World Trade Review
2002 - 2025
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Volume 24, issue 5, 2025
- Reconstruction of the Evaluation of Legitimate Expectations within Investor–State Dispute Settlement: A Vantage Point from Fuller’s Interactional Theory pp. 521-542

- Fang Gu and Xu Qian
- Investment Facilitation and the Structural Evolution of International Investment Law: Toward a Third Configuration pp. 543-565

- Wentian Zu and Ying Bi
- Embedding Conditionality in the Special and Differential Treatment in WTO Disciplines on Fisheries Subsidies to Achieve Fishery Sustainability pp. 566-592

- Fenghua Li and Haibin Zhu
- Cross-Border ‘Data Adequacy’ Frameworks under GATS Article VII: Aligning WTO Members’ Rights to Protect Personal Data with Their International Commitments pp. 593-619

- Maarja Saluste
- Shifting Dynamics in WTO Ministerial Statements: A Textual Analysis of Member Engagement, 1996–2024 pp. 620-644

- Jeongmeen Suh
- Economic Resilience under the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework Supply Chain Agreement: Treading between Geoeconomic Ambitions and World Trade Organization Compatibility? pp. 645-661

- Christian Delev
- Sara Dezalay, Lawyering Imperial Encounters: Negotiating Africa’s Relationship with the World Economy Cambridge University Press, 2025 pp. 662-664

- Harrison Mbori
- Chien-Huei Wu, Ching-Fu Lin and Han-Wei Liu, Economic Cooperation in the Shadow of Contested Sovereignty Hart Publishing, 2025, 248 pages pp. 664-666

- Iryna Bogdanova
- Capital Controls and International Economic Law Bryan Mercurio, Cambridge University Press, 2023 pp. 667-669

- Xueliang Ji and Wenhua Shan
- S. Shadikhodjaev, Energy and Environment: Exploring the Nexus under International Economic Law Cambridge University Press, 2024, 341 p pp. 670-672

- Anna-Alexandra Marhold
- S. Shadikhodjaev, Energy and Environment: Exploring the Nexus under International Economic Law Cambridge University Press, 2024, 341 p. – CORRIGENDUM pp. 673-673

- Anna-Alexandra Marhold
- The National Security Exception at the WTO: Should it Just Be a Matter of When Members Can Avail of It? What About How? – CORRIGENDUM pp. 674-675

- Mona Pinchis-Paulsen, Kamal Saggi and Petros C. Mavroidis
Volume 24, issue 4, 2025
- Introduction: Tariff Turbulence: The New US Trade Policy and its Impact on the Global Trading System pp. 427-429

- Wolfgang Alschner, Manfred Elsig, Joseph Francois and Miriam Manchin
- Tariffs versus Subsidies: Protection versus Industrial Policy pp. 430-437

- Stephanie J. Rickard
- The Trump Administration’s Reciprocal Duties pp. 438-445

- Edward Balistreri
- The Likely Micro- and Macro-Economic Consequences of a Unilateral US Trade Policy pp. 446-462

- Robert Koopman
- Semiconductor Tariffs as Policy Whiplash pp. 463-470

- Shin-yi Peng
- On the Feasibility, by Means of Customs Duties, of an Entirely (or Almost Entirely) Made-in-the-USA Automobile pp. 471-480

- Didier Chambovey
- The Perils of Institutional Rigidity, or How the WTO Helped to Sow the Seeds of Trump pp. 481-488

- Judith Goldstein and Alan Sykes
- Trump’s Trade Policy and the World Trade Organization pp. 489-497

- Patrick Low and George Riddell
- Recalibration, Shielding and Containment: How the World Trading System De-risks from China and the United States pp. 498-508

- Wolfgang Alschner
- How the US Reciprocal Tariff Plan May Save the Global Trading System pp. 509-514

- Joost Pauwelyn
- (When) Can Trade Wars Be Good? pp. 515-519

- Henry Gao and Weihuan Zhou
Volume 24, issue 3, 2025
- Frieder Roessler and the Trading System pp. 321-323

- Steve Charnovitz
- Frieder Roessler and the Advisory Centre on WTO Law – the Culmination of a Career pp. 325-329

- Niall Meagher
- Frieder Roessler's Guiding Hand at the Advisory Centre on WTO Law pp. 330-333

- Cherise Valles
- Frieder Roessler's Contributions to the WTO Legal System pp. 334-338

- Gabrielle Marceau
- Frieder Rössler and ‘Geneva Ordoliberalism’: From William Rappard to Pascal Lamy and Beyond? pp. 339-344

- Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann
- An Uncommon Mind: Frieder Roessler's Legacy pp. 345-348

- Petros C. Mavroidis
- A Brilliant Trade Lawyer and Model of Integrity – the Legacy of Frieder Roessler pp. 349-355

- Lothar Ehring
- A Universalist, Shaping Destinies, Staying True to Himself pp. 356-360

- Werner Zdouc
- Normative Realignment in Domestic Trade Barriers Procedures: Driving Unilateralism in the EU, US, and China pp. 361-386

- Julien Chaisse and Xueji Su
- Beyond Investment Protection and ISDS: Towards an Investment Law Research Agenda Focusing on Investment Facilitation and Liberalization Commitments pp. 387-403

- Joshua Paine
- Breaking the Impasse of Appointing Members of the WTO Appellate Body: A Perspective from International Institutional Law pp. 404-422

- Kaijun Pan
- International Economic Law in the Era of Datafication Shin-Yi Peng Cambridge University Press, 2024) pp. 423-426

- Mira Burri
Volume 24, issue 2, 2025
- Trade and Sustainability in an Era of Re-globalization pp. 129-135

- Weihuan Zhou
- Industrial Policy and International Cooperation pp. 136-152

- Bernard Hoekman and Douglas Nelson
- Multi-Purpose Green Industrial Policy and the WTO: An Unavoidable Clash? pp. 153-171

- Mandy Meng Fang
- Green Regionalism in World Trade Law pp. 172-193

- Pasha L. Hsieh
- Free Trade Agreements as Sites of Economic Diplomacy: Agreeing Common Standards for Sustainable Development pp. 194-213

- Gregory Messenger
- Developing Countries' Participation in Environmental Services Negotiations: What are the Challenges and What Should be Done? pp. 214-236

- Sanvid Tuljapurkar and Ruosi Zhang
- Critical Raw Materials, the Net-Zero Transition and the ‘Securitization’ of the Trade and Climate Change Mitigation Nexus: Pinpointing Environmental Risks and Charting a New Path for Transnational Decarbonization pp. 237-256

- Giulia Claudia Leonelli
- Demystifying China's Critical Minerals Strategies: Rethinking ‘De-risking’ Supply Chains pp. 257-281

- Weihuan Zhou, Victor Crochet and Haoxue Wang
- Addressing Competitiveness Concerns of EU exporters with Industrial Policy: The Role of Innovation Support pp. 282-301

- Michael Jakob and Michael Mehling
- mRNA Technology Transfer Hub and Intellectual Property: Towards a more Equitable and Sustainable Model pp. 302-320

- Tolulope Anthony Adekola and Bryan Mercurio
Volume 24, issue 1, 2025
- An Economic Assessment of the EU–Japan Economic Partnership Agreement with Realistic Preference Utilization Rates pp. 1-24

- Camille Van der Vorst
- An Environmental Agreement in a Trade Court – Is the WTO's Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies Enforceable? pp. 25-49

- Kathleen Auld, Linda Del Savio and Loretta Feris
- Long-Term Relationship over Litigation: Mediation in WTO Dispute Settlement Proceedings pp. 50-74

- Jaemin Lee
- The Unsettled Governance of the Dual-Use Items under Article XXI(b)(ii) GATT: A New Battleground for WTO Security Exceptions pp. 75-100

- Alexandr Svetlicinii and Xueji Su
- Disentangling Legal Stability from Legitimate Expectations: Towards Greater Deference to Regulatory Changes in Renewable Energy Transition Policies in Investment Arbitration pp. 101-119

- Chen Yu
- Tonia Novitz, Trade, Labour, and Sustainable Development: Leaving No One in the World of Work Behind Edward Elgar Publishing, 2024 - Kevin J. Middlebrook, The International Defense of Workers: Labor Rights, US Trade Agreements, and State Sovereignty Columbia University Press, 2024 pp. 120-125

- Desirée LeClercq
- Underground Empire: How America Weaponized the World Economy Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman Henry Holt and Co., 2023 pp. 125-127

- Elina Ribakova
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