The Legality of Bailouts and Buy Nationals: International Trade Law in a Crisis

Foreword
Acknowledgements
Contents
List of Abbreviations
Table of cases
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	Introduction
		I. Overview
		II. Promoting Competition
		III. Government Procurement Law and Policy
		IV. Integrating Competition and Government Procurement Laws
		V. Private Anti-Competitive Behaviour
		VI. Assessing the Legality of the Crisis Measures in Six Case Study Countries
		VII. The Enforcement of International Trade Law in a Crisis
		VIII. The Outline of the Book
Part  I: The Rules Governing Bailoutsand Buy-Nationals
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		The International Framework
			I. Introduction
			II. Competition Policy and Non-Discrimination under the GATT
			III. Competition and Public Procurement under the GATT
			IV. GATT Article I:1 Most Favoured Nation and Government Procurement
			V. Buy-Nationals under the Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures
			VI. Competition Policy under the GATS: Bailouts and Buy-Nationals
			VII. The WTO Government Procurement Agreement and Competition
			VIII. Conclusions
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		The Regional Rules
			I. Overview
			II. Selecting the RTAs for Assessment
			III. The USA's RTAs
			IV. Brazil's RTAs
			V. India's RTAs
			VI. The EU's RTAs
			VII. TFEU State Aid Rules under WTO Commitments
			VIII. Conclusions
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		Characterising the Rules
			I. Introduction
			II. Assessing the Provisions
			III. The Nature of Legal Obligations
			IV. The Nature of Selected WTO Obligations
			V. WTO GPA Provisions
			VI. WTO ASCM Provisions
			VII. Characterising the Selected RTA Provisions
			VIII. The TFEU and the Role of the European Commission
			IX. Summary Conclusions
Part II: The Case StudiesInternational Trade Law in a Crisis:Who Makes it and Who Breaks it?
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		Assessing the Legality of Bailouts and Buy-Nationals
			I. US Fiscal Bailout Measures
			II. Brazil"s Bailout Measures in the Financial Sector
			III. The Legality of India"s Bailouts and Buy-Nationals
			IV. Regulating Crisis Bailouts under the TFEU
			V. Member State Bailouts in the Financial Sector
			VI. The UK Financial Sector Bailouts under the TFEU
			VII. The Financial Bailout Measures in Germany
			VIII. The Legality of the Rescue Measures under the TFEU
			IX. The Interface between EU State Aid Control and the ASCM
Part III: Enforcing International TradeLaw in a Crisis
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		Challenging Bailouts and Buy National Measures
			I. Overview
			II. WTO Consultations and the Dispute Settlement Body
			III. WTO Trade Remedies 2008-13
			IV. Regional Regulatory Responses to the Crisis
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		From the Wealth to the Stealth of Nations
			I. Overview
			II. Increasing Compliance During Crises: The Case for Collective Enforcement
			III. The Institution of the WTO
			IV. Hodie tibi, cras mihi?40
			V. To the Health or the Stealth of Nations?
Appendices
	Appendix 1: US Trade Measures Notified to the WTO
	Appendix 2: Brazil's Crisis Measures
	Appendix 3: India's Crisis Measures
	Appendix 4: European Commission Communications
Bibliography
Index