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This definitive work examines the intricate procedures and established practices surrounding tariff negotiations and renegotiations within the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and the World Trade Organization (WTO). Anwarul Hoda draws on extensive experience and research to illuminate how countries negotiate trade concessions, manage tariff schedules, and conduct renegotiations that impact global commerce.
The book provides detailed analysis of binding negotiations, tariff modification processes, and the legal frameworks governing trade agreements. It covers historical developments from GATT’s inception through contemporary WTO practices, offering practical guidance on negotiation strategies and dispute resolution mechanisms. Essential reading for trade negotiators, policymakers, legal professionals, and academics seeking to understand how international trade rules are formulated and implemented in practice.
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