Routledge Handbook on International Economic Law (Hardcover, 1)

1.?Introducing International Economic Law??Part I:?History and Theory of International Economic Law??2.?A Short History of International Economic Law??3.?The Place of International Economic Law in the International Legal Order??4.?International Economic Law and International Peace and Security??Part II: International Trade Law??5.?The World Trade Organization??6.?The WTO Dispute Settlement Reform: A Critical Assessment of the February 2024 Consolidated Text of a Draft Ministerial Decision on Dispute Settlement??7.?Market Access and Quantitative Restrictions??8.?Principles of Non-discrimination in WTO Law??9.?Trade in Services??10.?China’s Subsidy Problem and the Limits of the SCM Agreement??11.?Trade Remedies in Latin America in Times of Industrial Policy??12.?General Exceptions in WTO Law??13.?TRIPS and the Tradification of Intellectual Property??14.?Trade in Agriculture??15.?Trade and Health and Safety??16.?Trade and Environment??17.?Digital Trade??18.?Regional Trade Agreements??Part III: International Investment Law??19.?The Sources of International Investment Law??20.?Domestic Foreign Investment Laws??21.?Investor?state Dispute Settlement??22.?Fair and Equitable Treatment and its Interactions with Other Standards of Treatment??23.?Non-discrimination in International Investment Law??24.?Expropriation and the Evolving and Multi-Faceted Relationship between Treaties and General International Law??25.?The Right to Regulate in International Investment Law??Part IV: International Monetary Law and Finance??26.?The International Financial Architecture and Sovereign Debt Crisis Resolution??27.?Human Rights and the International Monetary Fund: The Case of Argentina??Part V: IEL and Sustainable Development??28.?Taking Sustainable Development Seriously in International Economic Law??29.?International Economic Law and Indigenous Cultures??30.?The Global South and the International Economic Legal Order: Universal Reform/Regional Enfranchisement??31.?International Economic Law and Climate Change