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PUREVDORJ, BAYAR
Ndulo, Muna Baron
Thomas, Chantal
Yu, Xingzhong
2019-04-02T14:01:24Z
2023-06-22T06:00:50Z
2018-12-30
ProQuest Submission ID: 11163
ProQuest Publication ID: 10976179
https://hdl.handle.net/1813/64995
https://doi.org/10.7298/kpdv-gp71
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This thesis takes a global approach to analyzing, discussing, and critiquing the effectiveness of international trade law regulating export restrictions, with an emphasis on trade in mineral raw materials. First, it offers a historical and empirical analysis of export restrictions on raw materials. Second, it is based on a legal analysis of the texts, effects, and judicial interpretation of the WTO regulations on export restrictions and on the procedural context in which regional trade agreements are framed. Third, the thesis analyzes the effectiveness of ongoing reforms and proposals tabled both within and outside the WTO. Based on this research, certain constituent elements and alternative implementing options are proposed for creating a robust WTO discipline on export restrictions.Using a multi-method approach, this thesis contributes to the literature by shifting analysis from the existing rules to the more advanced problem of creating comprehensive trade regulation.
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International relations
export restrictions
international lawmaking
International trade and investment
raw materials
international law
Law
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INTERNATIONAL LAWMAKING: EXPORT RESTRICTIONS ON MINERAL RAW MATERIALS
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Cornell University
Doctor of Science of Law
J.S.D., Law
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