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

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Regulating Multinational Enterprisesthis has changed. MNEs are visible and much of the contemporary agenda of IEL concerns the facilitation of their operations, specifically, through the increasing integration of trade and investment issues in new generation Preferential Trade and Investment Agreements (PTIAs). These developments have

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Horizontal Effect of Human Rights in the Era of Transnational Constellations: On the Accountability r human rights violations. It argues that current theoretical and doctrinal approaches are not able to provide adequately for the protection of human rights, as these approaches are underpinned by state-centric perspectives of law and classical theoretical concepts of human rights. The article aims

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2364-8392 acificPartnership (TPP) and its sister TTIP are complemented with comments on otherdevelopments, including the African Tripartite FTA und the negotiations on aplurilateral Trade in Services Agreement (TiSA). Fu978-3-319-80516-0978-3-319-29215-1Series ISSN 2364-8392 Series E-ISSN 2364-8406

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Downsizing bei Verbrennungsmotoreng global constitutional developments, identifies some familiar constitutional tropes found in investment law, and closes with a discussion, by way of illustration, of an investor’s claim, unresolved on the merits, that resembles an early nineteenth century US constitutional dispute concerning the sa

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Extractive bioconversion of lactic acid,r the indefinite future. Developing countries in general, and the poorest amongst them in particular, will be the primary losers of such an outcome. Reflecting on the history of agricultural trade regulation over the last two centuries, this article aims to demonstrate that the treatment of agricult

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-54901-7ush the boundaries, their attempts to lock governments into a more extreme version of the troubled neoliberal paradigm will heighten the problems of legitimacy confronting the agreements themselves and the WTO.

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