Comprehensive analysis of key principles in international economic law, exploring their application in specific sectors and their role in ensuring procedural fairness, reasonableness, necessity testing, and non-discrimination, thus highlighting principles as a source of flexibility and cohesiveness in this field.

Looks at various aspects of international trade policy, covering the institutional structure of the WTO, principles like Most Favoured Nation and National Treatment, trade agreements, and their impacts on areas like tariffs, subsidies, intellectual property, health and safety regulations, the environment, labor standards, human rights, and development, while also addressing future challenges for the world trading system.

Analyses various dimensions of international trade law, covering trade agreements, core principles, trade in goods and services, intellectual property, agriculture, trade remedies, development, labor and gender aspects, digital trade, investment law, financial services, dispute settlement, regulations, economic perspectives, stakeholders, alternative dispute settlement, international trade law's influence on international law, democratic legitimacy, regional trade agreements, and the North American trade tensions, offering a comprehensive overview of the intricate landscape of global trade.