Zleptnig, Stefan <br/><br/>
Non-economic objectives in WTO law :   justification provisions of GATT, GATS, SPS, and TBT agreements  
by Stefan Zleptnig. 
 - Boston :   Martinus Nijhoff Publishers,   2010. 
 - 421 p. 
 - (Nijhoff international trade law series ;  v. 1) .
<br/><br/> Table of contents:<br/>Part 1. Fundamental issues<br/>Chapter 1. Free trade and its limits <br/>Chapter 2. The potential and limitations of interpretation in WTO <br/>                law <br/>Chapter 3. The role and function of non-economic exception <br/>                clauses in trade agreements <br/>Chapter 4. Two models of non-economic justification clauses in <br/>                WTO law : GATT/GATS versus SPS/TBT <br/>Part 2. <br/>Chapter 5. The non-economic grounds of justification in Art XX <br/>                 GATT and Art XIV GATS <br/>Chapter 6. Substantive and procedural conditions for the <br/>                invocation of Art XX GATT and Art XIV GATS <br/>Part 3. <br/>Chapter 7. Non-economic justification provisions in the SPS <br/>                 agreement <br/>Chapter 8. Non-economic justification provisions in the TBT <br/>                agreement. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9789004178601 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Foreign trade regulation.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>343.087  / ZLE/NON