A Research Agenda for Global Power Shifts and International Economic Law

Slawotsky, Joel

A Research Agenda for Global Power Shifts and International Economic Law

Edited by Joel Slawotsky ()

Abstract: This innovative Research Agenda examines the transformational changes affecting the global economic architecture, international law, and investment and trade paradigms. Renowned authors discuss and raise insightful questions with respect to a host of topics including: international tribunals, human rights policies, cross-border data flows, trends in the digital economy, WTO reform, sanctions, subsidies, judicialization of global economic governance, the Digital Economy Partnership Agreement, and the re-conceptualization of national security.

Keywords: Digitalization; Human Rights; National Security; International Tribunals; Arbitration; Wto; Global Power Shifts; International Economic Law (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035311491
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction to A Research Agenda for Global Power Shifts and International Economic Law: Joel Slawotsky
Overcoming the human, rights, and the state in human rights: Larry Catá Backer (白轲)
Digitalization and global power shifts: implications for cross-border data flows and digital FDI: Julien Chaisse
The New Development Philosophy: inspiration for the WTO reform on industrial subsidy rules: Ru Ding and Yupeng Cheng
The dejudicialization of global economic governance: a paradigm shift in international economic law?: Ming Du
Digitalization and its role in international economic law: Locknie Hsu
Conceptualizing national security in an era of transformative technologies and strategic conflict: Joel Slawotsky
The revolt against international tribunals: Paul B. Stephan
Is DEPA a new choice for China in participating in global digital trade governance?: Wei Shen
International commercial arbitration in the digital economy: Leon Trakman and Robert Walters
The ever-expanding action of the EU against subsidies, except its own: Juhi Dion Sud and Edwin Vermulst
Unilateral sanctions: kind and degree; long-arm and strong-arm jurisdiction; real intent and “could-be” intent1: Sienho Yee

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