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8 - A New Methodology for the Study of EIAs

from Part III - Methodology for a Legal-Empirical Analysis of EIAs

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 December 2019

Johanna Jacobsson
Johanna Jacobsson
Affiliation:
IE University, Madrid
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Summary

The chapter puts forward a new methodology to study services commitments of preferential trade agreements. The method is suitable for all services agreements but is particularly applicable for the analysis and coding of services commitments by federal states and entities. The method is based on the legal criteria of Art. V GATS, as explained in previous Chapter 2 of Part I of the book.

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empirical methodologyempirical researcheconomic integration agreementsservices trade
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Preferential Services Liberalization
The Case of the European Union and Federal States
 , pp. 189 - 209
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2019

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