International trade law
Subtitle: an interdisciplinary, non-Western textbook
By: Raj Bhala, Associate Dean for International and Comparative Law & Rice Distinguished Professor, The University of Kansas School of Law, Lawrence, Kansas, U.S.A.
Edition: Fourth edition.
Publisher: LexisNexis
Published: 2015
Place of publication: New Providence, NJ
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1458
ISBN-13: 9780769869087; 9780769869094
Subjects: Cases; Foreign trade regulation
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Philosophical and religious theories of international trade and traders; title: Theory and practice of ethics in international trade; title: Free trade theory; title: Questionning free trade theory; title: Trade patterns and factors of production; title: TAA; title: Economics of trade barriers; title: American trade history; title: GATT rounds through 1970s; title: Uruguay Round (1986-1994) and birth of WTO (1995); title: DOHA Round (November 2001-present); title: Trade law and policy in modern India; title: Structure of WTO and Gatt-WTO law; title: Gatt-WTO accessions of rich, poor, Islamic, and Non-Islamic countries; title: Gatt-WTO civil procedure; title: Procedural controversies; title: Like products; title: Directly competitive or substitutable products; title: First pillar : GATT Article I and MFN treatment; title: First pillar (continued) : natural gas exports and 2014 LNG exporrts case; title: Second pillar : GATT Article II and tariff bindings; title: Third pillar : Gatt Article III : 1-2 and national treatment for fiscal measures; title: Third pillar (continued) : GATT III : 4 and national treatment for non-fiscal measures; title: Fourth pilar :  GATT Articale XI and QRs; title: Fourth pillar (continued) : GATT Article XIII and administering QRs; title: Fourth pillar (continued) : TBTs AS NTBs; title: Fifth pillar : GATT Article X and transparency; title: GATT Article XXXV non-application, GATT Article XXV waivers, and trade remedies; title: GATT Articles XII and XVIII and BOP crises; title: General exceptions in GATT Article XX, but not human rights; title: GATT Article XX(a) morality exception : alcohol and animals; title: Morality exception in GATT Article XX(a) (continued) : censorship; title: Country of origin marking; title: Entry of merchandise; title: Tariff schedules and classification; title: Classification conundrums; title: Tariff valuation; title: PSI and trade facilitation; title: Border security; title: AG market access; title: AG export subsidies; title: Domestic support; title: SPS measures; title: Classifying services and 4 modes of services supply (GATS Parts I, V-VI); title: General obligations and exceptions (GATS Part II); title: Specific commitments (GATS Parts III-IV); title: Overview of IP; title: Substantive TRIPS obligations; title: Compulsory licensing, evergreening, and patented pharmaceuticals; title: IP enforcement.