The future of international economic law
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The future of international economic law
（International economic law series）
Oxford University Press, 2008
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- The future of international economic law / William J. Davey
- Reforming the international monetary fund : why its legitimacy is at stake / Hector R. Torres
- Global justice and the Bretton Woods institutions / Frank J. Garcia
- The culture of the WTO : why it needs to change / Debra P. Steger
- Preparing for structural reform in the WTO / Thomas Cottier
- Good governance at the World Trade Organization : building a foundation of administrative law / Daniel C. Esty
- Multilevel judicial governance of international trade requires a common conception of rule of law and justice / Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann
- WTO for trade and development Post-Doha / Seung Wha Chang
- A new dominant trade species emerges : is bilateralism a threat? / Frederick M. Abbott
- Ensuring that regional trade agreements complement the WTO system : US unilateralism a supplement to WTO initiatives? / Matthew Schaefer
- Services trade : past liberalization and future challenges / Gary Hufbauer and Sherry Stephenson
- Regulatory jurisdiction and the WTO / Joel P. Trachtman
- Enforcing WTO obligations : what can we learn from export subsidies? / Andrew Green and Michael Trebilcock
- The WTO's Environmental progress / Steven Charnovitz
- Competition law and the WTO : rethinking the relationship / David J. Gerber
- The present and future of the investor-state dispute settlement paradigm / Won-Mog Choi
