
International Public Procurement Law
This important new study fills this informational void by providing a detailed assessment of these agreements, focusing on the problem of protectionism in government procurement, long recognized as a major barrier to international trade. Its coverage includes:
Publish Date | 12/01/1968 |
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Product Line | Kluwer Law International |
ISBN | 9789041196859 |
SKU | 10058048-0001 |
- The Problem of Protectionist Procurement Policies
- Normative Analysis of Domestic Preference Policies in Government Procurement
- Early Attempts to Eliminate Domestic Preference Policies: The European Free Trade Association
- The European Community: The First Try
- On the Multilateral Level: The GATT Code on Government Procurement
- A Bilateral Approach: Government Procurement Under the Israel-United States Free Trade Agreement
- Government Procurement Under the Canada–United States Free Trade Agreement
- Opening Up Procurement Markets in the European Community: A Second Try
- Public Procurement Under the North American Free Trade Agreement (`NAFTA')
- Back to the Multilateral Level: The Uruguay Round and the GATT Procurement Code
- Summary and Conclusions: What's Next?