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Journal of International Trade Law and Policy
ISSN: 1477-0024
Online from: 2002
Subject Area: Business Ethics and Law
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Volume 10 issue 2
Published: 2011, Start page: p104Icon key: 
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| 1937357 | Impact of the Doha round negotiation on Bangladesh agriculture: An analysis of the revised draft modalities Uttam Deb, Muhammad Al Amin (pp. 104 - 123) Keywords: Agriculture, ATPSM, Bangladesh, Doha round, Exports, Imports, WTO Article type: Research paper Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (105kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
| 1937358 | Can the WTO judges assist the development agenda? Elimma C. Ezeani (pp. 124 - 150) Keywords: Developing countries, Development considerations, Dispute settlement body, Disputes, Trade policy review mechanism, WTO, WTO jurisprudence Article type: Research paper Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (153kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
| 1937359 | Trends in international bribe-giving: do anti-bribery laws matter? Rajib Sanyal, Subarna Samanta (pp. 151 - 164) Keywords: Bribe giving, Bribe Payers Index, Bribery, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, International business Article type: Research paper Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (91kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
| 1937360 | The trade-labour and trade-environment linkages: together or apart? Montserrat González-Garibay (pp. 165 - 184) Keywords: “Non-trade concerns”, Environment, Global governance, International trade, Labour, WTO Article type: General review Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (123kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
| 1937361 | Settlement of cyber disputes through terrestrial provisions: Law and technology converge in the US practice Mohammad Mahabubur Rahman, Fariduddin Ahmed, Mohammad Osiur Rahman, Azizul Hoque (pp. 185 - 196) Keywords: Cyber peculiarity, Internet, Jurisdiction, Minimum electronic contact, Purposefully availed, Territorial, United States of America Article type: Viewpoint Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (83kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
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