
EC Trade Law Following China's Accession to the WTO
Hardbound
In this important book Dr. Hoogmartens clearly points the way to an equitable resolution of the complex problems raised by the friction between China¿s planned economy and EC trade policy instruments. The ¿economic interface¿ he constructs takes account of such crucial elements as the following:
Addressing as it does a highly salient present and future aspect of the global economy, EC Trade Law Following China¿s WTO Accession will be of enormous value to policymakers in international economic law at all national and supranational levels. The author¿s reasoned and cautious analysis builds a sound platform for the ongoing development of peaceful and mutually beneficial commercial relations between Europe and China.
Last Updated | 10/28/2004 |
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Product Line | Kluwer Law International |
ISBN | 9789041123015 |
SKU | 10059016-0001 |
- Avant-Propos; A. Neyts-Uyttebroek. Acknowledgements. Abbreviations. Introduction. Chapter One: Of Bretton Woods, The WTO and The Integration of Transition Economies. I. Bretton Woods, Free Trade and the World. II. Role of the WTO. III. Market Economy. IV. Legal System. V. Final Observations. Chapter Two: China¿s WTO Accession and Domestic Economic and Legal Related Reforms. I. Socio-political and Historical Background. II. Domestic Economic Reform. III. Domestic Legal Reform. IV. Final Observations. Chapter Three: EC Trade Policy Response¿Safeguards and Market Disruption. I. Reasons for Concern. II. WTO Adjustment Mechanisms. III. Emergency Safeguard Clause. IV. Textiles Regime. V. Note on Agricultural Products and ECSC Products. VI. Final Observations. Chapter Four: EC Trade Policy Response¿Antidumping. I. The Economic Context of Dumping. II. The Legal Context of Dumping. III. Antidumping and State-Trading Countries. IV. Final Observations. Chapter Five: Conclusion. Bibliography.