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International Trade Law: Problems, Cases, and Materials
The new edition of this book also reflects the growing importance of China and emerging-market and developing-member countries of the WTO. We emphasize as well the growing importance of preferential trade egreements and their sometimes uneasy fit with the law of the WTO. This book expanded coverage of "linkage" issues, such as trade and environment and human rights. At the same time, we have concise teaching tool of 670 pages that can be civered in one semester, three or for hour course in law school or business school.
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