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"The multilateral trading system based on the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) is being eroded by a shift to bilateralism, surging protectionism, and flouting of its rules by the major trading countries. The inclusion of the complex issues of services, intellectual property, and investment in the Uruguay Round has only increased the strain on the GATT's structure. Reform and strengthening of the GATT system can no longer be delayed. Jackson argues that part of the problem lies in the defective constitutional nature of the GATT itself. He examines the institutional and…
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2 editions- Other · English · 1990Council on Foreign Relations Press · 121 pages · 9780876090763
- Other · English · 1990Royal Institute of International Affairs · 121 pages · 9780861878796
Foreign trade regulationGeneral Agreement on Tariffs and TradeLaw and legislationTariffUruguay Round (1987-1994)Tarif douanierDroitCommerce extérieur