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The multilateral trade agreements in the Annexes to the Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization provide a comprehensive structure for international trade. Why would trading partners in different countries feel the need to go outside this framework in order to set up preferential trade arrangements? This book considers the structure of the World Trade Organization’s agreements and the types of preferential trade arrangements, and deliberates the value of the latter in the light of the operation of the former. Preferential Trade Agreements and International Law offers a comprehensive examination of preferential trade agreements and considers the features of specific regional and bilateral trade agreements without drawing upon systematic features and trends. It shows the latest state of knowledge on the topic and will be of value to researchers, academics, policymakers, and students interested in international trade and economic law.

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Graeme Baber is an independent legal researcher, and has published many articles, comments, briefings and updates. His previous monographs are The Impact of Legislation and Regulation on the Freedom of Movement of Capital in Estonia, Poland and Latvia (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2010), The Free Movement of Capital and Financial Services: An Exposition? (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2014), The European Union and the Global Financial Crisis: A View from 2016 (Nova Science Publishers, 2016), Essays on International Law (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2017), and International Financial Law: Quo Vadis? (Nova Science Publishers, 2017). Graeme has written dissertations and chapters for edited collections, and has presented his work at international conferences. He is an experienced teacher of university students, lecturing on both international law and financial law.

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