The latest issue of the
Manchester Journal of International Economic Law (Vol. 12, no. 2, 2015) is out. Contents include:
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Daniel Behn & Ole Kristian Fauchald,
Governments under Cross-fire?
Renewable Energy and International Economic Tribunals
- David Collins,
Towards a Grand Unified Theory of International Economic Law
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Bryane Michael, Indira Carr & Donald Bowser, Reducing Corruption in Public Administration through Evidence-Based Law:
Using Data to Design and Implement Ethics-Related Administrative Law
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Xiaojing Qin,
A Political Study on Foreign Ownership of Land:
Theoretical Challenges and Justifications
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Sungjin Kang, Competition Related Provisions (CRPs) of Bilateral Trade Agreements,
Bilateral Competition Cooperation Agreements of Korea, and their Implications
