NAFTA and beyond a new framework for doing business in the Americas
editors and contributors, Joseph J. Norton, Thomas L. Bloodworth ; editorial coordinator, Terry K. Pennington.
- Dordrecht Boston M. Nijhoff c1995.
- xvi, 704 p. 25 cm.
- International economic development law v. 1. .
At head of title: The London Institute of International Banking, Finance, and Development Law at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies (London).
"Selected bibliography of materials on the North American Free Trade Agreement" : p. 563-581. Includes bibliographical references and index.
The NAFTA "process" in context / Joseph J. Norton -- NAFTA trade in goods / Edwin F. Einstein -- Direct investment issues (including competition and U.S. / Mexico taxation treaty) / Hope H. lCamp. Jr. and Andrius R. Kontrinas -- Transborder supply of and investment in services / T. Bloodworth, J. Norton and W. Sladek -- Secured credit transactions in Mexico. Auerback -- Intellectual property in licensing, franchising and other business arrangements / Jennifer S. Sickler and Hope H. Camp, Jr. -- Immigration and labor / Harry J. Joe -- Environmental provisions of NAFTA / Diane Pitts, J. Patrick McLaughlin, Monica Leiter Samuels, Vince Murchison and Joel Sharp -- NAFTA: the Canadian jperspective / David J. McFadden -- NAFTA: the Mexican perspective / Bill F. Kryzda -- Southern cone perspective on the North American Free Trade Agreement - NAFTA / Diego César Bunge.
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