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EU External Relations Law: Text, Cases and Materials


ISBN13: 9781107031128
Published: April 2014
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
Price: £101.00
Paperback edition out of print, ISBN13 9781107684300



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Where complex questions of EU and international law meet, often intertwined with political and policy considerations, this book aims to access, navigate and coherently present a set of text, cases and materials on EU external relations law. Three guiding perspectives have been adopted to structure the material: 1. the EU as a single international actor as it relates to the project of European integration; 2. EU external relations as driven forward by geopolitical and socio-economic stimuli, and 3. law as the thread and fabric embedding and reflecting those realities. Serving both as an in-depth reference work for academics and practitioners, this approach will also allow students to progressively 'construct' the big picture of EU external relations law rather than simply providing them with knowledge of the field.

Subjects:
EU Law
Contents:
1. An introduction to domestic regulation and GATS Aik Hoe Lim and Bart De Meester
Part I. Impediments to Services Trade, Regulatory Theory and Principles:
2. Why regulate? An overview of the rationale and purpose behind regulation Tinne Heremans
3. Domestic regulation: what are the costs and benefits for international trade in services? Hildegunn Kyvik Nordas
Part II. Legal Perspectives on WTO Principles and Domestic Regulations:
4. Reasonableness, impartiality and objectivity Andrew Mitchell and Tania Voon
5. Balancing legal certainty with regulatory flexibility Markus Krajewski
6. Who's afraid of necessity? And why it matters? Panagiotis Delimatsis
7. Mutual recognition of services regulation at the WTO Joel P. Trachtman
Part III. Case-studies:
8. Legal services in the United States Erica Moeser and Laurel Terry
9. Telecommunications reform in China: fostering competition through state intervention Henry Gao
10. Information communication technology: the Mauritian experience of regulation and reform Krishna Oolun
11. Regulation of postal services in a changing market environment: lessons from Australia and elsewhere Siva Somasundram and Iain Sandford
12. Mobile money services provision in East Africa: the Ugandan experience Joan Apecu, Irene Kaggwa Sewankambo and Yusuf Atiku Abdalla
13. Financial services liberalization and regulation in Japan: implications for future negotiation on market access and domestic regulations Masamichi Kono, Koichi Iwai and Yoshitaka Sakai
14. Domestic regulations in Malaysia's higher education sector Tham Siew Yean and Nik Ahmad Kamal Nik Mahmod
15. Domestic regulations and India's trade in health services: a study of hospital and telemedicine services Rupa Chanda and Pralok Gupta
16. Operating integrated logistics services in a fragmented regulatory environment: what is the cost? Ruosi Zhang
17. Domestic regulation of retail food distribution services in Israel: the missing link between food prices and social protest Tomer Broude and Lior Herman
18. Regulatory impact analysis Darrell Porter and Lauren Wight
Part IV. Concluding Remarks:
19. Services liberalization, negotiations and regulation: some lessons from the GATS experience Hamid Mamdouh
20. Addressing the domestic regulation and services trade interface: reflections on the way ahead Aik Hoe Lim and Bart De Meester.