The latest volume of the
European Yearbook of International Economic Law (Vol. 7, 2016) is out. Contents include:
- Part I Topics: Critical Perspectives on International Economic Law
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Sol Picciotto, Critical Theory and Practice in International Economic Law and the
New Global Governance
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David Schneiderman, Global Constitutionalism and International Economic Law: The Case
of International Investment Law
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Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann, From Fragmentation to Constitutionalisation of International
Economic Law? Comments on Schneiderman’s ‘Constitutionalism’
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Melaku Geboye Desta, Trade in Agricultural Products: Should Developing Countries Give
Up on the WTO Promise for a Fair and Market-Oriented Agricultural
Trading System? A Historical and Theoretical Analysis
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Christian Häberli, Agricultural Trade: How Bad Is the WTO for Development?
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Jane Kelsey, From GATS to TiSA: Pushing the Trade in Services Regime Beyond
the Limits
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Panagiotis Delimatsis, Trade in Services and Regulatory Flexibility: 20 Years of GATS,
20 Years of Critique
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Carlos M. Correa, The Current System of Trade and Intellectual Property Rights
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Nuno Pires de Carvalho, The Current System of Intellectual Property Rights Aims to Promote
Trade and Not Innovation
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Muthucumaraswamy Sornarajah, International Investment Law as Development Law: The Obsolescence
of a Fraudulent System
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Roberto Echandi, Be Careful with What You Wish: Saving Developing Countries from
Development and the Risk of Overlooking the Importance of a
Multilateral Rule-Based System on Investment in the Twenty-First
Century
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Kate Miles, Investor-State Dispute Settlement: Conflict, Convergence, and Future
Directions
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Stephan W. Schill, In Defense of International Investment Law
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Celine Tan, Shifting Sands: Interrogating the Problematic Relationship Between
International Public Finance and International Financial Regulation
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Christian Tietje, Problematic Relationships: Why International Economic Law Is
Sometimes More Complicated Than It Appears
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Peter Muchlinski, Regulating Multinational Enterprises
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Ibrahim Kanalan, Horizontal Effect of Human Rights in the Era of Transnational
Constellations: On the Accountability of Private Actors for Human
Rights Violations
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Sarah Joseph, Human Rights and International Economic Law
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Lorand Bartels, International Economic Law and Human Rights: Friends, Enemies or
Frenemies?
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Part II Regional Developments: Focus on Megaregionals and Plurilaterals
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Meredith Kolsky Lewis, The United States’ Path to Concluding the Trans-Pacific Partnership:
Will TPA + TAA = TPP?
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Henry Gao, TPP, Regulatory Coherence and China’s Free Trade Strategy from
A to Z
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Bryan Mercurio, The Flow-On Effect: How the TPP Will Re-Shape Trade Relations in
East Asia
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Jan Kleinheisterkamp & Lauge N. Skovgaard Poulsen, Investment Protection in TTIP: Three Feasible Proposals
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Simon Lester, Six Degrees of Integration: How Closely Will the TTIP Integrate the
Transatlantic Market?
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Charlotte Sieber-Gasser, TTIP and Swiss Democracy
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Azwimpheleli Langalanga & Peter Draper, Locating African Countries within Mega-Regionals
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Vincent Angwenyi, The Tripartite Free Trade Area: A Step Closer to the African Economic
Community?
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Emmanuel Opoku Awuku, Developing and Least-Developed Countries and Mega-Regional Trade
and Investment Agreements
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Billy A. Melo Araujo, The Trade in Services Agreement (TiSA): Assessing the State of Play
and Potential Pitfalls
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Part III International Economic Institutions
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Jan Bohanes, Alejandro Sánchez, & Alexandra Telychko, Overview of WTO Jurisprudence in 2014
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Catharine Titi, Recent Developments in International Investment Law
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Ludwig Gramlich, Recent Developments in IMF Policies and Activities
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Elisabeth Tuerk & Diana Rosert, The Road Towards Reform of the International Investment Agreement
Regime: A Perspective from UNCTAD
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Carsten Weerth, Recent Developments in the World Customs Organization
