Geopolitical Risks and Geoeconomics in International Economic Law

Edited by Junji Nakagawa (), Taro Hamada () and Yoshimichi Ishikawa ()

in Economics, Law, and Institutions in Asia Pacific from Springer, currently edited by Makoto Yano

Date: 2026
ISBN: 978-981-95-6996-0
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction

Junji Nakagawa, Taro Hamada and Yoshimichi Ishikawa

Ch 2 Geopolitical Conflict, Geoeconomic Manoeuvring, and the Law of the Jungle: Are We Witnessing the End of the Liberal Trading Order?

Jianfu Chen and Zhiqiong June Wang

Ch 3 Sustainable Digitalization and Cyber Resilience on the Supply Chain

Rolf H. Weber

Ch 4 How to Capture “Supply Chain Resilience” Under Justifications of the WTO Law

Mari Shimizu

Ch 5 Geopolitical Risk and International Economic Law: An Empirical Framework for Designing Resilient Trade and Investment Rules

Yoshimichi Ishikawa

Ch 6 How Geopolitics Shape New Forms of International Economic Ordering

Alexandros Bakos

Ch 7 Investment Screening Mechanisms Under the Investment Treaty Law: The Case of the UK’s National Security and Investment Act

Apoorva Vishnoi

Ch 8 Does the Frequent Invocation of the National Security Exception Render WTO Disciplines Meaningless? Exploring Viable Options Under the Current WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism

Tomohiko Kobayashi

Ch 9 Beyond Investment Protection: A Theory of Political Risk Governance in International Investment Law

Teerawat Wongkaew

Ch 10 National Security Concerns and Data Governance: Export Restrictions on Data and Its Implications for International Economic Law

Shota Watanabe

Ch 11 Conflict Between Environmental Protection and Investment Protection

Satomi Shintani

Ch 12 Digital Silk Road or Cyber Silk Curtain? Geo-Economics and Legal Dynamics of China’s Belt and Road Initiative Within ASEAN Under the RCEP Framework

Intan Innayatun Soeparna and Sheva Atha Nugroho

Ch 13 Bamboo in the Storm: A Vietnamese Perspective on Data Sovereignty and Trust in the Digital Economy

Hien Xuan My Nguyen and Vy Thao Nguyen Ngo

Ch 14 “Soft” Law on Cybersecurity and Data Governance: Strengthening Asia’s Digital Economy

Trang Anh Mac

Ch 15 Normative Reconstruction of Data Governance in Asia Amid Geopolitical Shifts

Hiroshi Kataoka

Ch 16 The Case for the Development of an Asian Regional AI Framework—Expanding the Discussion on “Sovereign AI” to a Regional Level

Sungjin Kang

Ch 17 Technology Transfer in the Health Sector: Between Voluntary Licenses and Competition

Francisco Hernández Fernández

Ch 18 Principles of Sustainable Finance Regulation and Their International Investment Law Implications: The Case of Hong Kong and Its Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance

Soo-Hyun Lee

Ch 19 Forging Trade Rules in the Age of AI: The Case for Special Labor Safeguards

Tsai-fang Chen

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