ABSTRACT
International rules on trade in services and intellectual property arenew additions to the multilateral trading system, but both have played an important role in the system since their entry. Accompanied by a detailed introduction, this volume contains essays which cover not only the law and jurisprudence of these topics but also the underlying economics and politics behind their incorporation into the multilateral system and continued prominence. The volume provides readers with a comprehensive overview of the development of these controversial and increasingly important areas of international trade law.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part I|252 pages
Services
part |65 pages
Conceptual Issues
part |186 pages
GATS Case Law
part |98 pages
Challenges
chapter 6|44 pages
Determining the Necessity of Domestic Regulations in Services
part II|274 pages
Intellectual Property
part |273 pages
The TRIPS Agreement