Written by leading scholars and analysts, the essays in "Import Safety" provide background and policy guidance on improving consumer safety in imported food, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and toys and other consumer products aimed at children.
Written by leading scholars and analysts, the essays in "Import Safety" provide background and policy guidance on improving consumer safety in imported food, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and toys and other consumer products aimed at children.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Cary Coglianese is Deputy Dean of Penn Law, Edward B. Shils Professor of Law, Professor of Political Science, and Director of the Penn Program on Regulation at the University of Pennsylvania. Adam M. Finkel is Fellow and Executive Director of the Penn Program on Regulation at the University of Pennsylvania. David Zaring, also with the Penn Program on Regulation, is Assistant Professor of Legal Studies and Business Ethics at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Visit the Penn Program on Regulation Import Safety web site for contributor bios and other details.
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Preface PART I: PERSPECTIVES ON THE PROBLEM 1. Consumer Protection in an Era of Globalization —Cary Coglianese, Adam M. Finkel, and David Zaring 2. The Other China Trade Deficit: Export Safety Problems and Responses —Jacques deLisle 3. Parochialism About the Safety of Imports —Jonathan Baron PART II: INTERNATIONAL TRADE INSTITUTIONS 4. Import Safety Regulation and International Trade —Tracey Epps and Michael J. Trebilcock 5. The Politics of Food Safety in the Age of Global Trade: The Codex Alimentarius Commission in the SPS Agreement of the WTO —Tim Büthe 6. Import Safety Rules and Generic Drug Markets —Kevin Outterson PART III: TOWARD SMARTER REGULATION 7. Forecasting Consumer Safety Violations and Violators —Richard Berk 8. Risk-Based Regulation for Import Safety —Lorna Zach and Vicki Bier 9. Solving the Problem of Scale: The European Approach to Import Safety and Security Concerns —Alberto Alemanno PART IV: LEVERAGING THE PRIVATE SECTOR 10. Importers as Regulators: Product Safety in a Globalized World —Kenneth A. Bamberger and Andrew T. Guzman 11. Bonded Import Safety Warranties —Tom Baker 12. Private Import Safety Regulation and Transnational New Governance —Errol Meidinger PART V: THE WAY FORWARD 13. Delegated Governance: Consumer Safety in the Global Marketplace —David Zaring and Cary Coglianese List of Contributors Index Acknowledgments
Preface PART I: PERSPECTIVES ON THE PROBLEM 1. Consumer Protection in an Era of Globalization —Cary Coglianese, Adam M. Finkel, and David Zaring 2. The Other China Trade Deficit: Export Safety Problems and Responses —Jacques deLisle 3. Parochialism About the Safety of Imports —Jonathan Baron PART II: INTERNATIONAL TRADE INSTITUTIONS 4. Import Safety Regulation and International Trade —Tracey Epps and Michael J. Trebilcock 5. The Politics of Food Safety in the Age of Global Trade: The Codex Alimentarius Commission in the SPS Agreement of the WTO —Tim Büthe 6. Import Safety Rules and Generic Drug Markets —Kevin Outterson PART III: TOWARD SMARTER REGULATION 7. Forecasting Consumer Safety Violations and Violators —Richard Berk 8. Risk-Based Regulation for Import Safety —Lorna Zach and Vicki Bier 9. Solving the Problem of Scale: The European Approach to Import Safety and Security Concerns —Alberto Alemanno PART IV: LEVERAGING THE PRIVATE SECTOR 10. Importers as Regulators: Product Safety in a Globalized World —Kenneth A. Bamberger and Andrew T. Guzman 11. Bonded Import Safety Warranties —Tom Baker 12. Private Import Safety Regulation and Transnational New Governance —Errol Meidinger PART V: THE WAY FORWARD 13. Delegated Governance: Consumer Safety in the Global Marketplace —David Zaring and Cary Coglianese List of Contributors Index Acknowledgments
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