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Inter-linkages : The Kyoto Protocol and the international trade and investment regimes

By: Chambers, W. Bradnee [edt].

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BookSeries: UNU policy perspectives.Publisher: Tokyo 2001; United Nations University Press Description: xviii, 281 p.ISBN: 9280810405.Subject(s): WTO | SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT | TRADABLE EMISSION ENTITLEMENTS | GREENHOUSE GASES | INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW | CLIMATE CHANGE

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Book		UNU Publications	UNU B18581E (Browse shelf)		Available	UNU Press 2001
Book	General Stacks	Environment	ENV B22831 (Browse shelf)	5	Available

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ENV B22831

This book examines the Climate Change Convention in the context of potential synergies and conflicts that could arise between it and the World Trade Organization, international investment agreements, and private and contractual trade law.
Original series title: UNU policy perspectives ; 5.

UNU B18581E

This book examines the Climate Change Convention in the context of potential synergies and conflicts that could arise between it and the World Trade Organization, international investment agreements, and private and contractual trade law.
Original series title: UNU policy perspectives ; 5.

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