Free Movement of Goods and Limits of Regulatory Autonomy in the EU and WTO

Dr Tamara Peri in is Associate Professor at the Department for European Public Law, Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb. She is also a member of the Croatian Government� Working Group for the Chapter Free Movement of Goods within EU accession negotiations and Executive Editor of the Croatian Yearbook of European Law and Policy.

'The author is successful in her attempt to present a well-researched, solidly argued and coherently structured analysis of trade liberalisation in the framework of the current institutional architecture in world trade and more specifically of the two of its most important actors, the EU and the WTO. ... a valuable contribution ... clear, comprehensible, sensible and coherent manner. ... highly recommended.' International Trade Law and Regulation '... an interesting work which offers some useful cues for reflection ... makes for interesting reading, especially for students or practitioners willing to familiarize themselves with the EC and WTO rules on free movement of goods, and to understand the main differences between these two systems.' Common Market Law Review