₦4,000.00
This book is an attempt to examine the WTO/GATT anti-dumping regulations within the ambit of the peculiar developmental circumstances of developing countries with Nigeria in perspective. A combination of descriptive analysis and deductions are utilised with reference to the Nigerian experience, as a developing country seeking relevance in the global trading system where non-conforming states are regarded as pariahs. The non-availability of industries to cater for the needs of their populaces has rendered these countries viable global dumping grounds for fake, substandard and adulterated products. The conclusion here is that as far as developing countries are concerned, anti-dumping regulations as provided by GATT in Nigeria are akin to providing shoes for a man with no feet. Their salvation lies in a concerted effort to provide a panacea for their various economic woes which have defied autochthonous remedies.
Professor Violet Aigbokhaevbo is a seasoned researcher who has done extensive research work in Environmental and Criminal Law. She holds a PhD from the University of Benin. She is presently the Dean of the Faculty of Law, University of Benin.
| ISBN | 978-978-58979-8-2 |
|---|---|
| Pages | 250 |
| Publisher | Malthouse Press, Nigeria |
| Format | Paperback |
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.