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Who's afraid of Asian trade regionalism, and why?
Lim, C. L. - In: East Asian economic integration : law, trade and finance, (pp. 25-48). 2011
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The China-ASEAN tariff acceleration clause
Lim, C. L. - In: China, India and the international economic order, (pp. 427-453). 2010
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Economic diplomacy : essays and reflections by Singapore's negotiators
Lim, C. L. (contributor); Liang, Margaret (contributor) - 2011 - 1. ed.
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The function of the transnational Chinese contract
Lim, C. L. - In: The journal of world investment & trade : law, … 20 (2019) 2/3, pp. 313-334
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Who’s Afraid of Asian Trade Regionalism, and Why?
Lim, C. L. - 2011
, or East Asian “Bloc”, are the kinds of anxieties seen in the 1980s in the relations between Japan and the United States …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014186673
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East Asia’s Engagement with Cosmopolitan Ideals Under its Trade Treaty Dispute Provisions
Lim, C. L. - 2011
, Korea, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. We find two models of trade dispute settlement emerging. The first, which seems …-ASEAN, Korea-ASEAN, Japan-ASEAN, and ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand FTAs. They all adopt a closed, sovereign-centric view of trade …
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China and the Doha Development Agenda
Lim, C. L.; Wang, Jiangyu - 2014
In contrast to early predictions during its accession, China has not sought to play a leadership role in the Doha Round negotiations, or to rewrite WTO rules in a systemic manner. However, China’s role in the negotiations came into prominence during the “mini-ministerial” held in Geneva in...
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