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Free trade has always been a moral and political, as well as
economic, programme. Although free traders call for the
liberalization of the economy from governmental interference, it is
understood that international exchange can only operate within a
framework of the law. Defenders of free trade believe not only will
it promote economic prosperity, but that it enhances worldwide
peace and understanding by substituting commercial competition for
the pursuit of national goals by military means. Protection, on the
other hand, has been defended as safeguarding those vulnerable to
the fluctuations of world markets. This collection of essays by
international lawyers and moral philosophers arises from a
multi-disciplinary conference to commemorate the 150th anniversary
of the repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846. It examines legal, moral
and political dimensions of free trade. Contributors explore issues
such as: the ethics and rules of competition; the idea of global
justice; the problem of international exploitation; the protection
of the environment; the regulation of services; and international
taxation and the justifications for the barriers to trade. The book
seeks to provide an insight i
This collection of essays by international lawyers and moral
philosophers arises from a prestigious multi-disciplinary
conference to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the repeal of
the Corn Laws in 1846. It examines the legal, moral and political
dimensions of free trade. Contributors explore issues such as: *
the ethics and rules of competition * the idea of global justice *
the problem of international exploitation * the protection of the
environment * the regulation services * international taxation and
the justifications for barriers to trade. This book provides an
important insight into the continuing debates surrounding free
trade. It is an important text for experts across the fields of
economics, politics and law as well as to those with an interest in
international trade.
Hanley Valley ((32o 41' 27" N 79o 04' 3.5") in Eastern Ladakh forms
the western most extension of Tibetan plateau and has been
recognized as an important biogeographic province in India (Indian
Trans-Himalaya). This region harbors a rich array of wild and
domestic ungulates. The area is also home to nomadic Changpa and
Tibetan refugee herders. The political, social and ecological
transformations have altered previous, well-established links
between the pastoral population and their rangeland environment.
Over the years, with growing integration of the local economy of
Ladakh and with better development of cash markets, the pastoral
community is fast losing its tolerance towards the kiang and it is
increasingly seen as a competitor to livestock. The purpose of this
study was to document this intensifying conflict between
pastoralism and Kiang conservation, using resource selection
functions.
Intended to orientate tax practitioners to the Public International
Law aspects of taxation, this text also provides a framework from
which Public International Lawyers may probe more deeply into the
legal challenges posed by the interaction of national taxation with
internatinal law. As such, the characterization of the subject as
"The Public International Law of Taxation" is a statement of the
need for an international consciousness in relation to issues of
taxation. Thus far, the analysis from an internatioal law
stand-point has been specifically, for example, problems of treaty
interpretation in relation to double taxation agreements, fiscal
jurisdiction, the regulation of international trade and taxation.
In this publication, drawing on original and secondary sources, the
assimilaiton accompanied by the commentary is intended to be a
comprehensive treatment of the subject in one source.
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