Journal of International Economic Law

Volume 1 - 27

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

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Volume 22, issue 4, 2019

Introduction to the Special Issue on ‘Trade Wars’ pp. 529-533

Anne van Aaken, Chad Bown and Andrew Lang

The Smoot–Hawley Fixation: Putting the Sino-US Trade War in Contemporary and Historical Perspective pp. 535-555

Simon J Evenett

WTO’ing a Resolution to the China Subsidy Problem pp. 557-578

Chad Bown and Jennifer A Hillman

Undermining the Consensus-Building and List-Based Standards in Export Controls: What the US Export Controls Act Means to the Global Export Control Regime pp. 579-599

Cindy Whang

Beyond Rational Choice: International Trade Law and The Behavioral Political Economy of Protectionism pp. 601-628

Anne van Aaken and Jürgen Kurtz

Investment Wars: Contestation and Confusion in Debate About Investment Liberalization pp. 629-654

Jonathan Bonnitcha

Toward a Geoeconomic Order in International Trade and Investment pp. 655-676

Anthea Roberts, Henrique Choer Moraes and Victor Ferguson

Heterodox markets and ‘market distortions’ in the global trading system pp. 677-719

Andrew Lang

At the Vanishing Point of Law: Rebalancing, Non-Violation Claims, and the Role of the Multilateral Trade Regime in the Trade Wars pp. 721-742

Nicolas Lamp

Forced Technology Transfer and the US–China Trade War: Implications for International Economic Law pp. 743-762

Julia Ya Qin

The Willing World: Shaping and Sharing a Sustainable Global Prosperity. By JAMES BACCHUS, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2018. ISBN 9781108428217, 515pp pp. 763-766

Fiona Smith

The Clash of Capitalisms? Chinese Companies in the United States. By Ji Li, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2018, ISBN 978-1-107-15715-6, 227 pp., xiii pp. 767-770

Anatole Boute

Volume 22, issue 3, 2019

WTO Dispute Settlement Post 2019: What to Expect? pp. 297-321

Joost Pauwelyn

Trade and Women—Opportunities for Women in the Framework of the World Trade Organization pp. 323-354

Rohini Acharya, Olga Falgueras Alamo, Salma Mohamed Thabit Al-Battashi, Anoush der Boghossian, Naghm Ghei, Tania Parcero Herrera, Lee Ann Jackson, Ulla Kask, Claudia Locatelli, Gabrielle Marceau, Ioana-Virginia Motoc, Anna Caroline Müller, Nora Neufeld, Simon Padilla, Josefita Pardo de Léon, Stella Perantakou, Nadezhda Sporysheva and Christiane Wolff

To fuse, Not to Fuse, or Simply Confuse? Assessing the Case for Normative Convergence Between Goods and Services Trade Law pp. 355-371

Pierre Sauvé

Greening the WTO Environmental Goods Agreement, Tariff Concessions, and Policy Likeness pp. 373-388

Petros C Mavroidis and Damien Neven

Regulating Cross-Border Data Flows in a Data-Driven World: How WTO Law Can Contribute pp. 389-416

Andrew D Mitchell and Neha Mishra

Subsidies for Illegal Activities?—Reframing IUU Fishing from the Law Enforcement Perspective pp. 417-438

Jaemin Lee

Are Retaliatory Trade Measures Justified under the WTO Agreement on Safeguards? pp. 439-458

Yong-Shik Lee

Challenging Unwritten Measures in the World Trade Organization: The Need for Clear Legal Standards pp. 459-482

Cherise Valles, Vitaliy Pogoretskyy and Tatiana Yanguas

Towards a Coherent Theory of Panel Recommendations for Expired Measures pp. 483-502

Prakhar Bhardwaj

The CETA Opinion of the European Court of Justice and its Implications—Not that Selfish After All pp. 503-521

Christian Riffel

China’s International Investment Strategy: Bilateral, Regional, and Global Law and Policy pp. 523-527

Binh Duong Nguyen and Julien ChaisseEditor

Volume 22, issue 2, 2019

Thirty Years After the Basel Accord and Ten After the Financial Crisis: the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and its Place in International Economic Law pp. 159-161

Matteo Ortino

Capturing Commitment in Informal, Soft Law Instruments: A Case Study on the Basel Committee pp. 163-176

Enrico Milano and Niccolò Zugliani

The Governance of Global Banking in the Face of Complexity pp. 177-204

Matteo Ortino

The European Union in the Transnational Financial Regulatory Arena: The Case of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision pp. 205-228

Annamaria Viterbo

Public Administrative Law in a Globalized Concept: Legal Nature of the Collaboration of the EU and the Basel Committee pp. 229-245

Erzsébet Csatlós

Governance of the Global Financial System: The Legitimacy of the BCBS 10 years after the 2008 Crisis pp. 247-260

Jose Gustavo Prieto Muñoz

Basel and the IASB: Accountability Interdependencies and Consequences for Prudential Regulation pp. 261-283

Jan Riepe

Emissions Trading Schemes Under International Economic Law pp. 285-288

Bradly J Condon

The Misery of International Law: Confrontations with Injustice in the Global Economy pp. 289-295

Nicolás M Perrone

Volume 22, issue 1, 2019

The Rule of Law in Times of Technological Uncertainty: Is International Economic Law Ready For Emerging Supervisory Trends? pp. 1-27

Shin-yi Peng

China’s Approach to the Belt and Road Initiative: Scope, Character and Sustainability pp. 29-55

Heng Wang

Beyond History and Boundaries: Rethinking the Past in the Present of International Economic Law pp. 57-91

Rafael Lima Sakr

The Historical Lens in International Economic Law†pp. 93-97

Steve Charnovitz

TURK-SWITCH: The Tariff-Leverage and Legal Case for Turkey’s Switch from EU–Turkey Customs Union to FTAs with the European Union and Beyond pp. 99-123

Juscelino F Colares and Mustafa T Durmus

The Dark Side of Implementing Basel Capital Requirements: Theory, Evidence, and Policy pp. 125-152

Aurelio Gurrea-Martínez and Nydia Remolina

Reconceptualizing International Investment Law from the Global South. By FABIO MOROZINI and MICHELLE SANCHEZ BADIN (eds) pp. 153-154

Nicolette Butler

The EU, World Trade Law, and the Right to Food By GIOVANNI GRUNI pp. 155-158

Fiona Smith

Volume 21, issue 4, 2018

The Global Pact for the Environment: Freshwater and Economic Law Synergies pp. 745-767

Brian McGarry

International Data Flows and Privacy: The Conflict and Its Resolution pp. 769-789

Aaditya Mattoo and Joshua P Meltzer

Evolutive Interpretation by the WTO Adjudicator pp. 791-813

Gabrielle Marceau

A Closer Look At WTO’s Third Pillar: How WTO Committees Influence Regional Trade Agreements pp. 815-843

Devin McDaniels, Ana Cristina Molina and Erik N Wijkström

The Obligation of Regulatory Stability in the Fair and Equitable Treatment Standard: How Far Have We Come? pp. 845-865

Federico Ortino

A Theoretical Reflection on the OECD’s New Statistics Reporting Framework for the Mutual Agreement Procedure: Isolating, Measuring, and Monitoring pp. 867-884

Qiang Cai and Pengfei Zhang

Non-Market Economies, Significant Market Distortions, and the 2017 EU Anti-Dumping Amendment pp. 885-905

Sherzod Shadikhodjaev

Gabriel Alexander Baumstark, The Human Right to Health and its Relation to the WTO (Boorberg 2016); Benn McGrady, Trade and Public Health: The WTO, Tobacco, Alcohol, and Diet (Cambridge 2011); Geert Van Calster and Denise Prevost (eds), Research Handbook on Environment, Health and the WTO (Edward Elgar 2013) pp. 907-914

Gregory Messenger

Globalists: The End of Empire and the Birth of Neoliberalism. By QUINN SLOBODIAN pp. 915-921

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

The China-Australia Free Trade Agreement: A 21st-Century Model. By COLIN B. PICKER, HENG WANG, AND WEIHUAN ZHOU (eds), Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2018. ISBN 978 1 509 91538 5, 363pp pp. 923-926

Pasha L Hsieh

Volume 21, issue 2, 2018

Note from the Editors-in-Chief pp. 237-237

Chris Brummer and Joost Pauwelyn

Introduction to the Special Issue pp. 239-243

Shunko Rojas and Gustavo Béliz

Another Digital Divide: The Rise of Data Realms and its Implications for the WTO pp. 245-272

Susan Aaronson and Patrick Leblond

How a TPP-Style E-commerce Outcome in the WTO would Endanger the Development Dimension of the GATS Acquis (and Potentially the WTO) pp. 273-295

Jane Kelsey

Digital or Trade? The Contrasting Approaches of China and US to Digital Trade pp. 297-321

Henry Gao

Understanding the Role of the WTO in International Data Flows: Taking the Liberalization or the Regulatory Autonomy Path? pp. 323-348

Nivedita Sen

Using Trade Facilitation to Assist MSMEs in E-Commerce in Developing Countries pp. 349-378

Rutendo Tavengerwei

Exit from Trade Agreements: A Reputational Analysis of Cooperation and Fairness pp. 379-393

Rachel Brewster

Single Undertaking, Different Speeds: Pliable Models for Decision-making in the WTO pp. 395-410

Alex Ansong

The WTO and the Rise of Plurilateralism—What Lessons can we Learn from the European Union’s Experience with Differentiated Integration? pp. 411-431

Robert Basedow

Ensuring Continued Support for the Rules-Based Multilateral Trading System: The Need for a Public–Private Approach pp. 433-450

Dylan Geraets

The Regulation of International Trade: Volume 1 GATT. By PETROS C. MAVROIDIS pp. 451-455

Rodolfo Carlos Rivas Rea

International Investment Law and the Global Financial Architecture. By CHRISTIAN TAMS, STEPHAN SCHILL, and RAINER HOFMANN (eds) pp. 455-459

Jonathan Bonnitcha

Volume 21, issue 1, 2018

Financial Disputes in International Courts pp. 1-30

Federico Lupo-Pasini

Lost in internationalization: Rise of the Renminbi, Macroprudential Policy, and Global Impacts pp. 31-66

Weitseng Chen

Liberalization at the Speed of Light: International Trade in Electricity and Interconnected Networks pp. 67-101

Manuel Sánchez Miranda

Between ‘Member-Driven’ WTO Governance and ‘Constitutional Justice’: Judicial Dilemmas in GATT/WTO Dispute Settlement pp. 103-122

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

The Potency of the SPS Agreement’s Excessivity Test pp. 123-149

Hanna Schebesta and Dominique Sinopoli

The Rise of Populist Nationalism and the Renegotiation of NAFTA pp. 151-169

Simon Lester and Inu Manak

The Principle of Independent Responsibility of the European Union and its Member States in the International Economic Context pp. 171-191

Emilija Leinarte

Human Rights, Justice, and Courts in IEL: A Critical Examination of Petersmann’s Constitutionalization Theory pp. 193-211

Tao Li and Zuoli Jiang

International Economic Law without Human and Constitutional Rights? Legal Methodology Questions for my Chinese Critics pp. 213-231

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

Intellectual Property Rights and Climate Change: Interpreting the TRIPS Agreement for Environmentally Sound Technologies. By WEI ZHUANG pp. 233-236

Frederick M Abbott