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Responsibility for and Attribution of Anti-Dumping Measures,ustoms officers? Is Botswana responsible for acts by ITAC? These questions bear significant practical and conceptual relevance. Practically, responsibility is relevant as it defines who must answer for a violation of the WTO Agreements in the DSB. The finding that member states are not responsible f

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Economic Integration and Economic Disintegration, leave them again. But what happens to anti-dumping measures during such periods of change? The core of this problem is that anti-dumping measures are imposed following an investigation that considered data of previous years and may then remain in force for long periods of time. What happens now if

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Anti-Dumping Measures Against Customs Unions,inst the entire customs union? Is it even possible to do both—having some measures in place against certain states and some against the entire customs union depending on strategic considerations? This chapter provides an analysis of anti-dumping practice in this regard. Beyond that, it argues that a

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2364-8392 easure.Develops a framework for applying anti-dumping measur.How the WTO deals with regional trade agreements (RTAs) is conceptually and practically one of the most important questions in international trade law. This book clarifies that relationship focussing on one form of regional integration – c

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Narendra Singh Kushwaha,Mohammad Baqar Abbasto impose anti-dumping measures change within the context of customs unions both internally and externally. It does so by linking the arguments why anti-dumping measures are imposed to the motivation why RTAs are entered into. In doing so, this chapter applies strands of argumentation of the institutional analysis research field.

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Why Do Customs Unions Contain Rules on Anti-Dumping?,to impose anti-dumping measures change within the context of customs unions both internally and externally. It does so by linking the arguments why anti-dumping measures are imposed to the motivation why RTAs are entered into. In doing so, this chapter applies strands of argumentation of the institutional analysis research field.

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