| dc.description.abstract | This new monograph series is intended to provide a point of convergence for
high quality, original work on various aspects of international economic and
WTO law, ranging from established subject matter, such as international agri cultural trade or the application of core trade disciplines such as MFN, to
cross-cutting issues involving the interaction of international standards in the
fields of investment, tax, competition, food safety and consumer protection
with international trade law or the relationship of horizontal exceptions such
as the general exception to domestic regulatory barriers. Theoretically rigor ous, these books will take an analytical and discursive approach to the field,
wherever possible drawing on insights from disciplines other than law, such as
economics and politics, in an attempt to arrive at a genuinely inter-disciplinary
perspective. Proposals are encouraged that primarily engage with new and
previously under-developed themes in the field, or alternatively offer an inno vative analysis of areas of uncertainty in the existing law.
Bringing together work from both established authors – academics and
practitioners alike – and from a new generation of scholars, the Elgar
International Economic Law Series aims to play an important role in the
development of thinking in the field | en_US |
