WTO and Public Health

Author: Na Li
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts—upper, middle, and lower—and systematically elaborates on the background of the issue of WTO and public health, the economic and social conditions, existing systems and rules, current controversies and the reasons for their emergence, as well as the reflected conflicts of interest. On this basis, it predicts the outcomes of negotiations and the development direction of rules. This book keeps pace with the research on the WTO conducted by international academia and its cutting-edge topics, holding significant theoretical and practical importance. It enables readers to gain an in-depth understanding of the essence of the issue and its long-term development direction. This book is suitable for teachers and graduate students engaged in law (international law, WTO law, environmental law, economic law, administrative law, intellectual property law, etc.), economics, public administration, public health teaching and research, as well as civil servants (economic and trade, agriculture and forestry, health, environmental protection, etc.) and corporate management personnel for reference.