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11	Protecting IP at the Border : A Study of Customs Enforcement Mechanism for Protection of Intellectual Property Rights in the Eurasian Economic Union Martirosyan, Nelli January 2020 (has links) No description available. Eurasian Economic Union unified customs register IP at the border border measures customs enforcement of IP rights ЕАЭС Law (excluding Law and Society)
12	The importance of regional economic integration in Africa Madyo, Manone Regina 07 1900 (has links) Motivation of virtually all regional economic integration (REI) initiatives has been prospect of enhanced economic growth. Although REI's role in contributing to growth and development was recognised and acknowledged, its importance in Africa has never been properly outlined. Theoretical background, economic assumptions and evidence of REI are examined to bring out REI's importance to Africa. Depicting from these, benefits and challenges of REI in Africa are explored. This dissertation analyses the progress, pace, approach, sequence of REI in Africa looking at different variables. Africa's regional integration blueprint and institutional framework are compared to EU's but selected areas are identified as essential for Africa. Progress on REI has been found to be slow. This study concludes that REI should be viewed as one aspect of strategy towards Africa's development and growth. However, the benefits of REI make it imperative for it to remain the central pillar of Africa's development agenda. / Economics / M.Com. (Economics) Regional economic integration Free trade agreement Trade creation Trade diversion Customs union Common external tariffs Common market Economic union Monetary union Macroeconomic convergence Regional Economic Community African Economic Communities African Union 337.16 African Economic Community African Union International economic integration Free trade -- Africa Customs unions Monetary unions -- Africa Africa -- Economic integration
13	The importance of regional economic integration in Africa Madyo, Manone Regina 07 1900 (has links) Motivation of virtually all regional economic integration (REI) initiatives has been prospect of enhanced economic growth. Although REI's role in contributing to growth and development was recognised and acknowledged, its importance in Africa has never been properly outlined. Theoretical background, economic assumptions and evidence of REI are examined to bring out REI's importance to Africa. Depicting from these, benefits and challenges of REI in Africa are explored. This dissertation analyses the progress, pace, approach, sequence of REI in Africa looking at different variables. Africa's regional integration blueprint and institutional framework are compared to EU's but selected areas are identified as essential for Africa. Progress on REI has been found to be slow. This study concludes that REI should be viewed as one aspect of strategy towards Africa's development and growth. However, the benefits of REI make it imperative for it to remain the central pillar of Africa's development agenda. / Economics / M.Com. (Economics) Regional economic integration Free trade agreement Trade creation Trade diversion Customs union Common external tariffs Common market Economic union Monetary union Macroeconomic convergence Regional Economic Community African Economic Communities African Union 337.16 African Economic Community African Union International economic integration Free trade -- Africa Customs unions Monetary unions -- Africa Africa -- Economic integration

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