ISSN: 1369-3034, EISSN: 1464-3758
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INTRODUCTION
From the Editors in Chief
Kathleen Claussen and others
New (Paradigms In) International Economic Law
Andrea K Bjorklund and Gabrielle Marceau
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
The WTO’S Contribution to the Challenges of Global Commons
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
The IMF’s Evolving Role Within a Constant Mandate
Kristalina Georgieva and Rhoda Weeks-Brown
WIPO’s Contributions to International Cooperation on Intellectual Property
Lisa Jorgenson and Carsten Fink
The Role of ICSID in International Economic Law
Meg Kinnear
The Transformation of International Organizations—Specialization, New Initiatives, and Working Methods—Some Observations on the Work of UNCITRAL Working Group III
Chiara Giorgetti
Taking Stakeholder Engagement in International Policy-Making Seriously: Is the WTO Finally Opening Up?
Joost Pauwelyn
Corporate Power and Accountability in International Economic Law
Lucinda A Low
Platforms and Global Governance: Globalization on Steroids
Joel P Trachtman
Trade Law 4.0: Are We There Yet?
Mira Burri
International Taxation, Globalization, and the Economic Digital Divide
Reuven Avi-Yonah
International Trade Agreements: Laboratories of Innovation or Propellers of Fragmentation?
Meredith Kolsky Lewis
25 Years of Law and Practice at the WTO: Did the Appellate Body Dig its Own Grave?
Isabelle Van Damme
Maintaining Relevance in a Much-Changed World: Reforming WTO Dispute Settlement
Valerie Hughes
International Regulation of Industrial Subsidy
Manjiao Chi
State Capitalism in the GATT/WTO Legal Order
Petros C Mavroidis and André Sapir
Investment Law in the Twenty-First Century: Things Will Have to Change in Order to Remain the Same
Anne van Aaken
ISDS and Its Transformations
Federico Ortino
The Evolution of the ‘Trade and …’ ‘Debate’—A View from ASEAN
Locknie Hsu
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