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In this article, we propose a new monetary framework that defines a broader set of assets, De Facto Money (DFM), as the benchmark for improving financial stability. DFM is defined as...

The CARIFORUM EPA (…) is a new kind of free-trade agreement as sustainable development is the presiding principle governing the whole agreement.¹

This article examines the concept of de facto breaches of a national treatment obligation in the context of Articles III:2 (fiscal measures) and III:4 (regulatory measures) of the GATT 1994null...

This article considers the subject of ‘multi-level governance’ respecting ‘ “regulatory” financial standard-setting’ through the lens of the 2008 ‘Santiago Principles’ and 2009...

Consumer information labelling is a vital part of modern environmental regulation, which has significant advantages over traditional command and control and market mechanism approaches....

Anonymous individual opinions in World Trade Organisation (WTO) jurisprudence are occurring more frequently. This article describes and critiques the 14 individual opinions expressed...

This note addresses the trade policy measures states have taken during the current economic crisis and makes comparison with those taken during the Great Depression. While significant...

A World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute panel has decided the WTO’s first antitrust case. It resolved the matter in favour of the United States’ claim that Mexico had anticompetitively...

Is ineffective protection of international public goods, and thereby also of interrelated national public goods, the inevitable fate of humanity? The negative answer to this question in...

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Petersmann’s works focus on the normative and fundamental issues of international economic law (IEL) with such nonvarying analytical tools as the...