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"Contents" [2013] ELECD 626; in Van Calster, Geert; Prévost, Denise (eds), "Research Handbook on Environment, Health and the WTO" (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2013) v

Book Title: Research Handbook on Environment, Health and the WTO

Editor(s): Van Calster, Geert; Prévost, Denise

Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing

ISBN (hard cover): 9781847208972

Section Title: Contents

Number of pages: 3

Extract:

contents


List of contributors viii
Preface xviii

PaRt i GeneRal issUes

1. the precautionary principle in conflicts law perspectives 3
Alexia Herwig and Christian Joerges
2. Regulatory purpose in Gatt article iii, tbt article 2.1, the
subsidies agreement, and elsewhere: Hic et ubique 41
Donald H. Regan
3. equivalence and risk regulation under the World trade
organization's sPs agreement 79
Marsha A. Echols
4. on the efficiency of health measures and the `appropriate level
of protection' 116
Jeffery Atik
5. the international organization for standardization: private
voluntary standards as swords and shields 139
David A. Wirth
6. law and economics of the sPs agreement: a critical
perspective 164
Alessandra Arcuri
7. trade, environment and animal welfare: conditioning trade in
goods and services on conduct in another country? 207
Peter Morrison and Laura Nielsen

PaRt ii health ReGUlation and tRade laW

8. tRiPs and access to essential medicines 233
Bryan Mercurio
9. Public perception of food safety risks under Wto law: a
normative perspective 270
Alberto Alemanno

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10. Pre-market approval systems and the sPs agreement 304
Tracey Epps
11. scope of application of the sPs agreement: a post-Biotech
analysis 332
Jacqueline Peel
12. Gats and public health care: reflecting on an uneasy
relationship 363
Panagiotis Delimatsis
13. Wto law and risk factors for non-communicable diseases: a
complex relationship 390
Tania Voon

PaRt iii enviRonmental ReGUlation and tRade
laW

Section 1 Climate Change Mitigation

14. international trade ...