The latest volume of the
Indian Journal of International Economic Law (Vol. 12, 2020) is out. Contents include:
- Gudrun Monika Zagel, India’s International Investment Agreements (IIAs)
and Sustainable Development: Friends or Foes?
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Madoka Shimada & Marie Wako, The Government Procurement Agreement and Economic
Partnership Agreement (EPA): Lessons from Japan’s experience
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Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann, Can Invocation of Human Rights Enhance Justice and
Social Legitimacy in Investment Adjudication?
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David Sifonios & Andreas R. Ziegler, “Tuna – Dolphin Forever”? The Development of the PPM
Debate Related to Trade and Environment in the WTO
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Ben Juratowitch, Departing from confidentiality in international
dispute resolution
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Mah Hao Ran, Ian & Aaron Cheuk Yuet Tim, Dispute settlement system under attack: A
move away from multilateralism?
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Abhishek Rana & Manya Gupta, Has the Vietnamese Dragon veritably ascended
into the club of Market Economies? A question
that still befuddles the Indian authorities
