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International Trade Law and Fragmentation in Water Regulation

Uruena, Rene - 2008

The future is drying out. By 2025, up to 40% of the world's population could be suffering of water scarcity, and yet … required international regulation. The key word was sovereignty - water resources were deemed to belong to states as an … international water regulation failed to provide. Rather, it is concluded, emphasis should be made on the mechanisms that enhance …

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Regulating the Administration of Trade or Customs Laws and Regulations : Reassessing the Role of Article X:3(a) of the GATT 1994

Ishikawa, Yoshimichi - 2015

This article aims at illustrating that the significance of a claim under GATT Article X:3(a) has increased especially in relation to GATT Article XI:1. Specifically, it attempts to demonstrate that, in some circumstances, a complainant would be able to achieve better outcome from an as such...

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Cases and materials on trade regulation

Blake, Harlan M.; Pitofsky, Robert; Goldschmid, Harvey J. - 1983 - 2. ed.

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Cases and materials on trade regulation

Handler, Milton - 1967 - 4. ed

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International Trade Law and Fragmentation in Water Regulation

Uruena, Rene - 2015

The future is drying out. And yet, the role of law in the governance of water resources seems to be spared of critical scrutiny. At the heart of the matter is our conception of water. Water is now a matter of global concern regulated through what is called here 'Global Water Governance' (GWG)....

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