This new book examines the economic foundations of the European Union and seeks to give the reader a solid grounding of the core concepts that explain why EU law looks and works as it does. Law and Economics of the European Union emphasizes case law and comparisons to analogous doctrines and problems that arise in the implementation of U.S. federalism. The authors strike a balance between the "constitutional" aspects of the EU — the establishment and the delineation of the institutions, with emphasis on their powers vis-à-vis the states that make up the Union - and the regulatory product of the European Community, in particular the law that implements the freedom of movement of goods, services, persons, and capital. The final chapter looks at competition law in the EU, with multiple comparisons to U.S. antitrust law. This book reflects the authors' judgment that the EU, as an institution and the source of a body of law, has played, and will continue to play, an important role in contemporary international and business life.

Law and Economics of the European Union

Depoorter, Ben

Parisi, Francesco

Stephan, Paul

Foreign & International Law

Carolina Academic Press

The First Edition of this text was written at a time when the structures of international relations were undergoing a profound transformation, with the collapse of Soviet-style communism just behind us and the creation of NAFTA and the WTO just ahead. The Second Edition came at a time when NAFTA and the WTO had taken shape but not yet acquired a history. At the time of the Third Edition, both of those structures can be studied in detail and their ramifications for the world economy can be better appreciated. In the interim, the Internet has established itself as a presence in innumerable firms and households, and the dot com bubble has come and gone. The services-oriented information economy seems no longer to be emerging, but rather a fundamental aspect of contemporary business. 
The Fourth Edition of International Business and Economics reflects the growth and development of the global economy as well as the way law schools prepare lawyers to work in that world. The book was written in the shadow of a financial crisis that seemed at times destined to bring international economic catastrope, but which so far has been grim but not disastrous. The book has been revised more comprehensively than any of the earlier successor editions. For example, materials on international civil litigation have largely dropped out and correspondingly more materials on international investment arbitration and WTO dispute resolution, as well as the interaction between those bodies of law and national law have been added.

International Business and Economics: Law and Policy Fourth Edition

Roin, Julie

This three-hole punched, alternative loose-leaf version of the hardbound book is printed on 8 ½ x 11 inch paper with wider margins and the same pagination — offered at a substantially lower price than the hardbound book. 
The First Edition of this text was written at a time when the structures of international relations were undergoing a profound transformation, with the collapse of Soviet-style communism just behind us and the creation of NAFTA and the WTO just ahead. The Second Edition came at a time when NAFTA and the WTO had taken shape but not yet acquired a history. At the time of the Third Edition, both of those structures can be studied in detail and their ramifications for the world economy can be better appreciated. In the interim, the Internet has established itself as a presence in innumerable firms and households, and the dot com bubble has come and gone. The services-oriented information economy seems no longer to be emerging, but rather a fundamental aspect of contemporary business. 
The Fourth Edition of International Business and Economics reflects the growth and development of the global economy as well as the way law schools prepare lawyers to work in that world. The book was written in the shadow of a financial crisis that seemed at times destined to bring international economic catastrope, but which so far has been grim but not disastrous. The book has been revised more comprehensively than any of the earlier successor editions. For example, materials on international civil litigation have largely dropped out and correspondingly more materials on international investment arbitration and WTO dispute resolution, as well as the interaction between those bodies of law and national law have been added.

International Business and Economics: Law and Policy

Business & Money

International

This companion to International Business and Economics: Law and Policy, Fourth Edition, 2010 covers Articles of Agreement of the International Monetary Fund; General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade; 1979 Subsidies Code; Uruguay Round Agreements; North American Free Trade Agreement; NAFTA Side Agreements; Excerpts from NAFTA Implementation Act; Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act; Excerpts from Cuba Liberty and Democratic Solidarity (Libertad) Act; Foreign Corrupt Practices Act; Excerpts from Trade Law of the United States; Excerpts from Internal Revenue Code; Model Loan Agreement; Model Joint Venture Agreement; and Russian Privatization Regulations.

International Business and Economics Document Supplement: Law and Policy

International Trade and Investment provides up-to-date materials for a course on legal regulation of international trade and investment.International Trade and Investment also: • Draws on both WTO and national sources to describe the dual legal regimes that occupy this field • Draws the student into the complex interactions between international and national law • Begins with a survey of the views of economists on trade and investment, emphasizing the views of those from the developing world as well as those from the rich world • Sets out the overlapping international and national regulatory regimes, using themes such as competition, protection, property rights and rents to illustrate the discussion. It then considers in detail legal protection of foreign investment (including investment in the form of intellectual property), and then trade law • Includes cases drawn from the US, the EU and the WTO throughout the book

International Trade and Investment

This casebook concentrates on the particular legal issues that arise from the growing practice area of emerging markets. It prepares the student for the special problems encountered when working in countries with great business opportunities but weak legal institutions and murky business cultures, particularly corruption, possible human rights abuses, regulatory expropriation, uncertain property rights and government authorizations, and poor dispute resolution and law enforcement mechanisms. The book combines substantial introductory text with a series of problems derived from practice. Cases are used principally as a source of problems rather than as a source of law, and there is substantial analysis of legislative and regulatory materials. The book facilitates organization of students into teams to address particular problem-solving exercises, not unlike a business school class but with a focus on the legal aspects of the problem.

Doing Business in Emerging Markets: A Transactional Course (University Casebook Series)

Dean, Richard

Foundation Press

Designed to accompany the casebook which concentrates on the particular legal issues that arise from the growing practice area of emerging markets, this documents supplement contains the codes and acts necessary to prepare students in the analysis of foreign law which is encountered in practice in emerging markets.Documents include:Foreign Corrupt Practices ActRussian Civil CodeRussian Federal Law on Joint Stock CompaniesExcerpts from a Loan AgreementExcerpts from a Stock ProspectusRussian Federal Law on Production Sharing AgreementsIndian Model Production Sharing Agreement

Doing Business in Emerging Markets, A Transactional Course (University Casebook Series)

This book is the only text devoted to the legal problems raised by foreign investment and business transactions in emerging markets. Its organization tracks the normal progress of a business relationship. The first chapter provides broad general background, while the second focuses on a foreign business’s preliminary assessment of legal risks particularly relevant to emerging markets, namely corruption and human rights abuses. It then takes the student through the establishment of a local presence, obtaining finance, the kinds of government licenses and other special legal regimes associated with extractive industries, and dispute resolution. A series of team-based negotiation exercises accompany each chapter. The new edition both updates legal materials related to corruption, human rights and dispute resolution and substantially revises the finance and government licensing chapter to reflect a shift away from Russia and toward other emerging markets.

Doing Business in Emerging Markets, A Transactional Course, Second Edition (University Casebook Series)

Skelton Jr., James

This book is the only text devoted to the legal problems raised by foreign investment and business transactions in emerging markets. Its organization tracks the normal progress of a business relationship. The first chapter provides broad general background, while the second focuses on a foreign business’s preliminary assessment of legal risks particularly relevant to emerging markets, namely corruption, sanctions compliance, and human rights abuses. It then takes the student through the establishment of a local presence, obtaining finance, the kinds of government licenses and other special legal regimes associated with extractive industries, and dispute resolution. A series of team-based negotiation exercises accompany each chapter. The new edition adds a new section on sanctions compliance, updates legal materials related to corruption, human rights and dispute resolution, and substantially revises the finance and government licensing chapter to reflect a shift away from Russia and toward other emerging markets.

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Die Drahtseilbahnen (Schwebebahnen): Ihr Aufbau und ihre Verwendung (German Edition)

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

Springer

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Law and Economics of the European Union

International Business and Economics: Law and Policy Fourth Edition

International Business and Economics: Law and Policy

International Business and Economics Document Supplement: Law and Policy

International Trade and Investment

Doing Business in Emerging Markets: A Transactional Course (University Casebook Series)

Doing Business in Emerging Markets, A Transactional Course (University Casebook Series)

Doing Business in Emerging Markets, A Transactional Course, Second Edition (University Casebook Series)

Doing Business in Emerging Markets, A Transactional Course (University Casebook Series)

Die Drahtseilbahnen (Schwebebahnen): Ihr Aufbau und ihre Verwendung (German Edition)