Alberta Fabbricotti (Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza" - Law) has published
The Political Economy of International Law: A European Perspective (Edward Elgar Publishing 2016). Contents include:
- Alberta Fabbricotti, Introduction
- Anne Van Aaken & Joel P. Trachtman, Political Economy of International Law: Towards a Holistic Model of State Behavior
- Niels Petersen, The Political Economy of Customary International Law
- Alessandra Gianelli, Can Political Economy Help Solve The Riddle of Customary International Law?
- Paul B. Stephan, The Political Economy of Jus Cogens
- Panos Merkouris, The Political Economy of International Treaties
- Ramses A. Wessel & Evisa Kica, Political Economy and the Decisions of International Organizations: Choosing Governance Arrangements Through Informality
- Barbara Delcourt, Political Economy of International Law: A Convenient Alliance for the Study of Compliance?
- Meredith Kolsky Lewis, International Political Economy and the Prisoner’s Dilemma: Compliance with International Law
- Paul B. Stephan, The Political Economy of Judicial Production of International Law
- Andreas von Staden, The Political Economy of The (Non-)Enforcement of International Human Rights Pronouncements by States
- Eyal Benvenisti, The Political Economy of International Lawmaking by National Courts
- André Nollkaemper, Political Economy and the Responsibility of States: The Problem of Many Hands in International Law
- Alberta Fabbricotti, The Political Economy of Regional Trade Agreements
- Tobias A. Lehmann, Political Economy and International Investment Law: The Conclusion of IIAs by Developing Countries during the Twentieth Century
- Laurence Boisson de Chazournes & Christina Leb, Political Economy and International Water Law: Political Economy Induced Changes to the Uptake of Benefit Sharing in International Water Law
- Ulyana Kohut, Political Economy and the Protection of Human Rights: Political Economy and Compliance with Human Rights Treaties
- Daniela Vitiello & Marion Panizzon, Political Economy and International Migration Law
- Eyal Benvenisti & Jan Wouters, Political Economy and International Law: Paradoxes and Potential
