Special Issue: International Economic Law, Natural Resources and Sustainable Development

The latest issue of International Journal of Law in Context (Vol. 11, no. 2, June 2015) focuses on "International Economic Law, Natural Resources and Sustainable Development." Contents include:

• Special Issue: International Economic Law, Natural Resources and Sustainable Development
• Julio Faundez & Celine Tan, Introduction: international economic law, natural resources and sustainable development
• Lorenzo Cotula, Property in a shrinking planet: fault lines in international human rights and investment law
• Fiona Smith, Natural resources and global value chains: What role for the WTO?
• David M. Ong, Regulating environmental responsibility for the multinational oil industry: continuing challenges for international law
• Celine Tan, Risky business: political risk insurance and the law and governance of natural resources
• Sam Adelman, Tropical forests and climate change: a critique of green governmentality