Conflicts of national laws with international business activity : issues of extraterritoriality /

By:

Hermann, A. H

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Material type: Text

TextSeries: Publications of the British-North American CommitteePublication details: [London] : British-North American Committee ; [Washington, D.C. : National Planning Association, distributor, c1982Description: xii, 96 pISBN:

0902594419 (pbk.) :

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DDC classification:

R340.97 HER

LOC classification:

K7582.M6 H47 1982

Summary: This study includes an examination of not only the extraterritorial application of national laws (typically by the United States) but also the extraterritorial effects of certain national laws and practices, such as those of state monopolies, including those of state trading countries. The study therefore is an attempt to put "long arm" laws into such a wider perspective and explore the possibility of an international solution.

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"British-North American Committee, sponsored by British-North American Research Association (U.K.), National Planning Association (U.S.A.), C.D. Howe Institute (Canada)."

"August 1982"--Verso t.p.

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This study includes an examination of not only the extraterritorial application of national laws (typically by the United States) but also the extraterritorial effects of certain national laws and practices, such as those of state monopolies, including those of state trading countries. The study therefore is an attempt to put "long arm" laws into such a wider perspective and explore the possibility of an international solution.

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