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The question of adjudication in international financial law has rarely been analysed comprehensively in the legal literature. This can probably be...

International trade law under WTO is a mature field of international economic law (IEL). In contrast, international monetary and financial law is still emerging as a discipline within IEL....

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International financial law (IFL) is evolving from a situation of acquiesced anarchy (characterized by coordination dilemmas, compliance gaps, and...

The general compliance with investment awards was until recently considered to have been good. Some recent reports, however, have revealed that certain states refuse to comply, or delay...

This article identifies Professor's Jackson philosophies which permeated the “development aspect” of WTO Law. Firstly, it illustrates that throughout, he influenced the WTO legal framework....

This article first seeks to demonstrate the exceptional levels of protectionism accorded to the agricultural sector, especially in many developed countries. It reviews the principal...

International trade law underwent a profound paradigm shift during the 1990’s and into the 21st century as a response to globalization, and to a legitimacy crisis sparked by unresolved...

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It is often claimed that international investment arbitration is marked by a revolving door: individuals act sequentially and even simultaneously as...

Rules of Origin (ROO) are in need of reform. Aside from being used for protectionist purposes, they have also become so complicated that they result in companies foregoing trade preferences...

In a journal analyzing developments in the theory and practice of international economic law (IEcL), it is appropriate occasionally to reflect on the changing meaning of IEcL and its...

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Individuals, businesses, and governments increasingly use data to create new services delivered via the internet. In so doing, they are creating a new...

The article makes two contributions: first, it locates the causes of the increase in parallel, overlapping, or related proceedings in the enforcement of international trade and investment...

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Rapid technological advances are making it technically and economically feasible to transport electricity over longer distances irrespective of the...

To what extent should countries with different levels of social and economic development be treated differently; to what extent are existing international standards too high for developing...

Over the past few years, renewable energy subsidies have become one of the main sources of trade disputes at the WTO. A total of six cases have been initiated against renewable energy...

The Great Recession has prompted unparalleled economic research on the causes and handling of crises. It is then important for international investment law to catch up with the new...