The latest issue of the
Manchester Journal of International Economic Law (Vol. 16, no. 2, 2019) is out. Contents include:
- Special Symposium – UK-India post-Brexit: Trade and Power Democracy
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Leïla Choukroune & Amitendu Palit, Introduction
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Lisa Mardikian & Clair Gammage,
Brexit as Differentiated Integration:
The Diverging Imaginaries of Future Trade Relationships
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Amitendu Palit,
Brexit and India-UK Free Trade Agreement:
Context, Prospects and Challenges
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James J. Nedumpara & Sandeep Thomas Chandy,
Brexit and the UK’s Commitments at the World Trade Organization:
The Challenges in Effecting a Legal Divorce from the European Union
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AFM Maniruzzaman & Ijaz Ali Chishti,
International Arbitration and Public Policy Issues in the Indian Subcontinent:
A Look through the English Common Law and International Lenses
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Sai Ramani Garimella,
Interrogating Third Party Funding in Investment Arbitration:
The Need for Regulation in the UK and India
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Leïla Choukroune,
UK-India – Beyond Trade:
Power Democracy
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General Articles
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Regis Y. Simo,
Once upon a Time:
The Origins of the Public Morals Defence in World Trade Law
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Ismaelline Eba Nguema, The Implications of the New US Trade Policy for the World Trade Organization
