The latest issue of
Law and Development Review (Vol. 6, no. 2, 2013) is out. Contents include:
- Special Issue: Integrating Africa into the World Economy through International Economic Law
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James Thuo Gathii, Tomer Broude, & Laurence Boulle, Integrating Africa into the World Economy through International Economic Law: An Introduction
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Olabisi Delebayo Akinkugbe, The Dilemma of Public–Private Partnerships as a Vehicle for the Provision of Regional Transport Infrastructure Development in Africa
- Senai W. Andemariam,
The Missed and Missing Benefits to Africa in the Absence of Harmonized International Regulation of Traditional Medicinal Knowledge
- Lorand Bartels,
Making WTO Dispute Settlement Work for African Countries: An Evaluation of Current Proposals for Reforming the DSU
- Ciaran Cross & Christian Schliemann-Radbruch,
When Investment Arbitration Curbs Domestic Regulatory Space: Consistent Solutions through Amicus Curiae Submissions by Regional Organisations
- Isabelle Deschamps,
Assessing the Organisation pour l’harmonisation en Afrique du droit des affaires’s Contributions to Poverty Reduction in Africa: A Grounded Outlook
- Malebakeng Forere,
Revisiting African States Participation in the WTO Dispute Settlement through Intra-Africa RTA Dispute Settlement
- Dennis Ndonga,
Increasing Africa’s Share of Vertical Investments through Single Window Systems
- Priscilla
Schwartz, Capitalism, International Investment Law and the Development Conundrum
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Regis Y Simo, Integrating African Markets into the Global Exchange of Services: A Central African Perspective
