Escape Clauses and Social Conditions as Threats to the World Trade Organization - Kiel Institute

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Authors

Langhammer
R.J.

Publication Date

01/2011

JEL Classification

F13

Key Words

Escape Clauses

Handelspolitik

Trade Plolicy

WTO

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Prof. Dr. Rolf J. Langhammer

Kiel Institute Researcher

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