Regulatory barriers and the principle of non-discrimination in world trade law

Regulatory barriers and the principle of non-discrimination in world trade law

by Thomas Cottier, Petros C. Mavroidis

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"The World Trade Forum 1999 deals with the issue of regulatory barriers. Contributors focus on the principle of non-discrimination. Papers presented cover both the positive and the normative level of non-discrimination. Mutual recognition agreements, the role of panels, and the Appellate Body, as well as the constitutional function of the WTO, were the main themes of the conference."--BOOK JACKET.

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