Titlebook: European Yearbook of International Economic Law 2016; Marc Bungenberg,Christoph Herrmann,J?rg Philipp Te Book 2016 Springer Nature Switzer

micturition

From GATS to TiSA: Pushing the Trade in Services Regime Beyond the Limitsively deeper into the regulatory domain of nation states and imposing fetters on the autonomy and authority of governments to determine the best way to regulate services in the national interest. With the paralysis in the World Trade Organization (WTO), new generation free trade and investment agree

英寸

Dislocation

The Current System of Trade and Intellectual Property Rightsld Trade Organization was that the grant of intellectual property rights would boost innovation globally. The world map of R&D, however, does not show a general improvement of R&D capabilities in developing countries in the last 20 years. While the pharmaceutical industry was an active promoter of t

TAP

行乞

遺傳學

Be Careful with What You Wish: Saving Developing Countries from Development and the Risk of Overlooknternational investment regime is good as it is, nor that it does not require adjustments. Instead, it is argued here that regardless of how power shaped international investment law during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, currently investment paradigms are radically shifting and development

小爭吵

Investor-State Dispute Settlement: Conflict, Convergence, and Future Directionsses and the current debates surrounding investor-state arbitration. In particular, it reviews the discourse on the right to regulate and the arguments that investment disputes can impact on matters of public interest and have the potential to encroach into host state regulatory space. It also consid

Obituary

In Defense of International Investment Lawlement: Conflict, Convergence, and Future Directions”, published in this Yearbook. While sharing several concerns Miles identifies, and supporting present reform efforts to make the system more transparent, increase possibilities of involvement for third parties, and ensure policy space, this articl

討厭

Shifting Sands: Interrogating the Problematic Relationship Between International Public Finance and n of international public finance to crisis resolution and management in recurrent sovereign debt crises has highlighted the centrality of international public finance and its institutions to global economic regulation. In particular, the financial crisis has underscored the fundamental role of inte

Felicitous

Problematic Relationships: Why International Economic Law Is Sometimes More Complicated Than It Appe, the crisis was nothing else than an expression of a lack of effective international financial market regulations. Thus, to have better and “more” regulation on financial market instruments was seen as the key to preventing future crises. However, taking stock after about 7 years since the breakdow