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Global trade has become the lifeblood of the modern economy, linking nations through the exchange of goods, services, and capital. The rules that govern international trade shape economic growth, political relationships, and development across the world. The Law and Policy of the World Trade Organization provides a detailed examination of the legal and institutional framework underpinning global commerce. The book discusses the principles of nondiscrimination, market access, and dispute settlement that define the functioning of the WTO. It also explores trade negotiations, regional agreements, and the balance between free trade and public policy objectives such as environmental protection and human rights. Through case studies and analysis of landmark rulings, it offers readers a thorough understanding of how international trade law operates in theory and practice.

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Marko Nikolić obtained his Master's degree from the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law in 2014. He specialized in Criminal Law, Family Law, and Environmental Law. He spent his Master's year studying international child abduction in the modern world. He was employed in the Ministry of Defense's Legal Department and was also working as a legal secretary in numerous educational institutions. His freelance engagements are including more than 40 longterm clients and he also established a consulting agency in 2021. He is the head of the sector in a company specializing in intellectual property and his focus is in trademarking. In addition to professional literature editing, he published a novel on the subject of history and mythology in 2020. Out of office his main focus are environmental and ecological issues.

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