Journal of International Economic Law

Volume 1 - 27

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

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Volume 18, issue 4, 2015

Editors’ Note pp. 709-710

Chris Brummer and Joost Pauwelyn

Can Informal Law Discipline Subsidies? pp. 711-741

Gregory Shaffer, Robert Wolfe and Vinhcent Le

How Some Countries Became ‘Special’: Developing Countries and the Construction of Difference in Multilateral Trade Lawmaking pp. 743-771

Nicolas Lamp

The Unique Features of the Trade Facilitation Agreement: A Revolutionary New Approach to Multilateral Negotiations or the Exception Which Proves the Rule? pp. 773-794

Ben Czapnik

Evidentiary Challenges for Public Health Regulation in International Trade and Investment Law pp. 795-826

Tania Voon

The Evolution of Labor Rights and Trade—A Transatlantic Comparison and Lessons for the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership pp. 827-860

Jeffrey S. Vogt

Reforming the International Investment Regime: Lessons from International Trade Law pp. 861-892

Frank J. Garcia, Lindita Ciko, Apurv Gaurav and Kirrin Hough

China’s Outward Foreign Direct Investment and International Investment Law pp. 893-934

Karl P. Sauvant and Michael D. Nolan

Legal Aspects of Economic Integration in Africa. By Richard Frimpong Oppong pp. 935-938

Olabisi D. Akinkugbe

Volume 18, issue 3, 2015

Export Policies and the General Agreement on Trade in Services pp. 487-510

Rudolf Adlung

The ‘Greenization’ of Chinese Bits: An Empirical Study of the Environmental Provisions in Chinese Bits and its Implications for China’s Future Bit-Making pp. 511-542

Manjiao Chi

The GATT Article III:8(a) Procurement Derogation and Canada – Renewable Energy pp. 543-554

Arwel Davies

The Legality of the European Union’s Special Incentive Arrangement pp. 555-575

Vichithri Jayasinghe

JIEL Debate: Transformative Transatlantic Free Trade Agreements? pp. 577

The Editors

Transformative Transatlantic Free Trade Agreements without Rights and Remedies of Citizens? pp. 579-607

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

Fostering Transatlantic Regulatory Cooperation and Gradual Multilateralization pp. 609-624

Bernard Hoekman

The Regulatory Cooperation Chapter of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership: Institutional Structures and Democratic Consequences pp. 625-640

Alberto Alemanno

When Does the Exception Become the Rule? Conserving Regulatory Space under CETA pp. 641-654

Armand de Mestral

Is Investor–State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Superior to Litigation Before Domestic Courts? An EU View on Bilateral Trade Agreements pp. 655-677

Marco Bronckers

How will TPP and TTIP Change the WTO System? pp. 679-696

Gary Hufbauer and Cathleen Cimino-Isaacs

The Origins of International Investment Law: Empire, Environment, and the Safeguarding of Capital. By KATE MILES pp. 697-708

Michael Fakhri

Volume 18, issue 2, 2015

The Puzzle of Agricultural Exceptionalism in International Trade Policy pp. 233-260

Michael Trebilcock and Kristen Pue

Energy Subsidies and WTO Dispute Settlement: Why Only Renewable Energy Subsidies Are Challenged pp. 261-285

Henok Birhanu Asmelash

Reconciling Rules of Origin and Global Value Chains: The Case for Reform pp. 287-305

Dylan Geraets, Colleen Carroll and Arnoud R. Willems

Challenges and Solutions for the China–US BIT Negotiations: Insights from the Recent Development of FTZs in China pp. 307-339

Jie Huang

Cartels and the Right to Food: An Analysis of States’ Duties and Options pp. 341-382

Tristan Feunteun

Protection of Non-Trade Values in WTO Appellate Body Jurisprudence: Exceptions, Economic Arguments, and Eluding Questions pp. 383-405

Henrik Andersen

Explaining China’s Tripartite Strategy Toward the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement pp. 407-432

Ming Du

Deflection of Trade upon Enlargement of the European Union pp. 433-447

Nicolaj Kuplewatzky

Cybersecurity Threats and the WTO National Security Exceptions pp. 449-478

Shin-yi Peng

The Future of International Law: Global Government. By JOEL P. TRACHTMAN pp. 479-486

Justin Desautels-Stein

Volume 18, issue 1, 2015

Introduction to Volume 18, 2015 pp. 1-2

The Editors

The Common Law of International Trade and the Future of the World Trade Organization pp. 3-20

Thomas Cottier

Global Market Integration and the Creative Economy: The Paradox of Industry Convergence and Regulatory Divergence pp. 21-50

Rostam J. Neuwirth

Crossed Destinies: International Economic Courts and the Protection of Cultural Heritage pp. 51-77

Valentina Vadi

Navigating the Expanding Universe of International Treaties on Foreign InvestmentCreation and Use of a Critical Index pp. 79-115

Julien Chaisse and Christian Bellak

Exchange Rate Measures: Who Judges The Issue—IMF or WTO? pp. 117-136

Vera Thorstensen, Carolina Müller and Daniel Ramos

Whatever It Takes? Regarding the OMT Ruling of the German Federal Constitutional Court pp. 137-151

Samuel Dahan, Olivier Fuchs and Marie-Laure Layus

Liberalizing Trade in Legal Services under Asia-Pacific FTAs: The ASEAN Case pp. 153-185

Pasha L. Hsieh

Capital in the Twenty-First Century. By THOMAS PIKETTY pp. 188-197

Frank J. Garcia

Exploitation and Economic Justice in the Liberal Capitalist State. By MARK R. REIFF pp. 197-202

Timothy G. Ehresman

WTO Dispute Settlement 1995–2014—A Statistical Analysis pp. 203-214

Kara Leitner and Simon Lester

Book Survey 2014 pp. 215-224

Marylin Johnson Raisch

Website Survey 2014 pp. 225-231

Marylin Johnson Raisch

Volume 17, issue 4, 2014

Virtual Water, Water Scarcity, and International Trade Law pp. 717-737

Edith Brown Weiss and Lydia Slobodian

Rule-Based Trade 2.0? The Rise of Informal Rules and International Standards and How they May Outcompete WTO Treaties pp. 739-751

Joost Pauwelyn

International Legal Control of Domestic Administrative Action pp. 753-786

Joel P. Trachtman

Do We Need a World Financial Organization? pp. 787-805

Rosa M. Lastra

Financial Regulation’s Architecture within International Economic Law pp. 807-822

Robert B. Thompson

The Prevention of Systemic Failure as a Unifying Principle of International Economic Law pp. 823-832

R. Michael Gadbaw

Rules of the International Trade, Investment, and Financial Systems: What they Deliver, how they Differ, the way Forward pp. 833-845

Gary Hufbauer

The Influence of International Investment Patterns in International Economic Law Rulemaking: A Preliminary Sketch pp. 847-866

Roberto Echandi and Maree Newson

Socio-Legal Approaches to International Economic Law: Text, Context, Subtext. By AMANDA PERRY-KESSARIS pp. 867-869

Fiona Smith

Volume 17, issue 3, 2014

International Regime Complexity and Economic Law Enforcement pp. 491-516

Sergio Puig

The Great Recession and the New Frontiers of International Investment Law: The Economics of Early Warning Models and the Law of Necessity pp. 517-550

Alberto Alvarez-Jimenez

International Standards in Flux: A Balkanized ICT Standard-Setting Paradigm and its Implications for the WTO pp. 551-600

Han-Wei Liu

Trade, International Economic Law, and the Challenges of the Global Economy: A Symposium in Honor of John H. Jackson pp. 601-603

R. Michael Gadbaw and Robert B. Thompson

The Field of International Economic Law pp. 607-626

Steve Charnovitz

International Economic Law and Public International Law: The Past and The Future pp. 627-638

Donald McRae

Need for a New Philosophy of International Economic Law and Adjudication pp. 639-669

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

International Economic Law in Transition from Trade Liberalization to Trade Regulation pp. 671-677

Thomas Cottier

The WTO and Rules-Based Dispute Settlement: Historical Evolution, Operational Success, and Future Challenges pp. 679-700

William J. Davey

A View on Future Roles of The WTO: Should There be More Soft Law in The WTO pp. 701-715

Mitsuo Matsushita

Volume 17, issue 2, 2014

Multilevel Governance Problems of the World Trading System beyond the WTO Conference at Bali 2013 pp. 233-270

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

Regionalism and Overlap in Investment Treaty Law: Towards Consolidation or Contradiction? pp. 271-298

Wolfgang Alschner

Balance, Sustainable Development, and Integration: Innovative Path for BIT Practice pp. 299-332

Zeng Huaqun

Treaty Structure and Public Interest Regulation in International Economic Law pp. 333-353

Bradly J. Condon

Diminished Ambitions? Public International Legal Authority in the Transnational Economic Era pp. 355-397

Caroline E. Foster

GATS Disciplines on Capital Transfers and Short-term Capital Inflows: Time for Change? pp. 399-435

Gabriel Gari

Use It or Lose It: Assessing the Compatibility of the Paris Convention and TRIPS Agreement with Respect to Local Working Requirements pp. 437-471

Thomas Cottier, Shaheeza Lalani and Michelangelo Temmerman

La soluzione delle controversie commerciali tra Stati tra multilateralismo e regionalismo. By Laura Zoppo pp. 473-478

Elisa Baroncini

Liberalizing International Trade after Doha: Multilateral, Plurilateral, Regional and Unilateral Initiatives. By David A. Gantz pp. 479-483

Maria Panezi

Symbolic Power in the World Trade Organization. By Matthew Eagleton-Pierce pp. 483-486

Ada Bogliolo Piancastelli Siqueira

The BRIC States and Outward Foreign Direct Investment. By David Collins pp. 486-490

Timothy G. Ehresman

Volume 17, issue 1, 2014

Introduction to Volume 17, 2014 pp. 1-2

The Editors

Finding the Boundaries of International Economic Law pp. 3-9

Simon Lester

A Turquoise Mess: Green Subsidies, Blue Industrial Policy and Renewable Energy: The Case for Redrafting the Subsidies Agreement of the WTO pp. 11-47

Aaron Cosbey and Petros C. Mavroidis

Comparing the ‘Four Pillars’ of Global Economic Governance: A Critical Analysis of the Institutional Design of the FSB, IMF, World Bank, and WTO pp. 49-76

Jan Wouters and Jed Odermatt

Consensus Yet Not Consented: A Critique of the WTO Decision-Making by Consensus pp. 77-104

Wenwei Guan

Market Economies and Concurrent Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Remedies pp. 105-123

Brian D. Kelly

Has the Appellate Body’s Decision in Canada – Renewable Energy / Canada – Feed-in Tariff Program Opened the Door for Production Subsidies? pp. 125-137

Rajib Pal

Enforcing International Financial Regulatory Reforms pp. 139-176

Bin Gu and Tong Liu

Editors’ Note: The Normative Future of IEL pp. 177-178

The Editors

International Economic Law in the 21st Century: Constitutional Pluralism and Multilevel Governance of Interdependent Public Goods. By Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann pp. 178-183

Steve Charnovitz

Global Justice and International Economic Law: Three Takes. By Frank J. Garcia pp. 183-189

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

WTO Dispute Settlement 1995–2013—A Statistical Analysis pp. 191-201

Kara Leitner and Simon Lester

Book Survey 2013 pp. 203-208

Prepared by Marylin Johnson Raisch

Website Survey 2013 pp. 209-213

Marylin Johnson Raisch

The GATT Origins of TBT Agreement Articles 2.1 and 2.2 pp. 215-232

Simon Lester and William Stemberg