The study of electronic commerce of digital products and their classification under the world trade organization rules.

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From the very beginning of attempts to organize Electronic Commerce in international field، the most important subject was categorization of Electronic Commerce under any legal systems of the Organization، i. e. GATT، GATS، TRIPS or a combination of the provisions of the GATT and GATS. The hybrid and TRIPS systems did not have required capacity for the subject matter both theoretically and practically، and in fact the main arguments have been about the coverage of GATT or GATS regulations on E-commerce. The main conflict has arose between USA and some industrialized countries in one hand، and EU and some developing countries on the other hand، in such that the former countries seek to apply GATT regulations on Electronic Commerce and the latter group sees the GATS regulations more appropriate. This conflict of perspectives which is based on especial legal and commercial approaches of parties has been continued. But it seems that the circumstances are more prepared to accept Electronic Commerce as a service، and possibly in future، Electronic Commerce would be categorized under GATS regulations.
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Persian
Published:
journal of Private law studies, Volume:45 Issue: 1, 2015
Pages:
75 to 93
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