The
Yale Journal of International Law has published a special edition (online) on "Sovereign Debt." Contents include:
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Stephanie Blackenburg & Richard Kozul Wright, Preface
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Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky & Matthias Goldmann, Guest Editors’ Foreword
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Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky & Matthias Goldmann, An Incremental Approach to Sovereign Debt Restructuring: Sovereign Debt
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Anna Gelpern, Sovereign Debt: Now What?
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Odette Lienau, Legitimacy and Impartiality as Basic Principles for Sovereign Debt Restructuring
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Matthias Goldmann, Putting Your Faith in Good Faith: A Principled Strategy for Smoother Debt Workouts
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Michael Riegner, Legal Frameworks and General Principles for Indicators in Sovereign Debt Restructuring
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Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky, Economic Inequality, Debt Crises and Human Rights
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Daniel D. Bradlow, Can Parallel Lines Ever Meet? The Strange Case of the International Standards on Sovereign Debt and Business and Human Rights
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Jan Klabbers, On Functions and Finance: Sovereign Debt Workouts and Equality in International Organizations Law
