A study of Article XXIV GATT: Reasons of Failure and Future Changes
Publish place: International Conference on New Approaches in the Humanities
Publish Year: 1394
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Index date: 6 March 2016
A study of Article XXIV GATT: Reasons of Failure and Future Changes abstract
GATT Article XXIV is considered a much debatable article in the World Trade Organization (WTO). Reason for this lies in its practical application and the existence of the contentious issues from the viewpoint of developing countries. Developing Countries form a large part of the WTO, are considered much affected by its application which remains unsuccessful for them. Another concern put forth by the developing countries is the existence of controversial issues in the article. Two controversial issues namely, 'free trade area' and 'customs union' can be identified after a careful examination of the article. The main objectives of this paper are to clarify reasons of failure in regional trade agreements for developing countries, future necessary changes, and offering several proposals for the developing countries and international community to solve the problem
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A study of Article XXIV GATT: Reasons of Failure and Future Changes authors
Sahar Rezapour
MSc Graduate of International Law, Islamic Azad University of Bushehr, Bushehr, Iran
Bahram Farahmand Saber
Assistant Professor of International Law, Dept. of Law, Islamic Azad University of Bushehr, Iran
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