Journal of International Economic Law

Volume 1 - 27

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

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Volume 20, issue 4, 2017

International Investment Law through the Lens of Global Justice pp. 747-775

Steven R Ratner

The Use of Most-Favoured-Nation Clauses to Import Substantive Treaty Provisions in International Investment Agreements pp. 777-805

Facundo Pérez-Aznar

Implementing the No Harm Principle in International Economic Law: A Comparison Between Measure-Based Rules and Effect-Based Rules pp. 807-828

Jelena Bäumler

What use is an unloaded gun? The substantive discipline of the WTO TBT Code of Good Practice and its application to private standards pursuing public objectives pp. 829-854

Enrico Partiti

Seeds, Trade, Trust: Regionalization Commitments under the SPS Agreement pp. 855-881

Naoto Nelson Saika

Export Restrictions in Plant Breeder's Rights pp. 883-903

Matthew Kennedy

The United Kingdom’s Post-Brexit Trade Regime with the European Union and the Rest of the World: Perspectives and Constraints pp. 905-926

Giorgio Sacerdoti

Why Is There So Little Litigation under Free Trade Agreements? Retaliation and Adjudication in International Dispute Settlement pp. 927-950

Geraldo Vidigal

Old Wine in a New Bottle: The EU’s Response to the Expiry of Section 15(a)(ii) of China’s WTO Protocol of Accession pp. 951-977

Andrei Suse

The Evolution of International Arbitration. By ALEC STONE SWEET and FLORIAN GRISEL pp. 979-983

Camille Martini

Asian Designs: Governance in the Contemporary World Order. Edited by SAADIA M. PEKKANEN pp. 983-985

Mie Oba

Public Policy in International Economic Law: The ICESCR in Trade, Finance, and Investment. By DIANE DESIERTO pp. 985-988

Kevin Crow

Volume 19, issue 4, 2016

Will the EU’s Proposal Concerning an Investment Court System for CETA and TTIP Lead to Enforceable Awards?—The Limits of Modifying the ICSID Convention and the Nature of Investment Arbitration pp. 761-786

August Reinisch

Dear Prudence: Allowances under International Trade and Investment Law for Prudential Regulation in the Financial Services Sector pp. 787-820

Andrew D. Mitchell, Jennifer K. Hawkins and Neha Mishran

International Lawmaking By Transgovernmental Networks: Using Domestic Coordination to Address Asymmetries In Participation pp. 821-843

Henrique Choer Moraes

The Standstill of Rules of Origin for Services: Towards a ‘Substantial Transformation’ Approach pp. 845-862

Duy-Khuong Dinhkhuong

Debunking the Myth of ‘Particular Market Situation’ In WTO Antidumping Law pp. 863-892

Weihuan Zhou and Andrew Percival

WTO Dispute Settlement at Twenty: Insiders’ Reflections on India’s Participation. By Abhijit Das and James J. Nedumpara pp. 893-896

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

Theories of International Politics and Zombies: Revived Edition. By Daniel W. Drezner pp. 897-901

Rodolfo Carlos Rivas

Bounded Rationality and Economic Diplomacy: The Politics of Investment Treaties in Developing Countries. By Lauge N.S. Poulsen pp. 901-906

Lorenzo Cotula

Volume 19, issue 3, 2016

Mapping the Universe of International Investment Agreements pp. 561-588

Wolfgang Alschner and Dmitriy Skougarevskiy

Is the WTO's Approach to International Standards on Services Outdated? pp. 589-605

Gabriel Gari

Public Procurement and Private Standards: Ensuring Sustainability Under the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement pp. 607-627

Maria Anna Corvaglia

Managing Trade Conflicts in the ICT Industry: A Case Study of EU–Greater China Area pp. 629-656

Han-Wei Liu and Shin-Yi Peng

Disciplines on State-Owned Enterprises in International Economic Law: Are We Moving in the Right Direction? pp. 657-680

Ines Willemyns

Explaining Compliance and Non-Compliance with ICSID Awards: The Argentine Case Study and a Multiple Theoretical Approach pp. 681-706

Moshe Hirsch

Determinants of European Banks’ Bailouts Following the 2007–2008 Financial Crisis pp. 707-742

Catarina Fernandes, Jorge Farinha, Francisco Vitorino Martins and Cesario Mateus

Class, Mass, and Collective Arbitration in National and International Law. By Stacie I. STRONG pp. 749-754

Ridhi Kabra

Corruption: Economic Analysis and International Law. By MARCO ARNONE and LEONARDO S. BORLINI pp. 755-758

Anna G. Micara

Volume 19, issue 2, 2016

Editor’s Note pp. 315-316

R. Michael Gadbaw

John Jackson’s Legacy: Defining a Field pp. 317-322

Robert B. Thompson

John H. Jackson, Sovereignty-Modern and the Constitutional Approach to International Law pp. 323-328

Thomas Cottier

A Field of his Own: John Jackson and the Consolidation of International Economic Law as a Scholarly Domain pp. 329-331

Tomer Broude

John Jackson and the Rule of Law pp. 333-334

William J. Davey

John H. Jackson and WTO Dispute Settlement pp. 335-338

Peter L.H. Van den Bossche

John H. Jackson—WTO Institution Builder pp. 339-341

Debra P. Steger

Professor John H. Jackson and the Normative Challenges of the WTO pp. 343-346

Isabelle Van Damme

Call It the ‘WTO Charter’: John Jackson and His Abiding Concern for Treaty Nomenclature and Structure pp. 347-351

Reto Malacrida

Worthy of a Nobel: An Appreciation of John H. Jackson pp. 353-354

Gary Hufbauer

Implementing International Trade Agreements in Domestic Jurisdictions pp. 355-358

Mitsuo Matsushita

The Impact of an Idea: John Jackson’s Striving for a Rule-Oriented International Economic System pp. 359-362

Roberto Echandi

Professor John H. Jackson’s contributions to Development in WTO Law pp. 363-366

Edna Ramirez-Robles

Integrating Environment and Trade pp. 367-369

Edith Brown Weiss

The Coming of Age of International Monetary and Financial Law after the Global Financial Crisis pp. 371-373

Rosa M. Lastra

Expanding the IMF’s Regulatory Authority—Incrementally pp. 375-377

Sean Hagan

WTO and Non-Trade Issues: Inside/Outside WTO pp. 379-381

Laurence Boisson de Chazournes

Professor John H. Jackson: The WTO and Public International Law pp. 383-385

Andrew D. Mitchell and Tania Voon

International Economic Law and Human Rights pp. 387-388

Francis G. Jacobs

Why Treaty Interpretation and Adjudication Require ‘Constitutional Mind-Sets’ pp. 389-392

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

John H. Jackson pp. 393-395

Luiz O. Baptista

John Jackson as a Teacher pp. 397-399

Marco Bronckers and Reinhard Quick

John Jackson as a Resource for Scholars and Others pp. 401-402

Gary Horlick

John Jackson’s Contribution to the WTO as Organization: A Personal Reminiscence pp. 403-405

Pieter Jan Kuijper

The Fall of ‘71 and the Old Quad: A Personal Tribute to Professor John H. Jackson pp. 407-412

Joseph J. Norton

Memory of Professor John Jackson since 1962 pp. 413-416

Yasuhei Taniguchi

Security Exceptions in the WTO System: Bridge or Bottle-Neck for Trade and Security? pp. 417-444

Ji Yeong Yoo and Dukgeun Ahn

The US Shaping of State-Owned Enterprise Disciplines in the Trans-Pacific Partnership pp. 445-465

Julien Sylvestre Fleury and Jean-Michel Marcoux

Measures with Multiple Competing Purposes after EC – Seal Products: Avoiding a Conflict between GATT Article XX-Chapeau and Article 2.1 TBT Agreement pp. 467-495

Gracia Marín Durán

What’s Wrong with EU Anti-Circumvention Rules and How to Fix it pp. 497-514

Arnoud R. Willems and Bregt Natens

The Future of EU Trade Defence Investigations against Imports from China pp. 515-547

Jochem de Kok

International Environmental Law and the Global South. By Shawkat Alam, Sumudu Atapattu, Carmen Gonzalez and Jona Razzaque (eds) pp. 549-554

M. Sornarajah

The Thin Justice of International Law: A Moral Reckoning of the Law of Nations. By Steven R. Ratner pp. 554-559

Pietro Maffettone

Volume 19, issue 1, 2016

Governance Indicators in the Law of Development Finance: A Legal Analysis of the World Bank’s ‘Country Policy and Institutional Assessment’ pp. 1-26

Michael Riegner

Protecting Regulatory Autonomy through Greater Precision in Investment Treaties: The TPP, CETA, and TTIP pp. 27-50

Caroline Henckels

Challenging the Use of Special 301 against Measures Promoting Access to Medicines: Options Under the WTO Agreements pp. 51-86

Suzanne Zhou

The Protection of Intellectual Property and International Investment Law pp. 87-90

Henning Grosse Ruse-Khan

Intellectual Property Rights as Protected Investments: How Open are the Gates? pp. 91-120

Carlos Correa and Jorge E. Viñuales

Interpreting the Overlap of International Investment and Intellectual Property Law pp. 121-143

Susy Frankel

Fair and Equitable Treatment and Judicial Patent Decisions pp. 145-174

Kathleen Liddell and Michael Waibel

‘Repackaging’ Plain Packaging in Europe: Strategic Litigation and Public Interest Considerations pp. 175-210

Eva Nanopoulos and Rumiana Yotova

The WTOs DSU Article 23 as Guiding Principle for the Systemic Interpretation of International Investment Agreements in the Light of TRIPs pp. 211-239

Simon Klopschinski

Challenging Compliance with International Intellectual Property Norms in Investor–state Dispute Settlement pp. 241-277

Henning Grosse Ruse-Khan

The Making of the TRIPS Agreement Personal Insights from the Uruguay Round Negotiations. By Jayashree Watal and Antony Taubman (eds) pp. 279-282

Rodolfo Carlos Rivas Rea

Balancing Human Rights, Environmental Protection and International Trade, Lessons from the EU Experience. By EMILY REID pp. 283-287

Rike Krämer

WTO Dispute Settlement 1995–2015—A Statistical Analysis pp. 289-300

Kara Leitner and Simon Lester

Book Survey 2015 pp. 301-305

Prepared by Marylin Johnson Raisch

Website Survey 2015 pp. 307-314

Marylin Johnson Raisch