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Ships passing in the night : the changing politics of risk regulation in Europe and the United States
Vogel, David - 2001
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Ships passing in the night : GMOs and the politics of risk regulation in Europe and the United States
Vogel, David (contributor) - 2002 - [Elektronische Ressource]
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10001651371
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Summary report of workshop : European and American perspectives on the regulation of genetically engineered food
O'Rourke, Anastasia (contributor);  … - 2002 - [Elektronische Ressource]
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Free movement of goods and prohibition of discriminatory taxation under EC and WTO law
Radovanović, Vesna - In: The relevance of WTO law for tax matters, (pp. 433-456). 2006
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National treatment in the GATT and the GATS compared to non-discrimination in DTC : similarities and differences
Nauer, Christoph - In: The relevance of WTO law for tax matters, (pp. 231-249). 2006
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A comparison of WTO subsidy and EU state aid rules
Winckler, Antoine; Little, David - In: Economic analysis of State aid rules : contributions …, (pp. 197-211). 2007
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The national treatment principle in EC law and WTO law : similarities and differences
Kelder, Kärt Anna Maire - In: The relevance of WTO law for tax matters, (pp. 277-295). 2006
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The most-favoured nation principle in WTO and EC law : similarities and differences
Thierrichter, Claudia - In: The relevance of WTO law for tax matters, (pp. 297-310). 2006
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State aid rules vs. subsidies and countervailing measures
Adame, Lubica - In: The relevance of WTO law for tax matters, (pp. 359-374). 2006
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