Thomas Eger,
Stefan Oeter &
Stefan Voigt have published
Economic Analysis of International Law: Contributions to the XIIIth Travemünde Symposium on the Economic Analysis of Law (March 29-31, 2012) (Mohr Siebeck 2014). Contents include:
- Stefan Oeter, The Legitimacy of Customary International Law
- Georg von Wangenheim, Comment on Stefan Oeter
- Discussion on Stefan Oeter summarized by José Caiado
- Stefan Voigt, The Economics of Informal International Law - An Empirical Assessment
- Peter Lewisch, Comment on Stefan Voigt
- Discussion on Stefan Voigt summarized by Christopher Kimmerle
- Haksoo Ko, Law and Technology of Data Privacy: A Case for International Harmonization
- Michael Fehling, Comment on Haksoo Ko
- Discussion on Haskoo Ko summarized by José Caiado
- Thilo Marauhn, Private Military Contractors - Mercenaries Outside the Scope of Law?
- Discussion on Thilo Marauhn summarized by Jerg Gutmann
- Christopher R. Drahozal, Some Observations on the Economics of Comity
- Dieter Schmidtchen, Comment on Christopher R. Drahozal
- Discussion on Christopher R. Drahozal summarized by Jan Engelmann
- Birgit Feldtmann, Fighting Maritime Piracy - On Possible Actions and Consequences
- Max Gössler, Comment on Birgit Feldtmann
- Discussion on Birgit Feldtmann summarized by Viola Prifti
- Florian Jeßberger & Julia Geneuss, A Success? Reflections on the First Ten Years of the International Criminal Court
- Eyal Benvenisti, Comment on Florian Jeßberger/Julia Geneuss
- Discussion on Florian Jeßberger/Julia Geneuss summarized by Joseb Gudiashvili
- Christian Kirchner, The European Constitutional Impossibility Theorem
- Thomas Eger, Comment on Christian Kirchner
- Discussion on Christian Kirchner summarized by Elif Erdemoglu
- Christian Häberli, Foreign Direct Investment in Agriculture: Land Grab or Food Security Improvement?
- Laarni Escresa, Comment on Christian Häberli
- Discussion on Christian Häberli summarized by Johannes Schwarze
