The book gives an in-depth analysis of the legal criteria that the World Trade Organization sets for preferential trade agreements in the area of services. It proposes a new methodology to study these agreements and will appeal to those involved in studying and making trade policy.
The book gives an in-depth analysis of the legal criteria that the World Trade Organization sets for preferential trade agreements in the area of services. It proposes a new methodology to study these agreements and will appeal to those involved in studying and making trade policy.
Johanna Jacobsson is Assistant Professor at IE University (Madrid, Spain). Her main fields of research are international trade law and the EU's internal market law and external trade relations. Professor Jacobsson holds a Ph.D. from European University Institute,Florence and an LL.B., LL.M. and B.A. from University of Helsinki.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I: 1. Preferential trade agreements in the WTO 2. The GATS rules on economic integration agreements (EIAs) 3. Elimination of discrimination in EIAs Part II: 4. Services regulation by federal states 5. Application of GATS Article V to federal entities 6. A review of federal entities' services commitments under the GATS and selected EIAs Part III: 7. Empirical research on services preferentialism 8. A new methodology for the study of EIAs 9. Adaption to scheduling differences and economic realities Part IV: 10. The results of the empirical study 11. Legal analysis of the results 12. Application of Article V GATS to the EU's EIAs 13. Conclusion Appendices Index.
Part I: 1. Preferential trade agreements in the WTO 2. The GATS rules on economic integration agreements (EIAs) 3. Elimination of discrimination in EIAs Part II: 4. Services regulation by federal states 5. Application of GATS Article V to federal entities 6. A review of federal entities' services commitments under the GATS and selected EIAs Part III: 7. Empirical research on services preferentialism 8. A new methodology for the study of EIAs 9. Adaption to scheduling differences and economic realities Part IV: 10. The results of the empirical study 11. Legal analysis of the results 12. Application of Article V GATS to the EU's EIAs 13. Conclusion Appendices Index.
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