International relations International trade Business negotiation International economic & trade law

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The completion of the Uruguay Round of negotiations has resulted in the creation of important international agreements. This book examines the implementation of the GATT agreement and its national and international legal and constitutional ramifications.

The importance of the issues raised by the WTO Agreement cannot be over-estimated. The completion of the Uruguay Round of negotiations has resulted in the creation of international agreements which themselves raise issues of great difficulty and importance in legal terms, and of practical importance for international trade in goods and services and for the entire field of intellectual property rights. This book, written by experts from throughout the world, examines the implementation of the GATT Agreement and its national and international legal and constitutional ramifications. There is a chapter on each major trading entity and selected other nations. Each of these chapters describes and analyses the important constitutional issues regarding the procedures for approving the Uruguay Round treaty agreements and implementing them in domestic law.

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