Public Access to Government-Held Information: A Comparative Symposium

Business & Money

British Institute of International

Comparative Product Liability: Uknccl Volume 6

International Economic Law and Developing States: Some Aspects: Vol I

The Yearbook addresses selective legal, financial and economic issues in the area of international financial law, covering both public and private law dimensions and encompassing national, regional and international perspectives. This volume contains chapters on money laundering, takeovers, insider dealing, EMU financial market integration and banking reform.

Yearbook of International Financial and Economic Law, 2000-2001

Business

This book deals with the changing manufacturer-retailer relationship, which has evolved as a consequence of developments in retailing and their influence on the market for consumer goods. This restructuring of market dynamics, along with the increasing globalization of business transactions, poses a challenge to the traditional legal analysis of retailer-manufacturer relationships. The trend towards retailer internationalization has put pressure on suppliers to negotiate with retailers at the international level rather than solely at individual national levels. As retailers' interests become more global and they demand that their operations adopt a global focus, there will be an increasing demand for global supply contracts. This book focuses on one feature of the changing relationship between retailers and manufacturers: the use of global prices, terms and contracts, which are generally seen to be a manifestation of increased retailer power. The aim is to identify the legal consequences of replacing a series of nationally-based supply contracts with one multinational or global arrangement. This book is particularly relevant in light of recent news articles on mega-retailers, such as Wal-Mart.

Global Trading (3) (Occasional Papers)

International

Human Rights as General Norms and a State's Right to Opt Out: Reservations and Objections to Human Rights Conventions

Constitutional Law

This book is a collection of papers and speeches given at a number of competition law conferences and events during 2003, focusing particularly on the British Institute of International and Comparative Law's major annual conference on international and comparative competition law. In-depth analyses of such topical issues as cartels, compliance, competition in media, pricing practices, and mergers are included. The book provides both national and international perspectives from European and North American academics and practitioners, as well as important statements of policy by competition regulators.

Current Competition Law: Volume II (2)

Financial Sector Law Reform in Emerging Economies: Vol II Sir Joseph Gold Memorial Series: 2

Norton, Joseph J.

<p>The 10th anniversary of the WTO and of its successful dispute settlement mechanism in 2005, provides the opportunity for a review of how to improve the efficiency and legitimacy of WTO law and process. This book collects the papers and discussion at the last three British Institute's Annual WTO Conferences (2002-2004), where judges, officials and policy-makers met with established scholars. Topics covered include the jurisprudential and procedural features of the dispute settlement system, institutional issues such as the allocation of powers within the WTO as well as between the organization and its members, the relationship between the WTO legal system and international law, compliance issues, the interrelation between trade liberalization and other non-trade concerns such as environmental protection and labor standards.</p>

WTO Law and Process

Tort Liability of Public Authorities in Comparative Perspective

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