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Free Markets and Social Regulation: A Reform Agenda of the Global Trading System - A Reform Agenda of the Global Trading System (Hardcover)
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Free Markets and Social Regulation: A Reform Agenda of the Global Trading System - A Reform Agenda of the Global Trading System (Hardcover)
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Discussion of trade barriers has come round - inevitably it seems -
to national regimes of regulatory protection. Indeed, state
regulation has the potential to undermine the very legitimacy of
the global trading system. A compelling reconciliation between
these two paramount values is essential. This text has a twofold
purpose: to consider what has so far been accomplished in this
mission in the field of international economic law, and to
prescribe some solutions to continuing problems. This latter
endeavour amounts to a coherent and integrated plan that will
enhance the acceptability of free markets to governments, traders,
and other stakeholders alike. The challenges analysed in depth here
include: the development in the global trade regime of non-trade
policy objectives, which still tend to be treated as mere
exceptions to general obligations; the built-in emphasis on
products rather than measures; the novel risks associated with the
development of modern technology; the case-by-case approach of WTO
jurisprudence, which generally fails to investigate whether the
substance of any given domestic regulation is necessary to the
policy goals of the state in question; and the "technical and
economic feasibility" of complying with international trade
obligations. The author conducts his analysis in a broad context
encompassing the WTO system, the European Union, and the North
American Free Trade Agreement. He finds that the clash, despite the
particular institutional characteristics of these various
organizations, is a major concern of them all. The jus gentium of
international trade, he offers, is an imperative combining the good
faith principle with the communitarian duty to cooperate. Exactly
how to go about ordering this imperative is what this book is
about.
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