This practical commentary addresses all aspects of the EC Anti-Dumping regulation and makes extensive comparison with WTO Anti-Dumping Law. Anti-Dumping Law is a branch of EC and WTO law which is of considerable practical and economic relevance. This book is the long-awaited new edition of the 1997 book by the same authors and includes all the changes in that period including relevant Court rulings, the extensive practice by the Council and the Commission of the European Union as well as reports by the WTO Dispute Settlement Panels. This book will be the standard reference book among practitioners and government officials around the world as many important countries using anti-dumping instruments have based their laws and practice on the EC model.

EC and WTO Anti-Dumping Law: A Handbook

Business & Money

Mueller, Wolfgang

Khan, Nicholas

Scharf, Tibor

Economics

Oxford University Press

Wolf: Persecution-Escape-Survival-Triumph

A few months after the end of World War I, Wolfgang Mueller was born in Germany to two Jewish, college-educated parents. As he grew up in a happy, erudite environment, Mueller could never have known that the celebration of his Bar-Mizwa in 1932, coinciding with the rise the Nazis, would mark a very important turning point in his life. As Adolf Hitler assumed the role of chancellor, Mueller was filled with fear and foreboding, as were his parents&mdash;feelings that instigated a subsequent decision to send Mueller to boarding school in England. After being recruited to work at an American company while still in school, Mueller details how he embarked on a journey in 1936 that carried him through life-changing experiences as an American soldier during World War II to a return to civilian life, during which he eventually married, started a family, and realized professional success. Wolf shares the inspirational story of one man&rsquo;s remarkable lifelong experiences as he escaped from Nazi terror to build a life in America and learned to appreciate his good fortune.

Parenting & Relationships

Abbott Press

AbbottPress

After World War II, Austria was occupied by Soviet, American, British, and French forces. This study provides the history of the treaty that was negotiated in order to end this occupation. In the Moscow Declaration of 1943, the United States, Great Britain and the Soviet Union had declared that Austria should be liberated from Nazi rule and reconstructed as an independent state. After the war, however, this goal was soon overshadowed by security and power considerations, and then by the Cold War. While the West strove to safeguard Austria’s independence from communist expansion, the USSR refused to finalize a treaty and to withdraw from its zone in the eastern part of the country. In the end it took until 1955 to come to an agreement and receive Soviet consent for a treaty. An important Soviet precondition for agreeing to withdraw was Austria becoming a permanently neutral country. The roots of Austria’s neutrality as traced in this volume were not only linked to Soviet, but also to Austrian considerations. Based on US, Soviet, British, French, German, Swiss and Austrian documents, the book analyzes the risks, pitfalls and blockades that had to be avoided and overcome before Austria could finally regain its independence and be reconstructed.

A Cold War over Austria: The Struggle for the State Treaty, Neutrality, and the End of East–West Occupation, 1945–1955 (The Harvard Cold War Studies Book Series)

History

Stourzh, Gerald

Europe

Lexington Books

Protokolle Des Ministerrates Der Zweiten Republik, Kabinett Leopold Figl I (Die Protokolle des Ministerrates der Zweiten Republik Osterreich, 10) (German Edition)

Austrian Academy of Sciences

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