Publisher's Synopsis
EC Anti–Dumping Law– A Commentary on Regulation 384/96 Müller ∗ Khan ∗ Neumann Foreword by The Rt Hon. Lord Slynn of Hadley Dumping is recognised by international law as an unfair trade practice and anti–dumping law which protects against this has recently undergone significant developments at international level as a result of the inauguration of the WTO and the adoption of a new GATT Anti–Dumping Agreement in 1994. In the European Community, Regulation 384/96 constitutes the implementation of these rules and this book analyses every provision resulting in a comprehensive guide to the new law and practice. As well as giving detailed commentary on Regulation, the book also provides an unparalleled range of examples drawn from current practice, from the fundamental concepts of dumping and injury, to the new procedures such as anti–circumvention investigations, newcomer reviews, and suspension of measures. EC Anti–Dumping Law gives the reader:
∗ practical and expert coverage by authors who are Commission officials
∗ detailed commentary of Regulation 384/96 taken article by article
∗ an introductory overview of the GATT/WTO and EC background
∗ analysis of all aspects of the judicial review of anti–dumping measures
making this a vital publication for all lawyers advising on questions of international trade law. European/Commercial Law
