[Symposium - SFDI] – CONVERGENT AND DIVERGENT PERSPECTIVES ON ECONOMIC INTEGRATION, Quebec Symposium, organized by the French Society for International Law
[Symposium - SFDI] – CONVERGENT AND DIVERGENT PERSPECTIVES ON ECONOMIC INTEGRATION, Quebec Symposium, organized by the French Society for International Law
    [Colloque - SFDI]
    Converging and Diverging Perspectives on Economic Integration, Quebec Colloquium, coll. of the French Society for International Law
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1993
    octavo, paperback, good condition, 206 p.
    This work includes the following contributions: Philippe Manin, Economic Integration in Europe: Institutional Framework; Denys Simon, Jurisdictional Mechanisms in the European Community; Donald McRae, The Institutions of the Canada-United States Free Trade Agreement: The Emergence of Economic Integration?; Cynthia C. Lichtenstein, The Emergence of Case Law from the Special Groups of Chapter 18 of the Canada-United States Free Trade Agreement; Marie-France Labouz, The European Economic Area; Ivan Bernier, The New Face of Economic Integration in America: Towards a Regionalization of the GATT?; ALC de Mestral, The Canadian Economic Union and Quebec's Place within this Union: A Comparative Study; Daniel Vignes, Forty Years of Community Evolution in the Pursuit of Economic Integration: The State of Community Integration, Including Maastricht.

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