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The path of world trade law in the 21st century / by Steve Charnovitz, the George Washington University Law School, USA

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Charnovitz, Steve
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Hackensack, NJ : World Scientific Pub. Co. Pte. Ltd., 2014.
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About the author -- Foreword -- Introduction -- A theory of the WTO -- Triangulating the world trade organization -- The WTO as an economic constitution -- A post-montesquieu analysis of the WTO -- Judicial independence in the world trade organization -- WTO cosmopolitics -- Assessing the WTO's enforcement mechanism -- The WTO's problematic "last resort" against non-compliance -- Recent developments and scholarship on WTO enforcement remedies -- The WTO and discrimination -- Belgian family allowances and the challenge of origin-based discrimination -- Mapping the law of wto accession -- The WTO and individual rights -- The globalization of economic human rights -- Transparency and participation in the world trade organization -- The WTO and sustainability -- A new WTO paradigm for trade and the environment -- The law of environmental "PPMS" in the WTO : debunking the myth of illegality -- Climate and trade : potential conflicts and synergies -- The WTO and labor markets -- The (neglected) employment dimension of the world trade organization -- Trade law norms on international migration -- The future of global economic governance -- WTO dispute settlement as a model for international governance -- Addressing government failure through international financial law -- The world trade organization in 2020.
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9789814513258 (electronic bk.)
9814513253 (electronic bk.)
9789814513241
9814513245
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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