Product regulations and standards in WTO law

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    • Struck, Christian

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Product regulations and standards in WTO law

Christian Struck

(Global trade law series, v. 45)

Wolters Kluwer Law & Business, c2014

  • :hbk.

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 335-373) and index

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The interrelation of products, the human body, and the environment presents a fundamental challenge to the international trade regulatory system. In an ever more integrated global market, biotechnology, nanotechnology, and other increasingly prevalent methods of processing food and pharmaceuticals give rise not only to trade issues, but also to health, safety, and security concerns. Product-related cross-border issues such as the spread of disease, the use of riskrelevant substances or components, and safety-related construction issues are increasingly on the agenda for governments and international organizations. A promising response to this challenge - presented in this book - is offered by a harmonization of the multiplicity of rules, standards, guidelines, and recommendations that characterizes the current system of international trade regulation.

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