Legal Analyses of the Compatibility of Anti-Dumping under the WTO in Contrast with Islamic Law and Saudi Arabia’s Domestic Law

doi:10.5539/ILR.V3N1P66

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Legal Analyses of the Compatibility of Anti-Dumping under the WTO in Contrast with Islamic Law and Saudi Arabia’s Domestic Law

Published May 28, 2014 · Abdullah M. Mattar

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Abstract

The subject matter of this paper is examination of anti-dumping rules, as expressed in the WTO agreement. Research delves in compatibility of the Islamic principles and Saudi Arabian law with WTO agreement on anti-dumping. In line with that, paper would manifest the legal vacuums, advantages and disadvantages of WTO agreement and current Saudi Arabian law previsions and principles to offer a proper legal approach to shield integration and harmonization between all of GCC member of states.

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Anti-dumping rules in the WTO are not fully compatible with Islamic principles and Saudi Arabian law, highlighting the need for legal integration and harmonization among GCC states.

PopulationOlder adults (50-71 years)

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OutcomesBody Mass Index projections

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