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Regulación del sector energético en México. Una década de transformación (2013-2014)-(2023-2024)
Alfredo Orellana Moyao
Editorial: Tirant lo Blanch Fecha de publicación: 17/05/2024 Páginas: 456Formato: , 21,5 x 15 cm.
En los últimos años estamos asistiendo a espectaculares avances tecnológicos que están revolucionando la manera en la que producimos, intercambiamos y consumimos bienes y servicios, creandouevos modelos de organización empresarial y canales de distribución y afectando a las relaciones económicas en un mercado que tiende a ser global. La rapidez con la que progresa la ciencia y la técnica y la realidad de un tráfico económico tremendamente permeable a dichos cambios provoca que el Derecho deba adaptarse ágil y eficazmente: el progreso económico, la productividad, el empleo y el bienestar social dependerán de la mayor pericia con la que se produzca esta adaptación. Y tal afirmación es predicable respecto del legislador –y por ello se suceden continuos cambios legislativos–, pero también obviamente de la doctrina jurídica, que debe estar atenta al análisis y estudio de lasormas y de la realidad social y económica que subyace a las mismas. Esta obra completa el catálogo de Editorial Aranzadi.
The relationship between China and the European Union (EU) is a multifaceted tapestry influenced by a multitude of factors in our evolving global landscape. From China's ascension on the global stage to the complex interplay with the United States and the impact of significant geopolitical shifts like Brexit, these dynamics shape the intricate fabric of their interaction.This comprehensive volume scrutinizes this complex relationship, examining theuances of the Belt and Road Initiative's implications and the economic entanglements arising in thisew era. It doesot merely stop at economic intersections; itavigates the terrain of sovereignty, shared values, and mutual interests, unravelling the delicate balance within this global partnership.Geopolitical intricacies come to light, be it in the corridors of Central Asia, Russia's strategies in Latin America, or the EU's calculated responses. The chapters delve deeper, glimpsing the future of global trade within frameworks like the WTO, exploring digital strategies, e-commerce, and consumer protections, their legal and economic ramifications meticulously analysed.Yet, it doesot halt at commerce and geopolitics; it ventures into critical domains like the environment and taxation. It highlights the EU's strides in climate change initiatives, tax regimes, and the pursuit of sustainable growth. Authored by distinguished experts, this work aims to unravel the web of challenges and opportunities defining the EU-China relationship in our contemporary world.For researchers and professionals in International Relations, International Political Economy, and area studies, this volume offers a panoramic view, revealing the intricate interplay of forces moulding the future of global diplomacy and governance. It serves as a compass, guiding exploration into the evolving landscape of international relations amidst the rise ofew global powers.