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Abbreviations 11(2)
Introduction 13(8)
Statement of the Problem and Necessity for a Research
13(4)
Research Goal and Importance
17(1)
Research Hypotheses
17(1)
Structure
18(3)
Chapter 1 Legal Basis of Regional Trade Agreements in the World Trade Organization and the Importance of Multilateralization of Regionalism
21(22)
1 Regional Trade Agreements and the World Trade Organization
21(11)
i GATT Article XXIV (Territorial Application - Frontier Traffic - Customs Union and Free Trade Areas) and Understanding on GATT Article XXIV
22(5)
ii The Enabling Clause
27(1)
iii GATS Article V (Economic Integration)
28(2)
iv Current and Future WTO Negotiations on RTAs
30(2)
2 Multilateralization of Regionalism
32(10)
i Definition and Background
33(2)
ii How Multilateralization of Regionalism Could Function?
35(3)
iii The Role of Mega-regional Arrangements
38(4)
3 Summary of the
Chapter
42(1)
Chapter 2 The Geopolitical Situation and the Specifics of the Regional Trade Agreements in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
43(32)
1 The General Characteristics of RTAs in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus Region
43(4)
2 Historical Context, Geopolitical Perspective and Foreign Policy
47(13)
i Post-Soviet Republics
48(2)
ii Russia
50(1)
iii TheEU
51(4)
iv Other International Players
55(5)
3 The Main RTAs of Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus Region
60(13)
i The EAEU
60(6)
ii Association Agreements of the EU with Moldova, Georgia and the Ukraine
66(3)
iii The CIS
69(4)
4 Summary of the
Chapter
73(2)
Chapter 3 Traditional Sectors in the Regional Trade Agreements in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus and Multilateralization of Regionalism
75(80)
1 Rules of Origin Provisions of the RTAs in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
75(24)
i Definition and the Importance of the Rules of Origin
75(3)
ii The Preferential RoO
78(5)
iii RoO Models
83(1)
iv Way Forward
84(1)
v RoO Provisions within the RTAs of Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
85(10)
vi Key Findings
95(4)
2 Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) and Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) Provisions of the RTAs in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
99(12)
i TBT and SPS in the Multilateral Trade
99(4)
ii SPS and TBT in the RTAs
103(2)
iii SPS and TBT Provisions within the RTAs in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
105(4)
iv Key Findings
109(2)
3 Transparency and Trade Facilitation Provisions of the RTAs in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus Region
111(24)
i Trade Facilitation and Transparency Harmonization across the Globe
111(3)
ii Trade Facilitation and Transparency and the RTAs
114(3)
iii Core Trade Facilitation and Transparency Measures
117(5)
iv Trade Facilitation and Transparency Provisions within the RTAs of Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
122(9)
v Key Findings
131(4)
4 Intellectual Property Provisions of the RTAs in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
135(16)
i Intellectual Property and the WTO
135(2)
ii Specific Elements of Intellectual Property
137(3)
iii The TRIPS versus RTAs on Intellectual Property
140(2)
iv Regional Trade Agreements of Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus on the Intellectual Property Rights
142(6)
v Key Findings
148(3)
5 Summary of the
Chapter
151(4)
Chapter 4 WTO Beyond Provisions of the Regional Trade Agreements in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus and Multilateralization of Regionalism
155(48)
1 Investment Provisions of the RTAs in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
155(15)
i Investment in Multilateral Trade Agreements
155(3)
ii Investment in Regional Trade Agreements
158(2)
iii Investment and Multilateralization of Regionalism
160(1)
iv Investment Provisions within the RTAs in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
161(5)
v Key Findings
166(4)
2 Competition Provisions of the RTAs in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
170(13)
i Competition in the Multilateral Trade
170(3)
ii Competition in Regional Trade Agreements
173(1)
iii Competition and Multilateralization of Regionalism
174(1)
iv Competition Provisions within the RTAs in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
175(5)
v Key Findings
180(3)
3 Energy Provisions of the RTAs in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
183(17)
i Energy and Multilateralism
183(6)
ii Energy in Regional Trade Agreements
189(1)
iii Energy Provisions within the RTAs in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
190(7)
v Key Findings
197(3)
4 Summary of the
Chapter
200(3)
Chapter 5 Assessing Possibility of Multilateralization of the Regional Trade Agreements of Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
203(10)
1 Criteria for the Multileralization of the Regionalism
203(3)
i OECD Criteria
203(2)
ii Other Considerations
205(1)
2 Application of Criteria for Multilateralization of Regionalism to This Region
206(5)
3 Summary of the
Chapter
211(2)
Conclusion 213(1)
The Following Were Concluded Based on the Analysis of the Research 214(5)
References 219(15)
List of Laws and Regulations 234(4)
Court Cases 238
Seljan Verdiyeva specializes in the area of international law and international trade law. She works as a foreign trade specialist and trade diplomat for the government of Azerbaijan.
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