The latest volume of the
African Journal of International Economic Law (Vol. 4, 2024) is out. Contents include:
- Wojciech Giemza, Moonlighting Revisited: International Court of Justice Judges as Adjudicators in Investment Arbitration
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Stanley U. Nweke-Eze, Promoting African States as Seats of International Arbitration
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Adaeze Agatha Aniodoh & Abubakri Yekini, Prospects and Pitfalls of BITs and the Quest for a Multilateral Framework in Africa
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Morris K. Odeh, Rethinking the Pharmaceutical Knowledge- Economy: Patents, the TRIPS Agreement, and Skewed Utilitarianism in the Evolving Ideological Paradigms
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Annabel Nanjira & Nwamaka Okany, African Practice in International Economic Law 2022-2023
