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International Economic Law: The State and Future of the Discipline |
Colin B Picker; Isabella D Bunn and Douglas W Arner
Hart Publishing
International Economic Law: The State and Future of the Discipline
Chapter 6.  Some Sociological Perspectives on International Institutions and the Trading System
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Andrew Lang

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1667446794252_8903137

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73–88

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Front matter
Acknowledgments
v–vi
List of Journal Abbreviations
xi–xiv
Editors and Contributors
xv–xx
Chapter 1.  The State and Future of International Economic Law
Full Text Access; Isabella Bunn; Colin Picker
1–12
Part 1.  The State & Future of International Economic Law Research
Chapter 2.  At the End of the Yellow Brick Road :  International Economic Law Research in Times of Uncertainty
Tomer Broude
15–28
Chapter 3.  A New Legal Realism :  Method in International Economic Law Scholarship
Gregory Shaffer
29–42
Chapter 4.  International Economic Law Research :  A Taxonomy
Joel Trachtman
43–52
Chapter 5.  Opportunism and the WTO :  Corporations, Academics and ‘Member States’
Sara Dillon
53–72
Chapter 6.  Some Sociological Perspectives on International Institutions and the Trading System
Andrew Lang
73–88
Chapter 7.  Law of the Global Economy :  In Need of a New Methodological Approach?
Federico Ortino; Matteo Ortino
89–106
Chapter 8.  Of Foxes and Hedgehogs :  Some Thoughts About the Relationship Between WTO Law and General International Law
Emmanuel Voyiakis
107–120
Chapter 9.  Different Scholarships, the Same World :  Interdisciplinary Research on IEL
Chen-Yu Wang
121–132
Part 2.  The State & Future of International Economic Law Teaching
Chapter 10.  International Economic Law in US Law Schools :  Evaluating Its Pedagogy and Identifying Future Challenges
Karen Bravo
135–156
Chapter 11.  Venutian Scholarship in a Martian Landscape :  Celebrating and Reflecting on Women in International Economic Law Teaching and Scholarship
Tracey Epps; Rose MacGillivray
157–170
Chapter 12.  An Essay on Teaching International Economic Law From a Corporate Perspective
Franklin Gevurtz
171–184
Chapter 13.  New Agendas for International Economic Law Teaching in India :  Including an Agenda in Support of Reform
Seema Sapra
185–206
Chapter 14.  Shifting Paradigms of Parochialism :  Lessons for Legal Education
Elizabeth Trujillo
207–218
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