The latest issue of the
Manchester Journal of International Economic Law (Vol. 19, no. 1, 2022) is out. Contents include:
- Gerard Sanders, The Historical Roots of International Financial Institutions
and their Impact on the Purposes and Governance of these Organizations
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Franziska Sucker & Kholofelo Kugler, The Proposed Covid-19 TRIPS Waiver:
Not a Silver Bullet but Part of a Solution for Africa’s Covid-19 Health Crisis
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Dan Wei & Hongling Ning, Brazilian CIFAs:
A Policy Shift from Investment Protection and Liberalization to Investment Facilitation
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Mohammed El Said, The Global IP Response to Covid-19 Pandemic:
A Tale of Several Ironies?
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Azam Amini, Mohammad Abedi & Ehsan Daryadel, A Criticism of Partial Award No. 604 of Iran-US Claims Tribunal in its Interpretation of ‘Iranian Properties’ under Paragraph 9 of Algiers General Declarations
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Prabhash Ranjan, The Future of India’s Investment Treaty Practice:
An Important Parliamentary Intervention
