The latest volume of the
European Yearbook of International Economic Law (Vol. 2, 2011) is out. Contents include:
- Part I Topics
- Special Focus I: The State and the Global Economy
- Karle M. Meessen, Distinguished Essay: Governmental Decision-Making in the World Economy
- Fabian Amternbrink, Central Bank Challenges in the Global Economy
- Ludwig Gramlich, An International Normative Framework for Sovereign Wealth Funds?
- Heike Schweitzer, Sovereign Wealth Funds: Market Investors or “Imperialist Capitalists”? The European Response to Direct Investment by Non-EU State-Controlled Entities
- Rosa M. Lastra, The Role of the IMF as a Global Financial Authority
- Andreas Falke, No Ado About Nothing: Obama’s Trade Policies After 1 Year
- Special Focus II: Climate Change and International Economic Law
- Alexander Proelss & Kerstin Güssow, Carbon Capture and Storage from the Perspective of International Law
- Wolfgang Weiß, Biofuels and WTO Law
- Erich Vranes, Climate Labelling and the WTO: The 2010 EU Ecolabelling Programme as a Test Case Under WTO Law
- Mireille Cossy, Environmental Services and the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS): Legal Issues and Negotiating Stakes at the WTO
- Kierstyn Inglis, European Union Competences and Actions in International Environment Law: Recent Developments and Current Challenges
- Part II Regional Integration
- Colin M. Brown, The European Union and Regional Trade Agreements: A Case Study of the EU-Korea FTA
- Tomer Broude, MENA: The Question of Palestinian Observership and Accession to the WTO
- Stephen Clarkson, Integration and Disintegration in North America: The Rise and Fall of International Economic Law in One Region
- Colin McCarthy, African Regional Economic Integration: Is the Paradigm Relevant and Appropriate?
- Félix Peña, Regional Integration in Latin America: Some Lessons of 50 Years of Experience
- Prasit Aekaputra, Report on the ASEAN Economic Cooperation and Integration
- Part III International Economic Institutions
- Claudia Schmucker & Katharina Gnath, From the G8 to the G20: Reforming the Global Economic Governance System
- Edwini Kessie, The Doha Development Agenda at a Crossroads: What Are the Remaining Obstacles to the Conclusion of the Round: Part II?
- Andreas Krallmann, WTO Dispute Settlement – The Establishment of ‘Binding Guidance’ by the Appellate Body in US Stainless Steel and Recent Dispute Settlement Rulings
The latest volume of the European Yearbook of International Economic Law (Vol. 2, 2011) is out. Contents include:
