Keyword [Uruguay]
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| 1. | Agreement On Trade-Related Investment Measures Evolvement And Prospect |
| 2. | Research On The Development And Prospect Of Agreement On Trade-Related Investment Measures |
| 3. | The Study Of The Legal Issues Of Agricultural Domestic Support After China's Accession To The WTO |
| 4. | After China's Accession To The Wto Agricultural Market Liberalization And Related Legislative Issues |
| 5. | A Study On The Implementation Mechanism Of WTO Dispute Settlement Body Decisions In The United States |
| 6. | Kicking Against The Distance:A Study On Football Diplomacy And The Global Complementarity Between China And Uruguay |
| 7. | Research On Multilateral Economic Diplomacy |
| 8. | Batllismo and the Yankees: The United States and Uruguay, 1903--1929 |
| 9. | Public administration of defence resources in Uruguay |
| 10. | A place for family farming: Food sovereignty in Uruguay |
| 11. | Expanding the scope of multilateral regimes: The Uruguay Round of GATT negotiations |
| 12. | The political ecology of MERCOSUR/L: Local knowledge and responses to a competitive market (Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay) |
| 13. | Legal tolls and the rule of law: The judicial response to police killings in South America (Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay) |
| 14. | Why developing countries participate in multilateral negotiations in the face of power disparities: An examination of the Uruguay Round |
| 15. | Retrenchment versus maintenance: The politics of social policy change in Chile and Uruguay, 1973--1998 |
| 16. | The impact of regional integration on the foreign policy options of small and middle power states: The cases of Argentina, Portugal, Spain, and Uruguay |
| 17. | The military aristocracy of the Rio de la Plata: Monarchy, republic, and military institutions in Argentina and Uruguay, 1806--1865 |
| 18. | Sovereignty after Uruguay: A critical analysis of the impact of the Uruguay Round and the World Trade Organization on continued nation-state sovereignty |
| 19. | Breaking the silence: Japan's behaviors in the Tokyo and Uruguay Rounds of the GATT |
| 20. | Post-transition human rights performance in Peru, Uruguay, and South Korea |
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