دانلود کتاب Small and medium-sized enterprises in international economic law

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Content: Cover
Series
Small and Medium-​Sized Enterprises in International Economic Law
Copyright
Table of Contents
Detailed Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Boxes
Table of Cases
Table of Legislation
Table of Treaties
List of Abbreviations
List of Contributors
Introduction
A. The Internationalization of SMEs as a Challenge to International Economic Law
B. Sustainable Development and the Internationalization of SMEs
C. Recalibrating International Economic Law in Response to the Internationalization of SMEs I. Regulatory developments at the multilateral and regional levelsII. SMEs as a new cross-​cutting issue on the research agenda of international economic law
D. Conclusion
References
Part I International Trade Law
1. Trade Policy for SMEs from a GATS Perspective
A. Introduction
B. SME Involvement in International Trade
C. Policies Affecting SMEs-​Their Status under the GATS
I. General framework
II. SME-​related policies as reflected in schedules of commitments
1. Sector column
2. Market access
3. National treatment
III. Scheduling patterns across countries and sectors IV. Policy discretion in liberalized sectors and modes1. Market regulation and control
2. Investment-​ and production-​related support schemes
3. Export assistance
4. Recognition measures under Article VII GATS
5. Preferences in government procurement
V. Policy discretion under ill-​specified commitments?
VI. Transparency disciplines
D. Overview of Size-​Related Commitments-​GATS and RTAs
I. GATS commitments
1. Horizontal limitations
2. Sector patterns
3. Prospects for change
II. Regional Trade Agreements
III. Size-​related effects of scheduling patterns-​GATS vs RTAs
E. Summary III. Diversifying market participation through exportsIV. Limiting export cost uncertainty allows smaller shipments to be more competitive
E. Good Domestic Policy Will Enhance TFA Benefits
I. Competitive trade logistic services further enhance export competitiveness
II. Public-​private partnerships engender innovative and efficient solutions
III. Targeted fiscal policies provide renewed FDI to fuel SME growth
F. Conclusion
References
3. Rediscovering the Forgotten Article of the WTO Anti-​Dumping Agreement: How Article 6.13 Protects SMEs
A. Introduction