European Dual-Use Trade Controls: Beyond Materiality and Borders

In the 2012 third annual Chaufontaine Group conference, young European lawyers, economists, and political scientists considered intangible technology transfer and the extraterritorial application of national laws as applied by certain states to intangible technology transfers, but not limited to intangibles. Their emphasis is on European law within the broader international trade and economic context, but some political matters do slip in. After reviewing the concepts and trends, they focus in turn on 11 European states. Annotation ©2014 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)