Journal of International Economic Law

Volume 1 - 27

Current editor(s): Kathleen Claussen, Sergio Puig and Michael Waibel

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Volume 27, issue 4, 2024

Global tax governance: taking stock of the past and looking forward pp. 591-595

Tsilly Dagan and Alice Pirlot

What is wrong with the international business tax system? pp. 596-603

John Vella

The elusive reform of international tax dispute settlement pp. 604-610

Yariv Brauner

Using multilateral instruments to preserve a bilateral system pp. 611-617

Philip Baker

International institutions in global tax governance pp. 618-623

Miranda Stewart

The role of the United Nations in ensuring equitable tax policies for developing countries pp. 624-631

Afton Titus

Rethinking taxing rights pp. 632-638

Luís Eduardo Schoueri and Pedro Guilherme Lindenberg Schoueri

Global justice in the reshaping of international tax pp. 639-645

Ivan Ozai

Remaking trade for a sustainable future pp. 646-652

Joel Trachtman, Jan Yves Remy and Daniel C Esty

Sustainability and the WTO trading system pp. 653-658

James Bacchus

First, ‘things’ first: prioritizing environmental goods tariff reductions at the WTO pp. 659-667

Maureen Hinman and Sarah V Stewart

Reforming and repurposing agricultural subsidies to facilitate trade and sustainability pp. 668-674

Carmel Cahill

Fisheries subsidies, the WTO, and sustainability pp. 675-682

Mustaqeem De Gama

Supporting trade negotiations with sustainable development impact assessments pp. 683-689

Sonia E Rolland

Overcoming the circularity divide: accelerating a circular apparel transition in Africa through trade pp. 690-696

Colette van der Ven

From enthusiasm to apathy: dwindling support for globalization among future generations pp. 697-705

Irfan Nooruddin and Nita Rudra

Compatibility of emerging AI regulation with GATS and TBT: the EU Artificial Intelligence Act pp. 706-722

Marta Soprana

Reinventing trade, environment and development interlinkages: lessons from the EU–Mercosur Association Agreement pp. 723-740

James Harrison and Sophia Paulini

The trade and environment nexus: proposing a broad universal definition of environmental services pp. 741-759

Nicolette Butler and Jasem Tarawneh

Confronting the perils of datafication through international economic law pp. 760-765

María Vásquez Callo-Müller

Promoting Renewable Energy: The Mutual Supportiveness of Climate Trade Law. By ALESSANDRO MONTI, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2023. ISBN: 978 1 80392 077 1 pp. 766-771

Isha Das

The SPS Agreement: Navigating Food Safety and International Trade pp. 772-777

Markus Wagner

Volume 27, issue 3, 2024

Regulatory autonomy in digital trade agreements pp. 397-423

Mira Burri and Kholofelo Kugler

The utility of appellate review at the WTO and its optimal structure pp. 424-440

Alan O Sykes

Retooling the regulation of net-zero subsidies: lessons from the US Inflation Reduction Act pp. 441-461

Giulia Claudia Leonelli and Francesco Clora

The rise of data property rights in China: how does it compare with the EU data act and what does it mean for digital trade with China? pp. 462-479

Jie (Jeanne) Huang

The automatic termination clause in the Fisheries Subsidies Agreement—brinkmanship for future negotiation or a time bomb for self-destruction? pp. 480-499

Jaemin Lee

Rethinking the ‘Full Reparation’ standard in energy investment arbitration: how to take climate change into account pp. 500-520

Yawen Zheng

Chinese companies in tax havens pp. 521-537

Noam Noked and Jingyi Wang

Dynamic diffusion pp. 538-557

Anu Bradford, Adam Chilton and Katerina Linos

The concept of the level playing field in International Economic Law pp. 558-576

Marios Tokas

Friction theory and conflict prevention in legal analysis pp. 577-583

Francesco Parisi and Donatella Porrini

And the lawsuits kept rolling in pp. 584-588

W. Mark C Weidemaier

Volume 27, issue 2, 2024

Twenty-first century customs fraud: how to effectively enforce EU sustainability requirements on imports pp. 203-222

Joost Pauwelyn

Mitigating the rise of unilateralism: lessons from forestry management pp. 223-240

Gregory Messenger

International investment agreements and the global minimum tax: of treaty troubles and investment incentives pp. 241-258

Vincent Beyer

International adjudication as interactional law-making: the incorporation of fair and equitable treatment elements in investment treaties pp. 259-277

Chen Yu

The influence of legal scholars on the development of international investment law pp. 278-296

William Hamilton Byrne

Mining in investment arbitration: an analysis of mining companies’ legitimate expectations pp. 297-313

Clara López

Discourses of ISDS reform: a comparison of UNCITRAL Working Group III and ICSID processes pp. 314-335

Jean-Michel Marcoux, Andrea K Bjorklund, Elizabeth A Whitsitt and Lukas Vanhonnaeker

Re-thinking the sustainability of sovereign debt pp. 336-352

Daniel D Bradlow, Rosa M Lastra and Stephen Kim Park

Conjuring markets: valuation in comparative international economic law pp. 353-370

Toni Marzal

International adjudication and the development of regulatory standards pp. 371-377

Joshua Paine

How to safeguard social objectives of intellectual property rights in the context of investment arbitration pp. 378-381

Gabriel M Lentner

The Technological Competence of Arbitrators. Katia Fach Gómez pp. 382-385

Damien Charlotin

Economic progress versus cultural preservation: insights from ‘cultural heritage in international economic law’ pp. 386-391

Emily Behzadi Cárdenas

Volume 27, issue 1, 2024

Making international trade work for sustainable development: toward a new WTO framework for subsidies pp. 1-17

Elena Cima and Daniel C Esty

Border carbon adjustment compliance and the WTO: the interactional evolution of law pp. 18-40

Laurie Durel

ISDS 2.0: time for a doctrine of precedent? pp. 41-53

Martin Jarrett

Pro-Claimant bias in arbitrator selection pp. 54-69

Tobias Traxler

Compliance politics and international investment disputes: a new dataset pp. 70-92

Nicola Strain, Runar Hilleren Lie, Yuliya Chernykh, Even Espelid, Taylor St John, Malcolm Langford, Isabella Cuervo-Lorens, Daniel Peat, Maria Florencia Sarmiento, Coen Ripson, Maxim Usynin, Faadhil Adams, Tarald Gulseth Berge, Laura Létourneau-Tremblay, Prevy Parekh, Szilárd Gáspár-Szilágyi, Morr Link, Lara Eguia, Øyvind Stiansen and Emilia Onyema

Toward best practices for trade-security measures pp. 93-113

Harlan Grant Cohen

Whither security? The concept of ‘essential security interests’ in investment treaties’ security exceptions pp. 114-129

Caroline Henckels

Transatlantic leadership in an era of human rights-based export controls pp. 130-146

Nina M Hart and Christopher A Casey

Critical insecurities? The European Union’s strategy for a stable supply of minerals pp. 147-165

Victor Crochet and Weihuan Zhou

Depoliticizing money: how the International Monetary Fund transformed central banking pp. 166-185

Kanad Bagchi

Digital regulation in the shadow of digital empires: a quest for cooperation? pp. 186-191

Han-Wei Liu and Weihuan Zhou

From pledges to neglect: treaties and the rule of law promise pp. 192-195

Lauge N Skovgaard Poulsen

Investors’ International Law pp. 196-202

Dominic Npoanlari Dagbanja