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Stephen J. McNamee,Robert K. Miller Jr.U) international agreements will focus exclusively on the so-called general trade dispute settlement procedures in these contractual instruments. The particular rules applying to direct foreign investment-related dispute settlements, which should take pride of place in the EU’s future agreements wit

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Introduction,itutional schemes and systems of rules. We are at this juncture between the old and the new, not knowing how to read facts or how to explain the processes in the making. Yet, it is even more important to analyze new institutional trajectories, the renewal of old institutions, or the emergence of new

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Conceptualizing Institutional Changes in a World of Great Transformations: From the Old Telecommuni in a world subjected to revolutionary transformations arising out of the digital age and the impact of the Internet on societies. We observe, simultaneously, the coexistence of a state-centered institutional system with a powerful “multicentered” transnational system that can be considered free of

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Copyright and Intellectual Property as By-Products of a New Power Relationships between Cultural Strtists and performers, broadcasters, publishers and producers, copyright collectives, associations of authors and artists, open access associations, as well as individual citizens and users. The categories of individual citizens and users are often confused in the political discourse, where you read

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Humanizing Trade: A North American Perspective in the Making,ent costs of a globalization process that lacks adequate regulation. National markets have been increasingly confronted with free trade and increased competition from abroad. While this can stimulate growth, investment, and productivity, growing trade and investment flows have also been accompanied