The Postgraduate and Early Professionals/Academics (PEPA) Network of the Society of International Economic Law (SIEL) and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem Faculty of Law are thrilled to announce the PEPA/SIEL Online International Economic Law Research Marathon 2020. The Virtual Conference, which for the time being replaces the postponed

Anthea Roberts and Nicolas Lamp are working on a book about "narratives" in international economic law, and Nicolas has written about this on his own already, so I've been thinking a bit about the role and value of narratives. Generally speaking, I'm suspicious of

The law firm Sidley Austin has been hosting a series of Webinars about the Multi-Party Interim Arbitration Arrangement. Because Geneva-based delegates are the principal speakers, the Webinars provide some insights into the intentions of MPIA parties. One issue sometimes raised regarding the MPIA is the extent to which

This is a guest post by Prof. Ernst Ulrich Petersmann, European University Institute (Florence) Professor Charnovitz is among the few international lawyers who have carefully studied the history - and past governance failures - of international economic law, labor law, environmental and health law in order to elaborate proposals for improving multilevel

This is from the Board of Editors of Trade, Law and Development: The Board of Editors of Trade, Law and Development is pleased to invite original, unpublished manuscripts for publication in the Winter ’20 Issue of the Journal (Vol. 12, No. 2) in the form of ‘Articles’, ‘Notes’, ‘Comments’ and

The Field of International Pandemic Law (IPaL) Steve Charnovitz 10 May 2020 As a scholar who has written to define the field of international economic law (IEcL), I now see a need for more attention to the vital topic of international pandemic law (IPaL).  Although the origins of international health

This is from the Trade Experettes Blog Editors: Call for Submissions: Trade Experettes COVID-19 Blog Post Series We are the Trade Experettes. We are women professionals in international trade - economists, academics, lawyers and public policy experts that strive to build a global interactive platform for trade policy discussions and

There is a deafening silence in the MPIA documents published so far about the future status of current AB jurisprudence before the MPIA arbitrators. Since, after all, the MPIA arbitrators will function as an arbitral tribunal, it is essential to consider the role of arbitral jurisprudence in International Investment Law.