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Die Zukunft des GATT

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Fragt man nach der Zukunft des GATT, so sind vor allem die Wege in die Zukunft zu betrachten, die in den Vereinbarungen der Uruguay-Runde gewiesen wurden. Diese Vereinbarungen wiederum sind nicht ohne einen Blick in die Vergangenheit zu beurteilen. Denn das Programm der Uruguay-Runde bestimmten die Probleme der 'alten' GATT-Ordnung ('GATT 1947'). In Abschnitt I dieses Beitrags wird daher eine Reihe der wichtigsten Probleme des 'GATT 1947' genannt, für die die Uruguay-Runde Lösungen finden sollte. In Abschnitt II werden wichtige Lösungsansätze für diese Probleme referiert, die in der Uruguay-Runde vereinbart wurden ('GATT 1994'). In Abschnitt III werden Fragen zur Welthandelsordnung der Zukunft, wie sie in der Uruguay-Runde konzipiert wurde, diskutiert.

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  • Molsberger, Josef, 1995. "Die Zukunft des GATT," Tübinger Diskussionsbeiträge 52, University of Tübingen, School of Business and Economics.
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