The latest volume of the
European Yearbook of International Economic Law (Vol. 6, 2015) is out. Contents include:
- Part I Issues
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Robert Howse, Distinguished Essay: Non-tariff Barriers and Climate Policy:
Border-Adjusted Taxes and Regulatory Measures as WTO-Compliant
Climate Mitigation Strategies
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Timothy Lyons, The Interaction of Customs and Non-tariff Barriers
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Nikita Lomagin, Non-tariff Barriers to Trade: Quality and Quantity from
an Economic Perspective
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Akbar Rasulov, The Horizontal Mechanism Initiative in the WTO:
The Proceduralist Turn and Its Discontents
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Gracia Marín Durán, NTBs and the WTO Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade:
The Case of PPM-Based Measures Following US – Tuna II
and EC – Seal Products
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Nikolay Mizulin & Huijian Zhu, Non-tariff Barriers and Private Conduct: The Case of Labelling
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Christian Pitschas, Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership Agreement
and the Development of International Standards
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Part II Regional Integration: Trade and Investment Relations
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Shotaro Hamamoto, Between the EU and East Asia: The Next Frontier?
Economic Partnership Agreements Concluded by Japan
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Won-Mog Choi, Aggressive Regionalism with the First Partner in the Far East:
The Korea-EU FTA and Its Implications for the Future
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Locknie Hsu, EU-ASEAN Trade and Investment Relations with a Special
Focus on Singapore
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Chien-Huei Wu, A Mismatch Between Ambition and Reality: The EU’s Efforts
to Counterbalance China and the US in East Asia
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Julien Chaisse,
The European Union’s Normative Power in Asia: Endogenous
and Exogenous Factors of the Nascent Investment Policy
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Part III International Economic Institutions
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Catharine Titi, Institutional Developments in Investor–State Dispute Settlement
and Arbitration Under the Auspices of the International Centre
for Settlement of Investment Disputes
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Jan Bohanes & Karolyn Salcedo, Overview of WTO Jurisprudence in 2013
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Joy Kategekwa, Institutional Developments in the WTO: Recent Trends
and the Challenge Going Forward
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Andrea Wechsler, WIPO’s Global Copyright Policy Priorities: The Marrakesh Treaty
to Facilitate Access to Published Works for Persons Who Are Blind,
Visually Impaired, or Otherwise Print Disabled
