
The latest issue of the
Journal of International Economic Law (Vol. 27, no. 4, December 2024) is out. Contents include:
- Special Feature: Remaking Global Tax Governance
- Tsilly Dagan & Alice Pirlot, Global tax governance: taking stock of the past and looking forward
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John Vella, What is wrong with the international business tax system?
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Yariv Brauner, The elusive reform of international tax dispute settlement
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Philip Baker, Using multilateral instruments to preserve a bilateral system
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Miranda Stewart, International institutions in global tax governance
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Afton Titus, The role of the United Nations in ensuring equitable tax policies for developing countries
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Luís Eduardo Schoueri & Pedro Guilherme Lindenberg Schoueri, Rethinking taxing rights
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Ivan Ozai, Global justice in the reshaping of international tax
- Special Feature: Remaking the Trading System
- Joel Trachtman, Jan Yves Remy, & Daniel C Esty, Remaking trade for a sustainable future
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James Bacchus, Sustainability and the WTO trading system
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Maureen Hinman & Sarah V Stewart, First, ‘things’ first: prioritizing environmental goods tariff reductions at the WTO
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Carmel Cahill, Reforming and repurposing agricultural subsidies to facilitate trade and sustainability
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Mustaqeem De Gama, Fisheries subsidies, the WTO, and sustainability
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Sonia E Rolland, Supporting trade negotiations with sustainable development impact assessments
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Colette van der Ven, Overcoming the circularity divide: accelerating a circular apparel transition in Africa through trade
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Irfan Nooruddin & Nita Rudra, From enthusiasm to apathy: dwindling support for globalization among future generationss
- Articles
- Marta Soprana, Compatibility of emerging AI regulation with GATS and TBT: the EU Artificial Intelligence Act
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James Harrison & Sophia Paulini, Reinventing trade, environment and development interlinkages: lessons from the EU–Mercosur Association Agreement
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Nicolette Butler & Jasem Tarawneh, The trade and environment nexus: proposing a broad universal definition of environmental services