中央财经大学翻译论文集之一：WTO-政府采购协定的发展与改革专题文集

发布时间：2010/11/15

许可翻译的声明

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本项目负责人和本论文集的主编曹富国教授感谢下列著作权人对其有关文章结集翻译和出版的授权：

The Editor of this Collection of articles gratefully acknowledges all the authors and publishers of the articles listed below for their permissions granted to the Editior for translation and publication under the Asialink Project.

Annet Blank and Gabrielle Marceau, The history of the Government Procurement Negotiations Since 1945, 5 Public Procurement Law Review 77., 1996.

Valeria Guimaraes De Lima e Silva, The Revision of the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement: to What Extent Might It Contribute to the Expansion of Current Membership, P.P.L.R. 2008, 2, 61-98.

Arie Reich, the new GATT AGP: the Pitfalls of Plurilateralism and Strict reciprocity (1997)31 Jounral of World Trade 125

Paul J. Carrier, Sovereignty under the Agreement on Government Procurement, 6 Minn. J. Global Trade 67.

Victor Mosoti, The WTO Agreement on Government Procurement: A Necessary Evil in the Legal Strategy for Development in the Poor World?, 25 U. Pa. J. Int’l Econ. L. 593.

David Collins, Canada’s Sub-central Government under the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement, P.P.L.R. 2008, 1, 21-35.

Robert D. Anderson, China’s Accession to the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement: Procedural Considerations, Potential Benefits and Challenges, and Implementation of the Ongoing Re-negotiation of the Agreement, P.P.L.R. 2008, 4,161-174.

Jean Heilman Grier, Recent Developments in International Trade Agreements Covering Government Procurement, 35 Public Contract Law Journal 385.,2006

Robert D. Anderson and Sue Arrowsmith, “The WTO Regime on Government Procurement: Past, Present and Future”, Chapter 1 in Sue Arrowsmith, Robert D. Anderson (eds), The WTO Regime on Government Procurement: Challenge and Reform, forthcoming Cambridge University Press, 2011.

Ping Wang, “Accession to the Agreement on Government Procurement: the Case of China ”, Chapter 3 in Sue Arrowsmith, Robert D. Anderson (eds), The WTO Regime on Government Procurement: Challenge and Reform, forthcoming Cambridge University Press, 2011.

Arwel Davies, “The National Treatment and Exceptions Provisions of the Agreement on Government Procurement and the Pursuit of Horizontal Policies”, Chapter 14 in Sue Arrowsmith, Robert D. Anderson (eds), The WTO Regime on Government Procurement: Challenge and Reform, forthcoming Cambridge University Press, 2011.

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The translation is only for reading reference and may be subject to further proof-reading.

此论文集是在欧盟Asialink项目下的一部分。欧亚大学间公共采购法教学和研究联盟的成员对此书的内容单独承担责任，在任何情况下不视为反映欧盟的立场。欧亚大学间公共采购法教学和研究联盟是由所诺丁汉大学领导，其它成员有：哥本哈根商学院、哥本哈根大学、中央财经大学（北京）和新疆财经大学，以及马来西亚大学。

These materials were produced with the financial assistance of the EU. The contents of the materials are the sole responsibility of the members of the consortium involved in the EU Asia Inter University Network for Teaching and Research in Public Procurement Regulation and can under no circumstances be regarded as reflecting the position of the European Union. The EU Asia Inter University Network for Teaching and Research in Public Procurement Regulation was led by University of Nottingham (Project leader: Professor Sue Arrowsmith) and the other consortium members are Copenhagen Business School, the University of Copenhagen, the Central University of Finance and Economics (Beijing), Xinjiang University　of Finance and Economics, and the University of Malaya”.