Titlebook: Integration and International Dispute Resolution in Small States; Petra Butler,Eva Lein,Rhonson Salim Book 2018 Springer International Pub

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International Tax Arbitration: A New Avenue for Small State International Financial Centres?tates are developing nations. Even though they have an existing investment regime, they have not been able to establish themselves as international trade centre because of various demographic, economic, geographical reasons and hence substantially lack behind in growth and sustainable development goals as compared to big states.

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Small States and Regional Dispute Resolution Mechanisms: The Caribbean and Pacific Experiencesase. This article analyses dispute resolution mechanisms of two regional integration schemes—the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the currently negotiated Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations (PACER)-Plus—in order to ascertain whether these mechanisms fit challenges resulting from the smallness of the participating member states.

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Enforcement of Regional Economic Integration in the Caribbean: Treaty Enforcement by the Caribbean Cntial of judicial enforcement of treaty rules through the CCJ, particularly in the context of conflicting national legislation. It also scrutinises the practical problems of a closer co-operation regime for CARICOM, in light of recent OECS initiatives, and finishes with concluding observations.

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Book 2018all States as financial centres as well as B2B and State to State dispute resolution involving Small States. Several contributions allow the reader to familiarise themselves with the general subject matter; others scrutinise the particular issues Small States face when confronted with an internation

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Achieving Sustainable Development Goal 8 in Small Island Developing States by Capital Raising Law Retion (in PNG and Tonga) of the private company/public company distinction and the carving out of securities regulation into a discrete statute following the example of the Securities Act 1978 (NZ) in PNG and Samoa.

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How Small Jurisdictions Compete in International Financial Services legitimacy of various modes of cross-border regulatory competition—and as in other such fraught contexts, much turns on how the debate is framed, and the perspective from which one views the issues at hand.

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Kosovo: The Perspective of a Pro-Arbitration Countryration law, which naturally lead towards the establishment of arbitration institutions, and later the outward support for arbitration in investment disputes. These recent developments bring Kosovo in line with an international arbitration mentality, and the country has made a solid resolution to support such a change.

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2627-5996 international dispute resolution.Dedicates a large section tThis book provides an insight into commercial relations between large economies and Small States, the benefits of regional integration, the role of Small States as financial centres as well as B2B and State to State dispute resolution invol

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International Arbitration and Domestic Laws: A Symbiotic Interaction?weight is attributed to arbitration and governing contract law choices in cross-border transactions? How is this relationship nurtured? Is it nurtured at all? Is there any connection between arbitration and choice of law of which we should be aware?