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A five-volume series that provides coverage of different aspects of international economic law, including: international private trade; international private investment; trade controls for political ends; the international monetary system; and public controls on international trade.
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Review:
There are academic books which become classics in their field shortly after publication. The two books to be reviewed here are such examples. They are already frequently cited and widely held to be authoritative. (European Journal of International Law (reviewed together with Matsushita: The World Trade Organization: Law, Practice, and Policy - 0-19-876472-3))
... any sense of disappointment in not having more of Lowenfeld's own thoughts in International Economic Law is more than balanced by the achievements of the rest of this splendid treatise. (American Journal of International Law)
... as a treatise - as an exhaustive analysis of the lex lata of international economic law - the volume succeeds splendidly. (American Journal of International Law)
... this is an enormously worthwhile book to read. Even if one does not wholeheartedly subscribe to the conclusions, the book starts one on a journey of consideration of these increasingly important and overlooked issues. All those who have a deep interest in public and private international law should undergo that journey. (Pippa Rogerson, The Cambridge Law Journal)
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... any sense of disappointment in not having more of Lowenfeld's own thoughts in International Economic Law is more than balanced by the achievements of the rest of this splendid treatise. (American Journal of International Law)
... as a treatise - as an exhaustive analysis of the lex lata of international economic law - the volume succeeds splendidly. (American Journal of International Law)
... this is an enormously worthwhile book to read. Even if one does not wholeheartedly subscribe to the conclusions, the book starts one on a journey of consideration of these increasingly important and overlooked issues. All those who have a deep interest in public and private international law should undergo that journey. (Pippa Rogerson, The Cambridge Law Journal)
Winner of the ASIL 2007 Hudson Medal for scholarship and achievement in international law
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- PublisherMatthew Bender
- Publication date1996
- ISBN 10 0820527254
- ISBN 13 9780820527253
- BindingHardcover
- EditorLowenfeld Andreas F.
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