Anti-dumping Procedures in the EurAsEC Customs Union

The creation of the EurAsEC Customs Union and Russia’s ascension into the WTO has led to a radical change in Russia’s anti-dumping legislation. Antidumping regulation ceased to be a national jurisdiction and was transferred to the Eurasian Economic Commission, a supranational regulator. The new anti...

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Published in:The Liverpool law review 2015-08, Vol.36 (2), p.183-194
Main Authors: Kozyrin, Alexander N., Yalbulganov, Alexander A.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Anti dumping
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Ethics
Law
Law and Criminology
Legal History
Legislation
Philosophy of Law
Regulation
Theories of Law
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Summary:The creation of the EurAsEC Customs Union and Russia’s ascension into the WTO has led to a radical change in Russia’s anti-dumping legislation. Antidumping regulation ceased to be a national jurisdiction and was transferred to the Eurasian Economic Commission, a supranational regulator. The new anti-dumping legislation of the EurAsEC Customs Union, antidumping procedures; their principles, participants, and main stages, are analysed in this article; also, the legal treatment of information used in the anti-dumping regulation.
ISSN:0144-932X
1572-8625
DOI:10.1007/s10991-015-9169-4