The Law and Development Review

2008 - 2025

Current editor(s): Yong-Shik Lee

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Developing Countries in the 21st Century WTO: New Contours of India's Global Engagement pp. 1-27: Karmakar Suparna
To What Extent Should Labor and Environmental Standards Be Linked to Trade? pp. 28-52: Shahin Magda
Debt-for-development Exchanges: The Origins of a Financial Technique pp. 53-76: Buckley Ross
Anarchy and Development: An Application of the Theory of Second Best pp. 77-96: Peter Leeson and Williamson Claudia R.
Law in Asia: The Key Role of Law as a Productive Force for Development pp. 97-115: Ziegert Klaus A.
Competition Law as Development Policy: Evidence from Poland pp. 116-150: Rajabiun Reza
Suturing the Open Veins of Ecuador: Debt, Default and Democracy pp. 151-191: Mansell Wade and Openshaw Karen
From Nominal to Substantive Democracy: The Role and Design of Election Management Bodies pp. 192-224: Trebilcock Michael and Chitalkar Poorvi
The Twin Failures of the CDM: Recommendations for the "Copenhagen Protocol" pp. 225-256: Kneteman Christie and Green Andrew
Revisiting the Tobin Tax, in the Context of Development and the Financial Crisis pp. 257-282: Yates Nicholas A
Decentralization of Development and Nation-Building Today: Reconstructing Colombia from the Margins of Bogotá pp. 283-366: Eslava Luis
Theoretical Basis and Regulatory Framework for Microtrade: Combining Volunteerism with International Trade towards Poverty Elimination pp. 367-399: Lee Yong-Shik

Foreword pp. 1-2: Editors The
The Sen Conception of Development and Contemporary International Law Discourse: Some Parallels pp. 3-22: Chimni Bhupinder
Proliferation of Free Trade Agreements and Some Systemic Issues - In Relation to the WTO Disciplines and Development Perspectives pp. 23-50: Matsushita Mitsuo and Lee Y.S.
Rediscovering the Role of Developing Countries in GATT before the Doha Round pp. 51-73: Ismail Faizel
The Generalized System of Preferences of the United States: Does It Promote Industrialization and Economic Growth in Least Developed Countries? pp. 74-97: Dowlah Caf
EU Sanitary Standards and Sub-Saharan African Agricultural Exports: A Case Study of the Livestock Sector in East Africa pp. 98-123: Desta Melaku Geboye
Who Are the Developing Countries in the WTO? pp. 124-153: Cui Fan