International Economic Law as Symphony

Krista Nadakavukaren Schefer is Vice Director at the Swiss Institute of Comparative Law, Switzerland.Rodrigo Polanco is Senior Lecturer and Researcher at the World Trade Institute and Legal Advisor at the Swiss Institute of Comparative Law, Switzerland.Pierre Sauvé is a Senior Trade Specialist at the World Bank, Switzerland.

• Turning the Tides of Trade, Marion Panizzon (University of Bern, Switzerland)Preface, Robert Howse (New York University, USA)1. Introduction, Krista Nadakavukaren Schefer (Swiss Institute of Comparative Law), Rodrigo Polanco (University of Bern, Switzerland) and Pierre Sauvé (World Bank, Switzerland)Part I: Trade Policy from Gatt to Today’s WTO2. Our Life in TRIPS, Frederick M Abbott (Florida State University, USA)3. WTO Dispute Settlement: What Went Wrong? What Might be Done? William J Davey (University of Illinois, USA)4. The Uncertain Future of WTO Dispute Settlement: An Appraisal of the February 2024 Consolidated Text Resulting from the Molina Process, Peter Van den Bossche (Xi’an Jiaotong University, China)5. Clarifying Subsidy Disciplines in the WTO: Thomas Cottier as an Adjudicator, James J Nedumpara (Centre for Trade and Investment Law, India)6. Litigating National Security in the WTO Era, Petros C Mavroidis (Columbia Law School, USA)7. The New Roles of the World Trade Organization in Trade and Climate Change, Gabrielle Marceau (University of Geneva, Switzerland) and Maria George (Graduate Institute, Switzerland)8. Forever Searching: How Far Can We Go? Christian Häberli (University of Bern, Switzerland)Part II: Regional Trade Relations between Unequals: Switzerland, The EU and Beyond9. From Rue de Martignac to Hallerstrasse – A Vision for Europe, Christine Kaufmann (University of Zurich, Switzerland)10. The EU–Switzerland Agreements and the Role of the Swiss Federal Supreme Court in the Five-Storey House of European Courts, Matthias Oesch (University of Zurich, Switzerland) and Elisa Lunardon (Noyb, Austria)11. The Role of the CJEU with Regard to Switzerland and Swiss Operators, Michael Hahn (University of Bern, Switzerland) and Ana Sijakovic Kressner (University of Bern, Switzerland)12. Free Movement of Services between the EU and Switzerland – The Contours, Limits and Prospects of a Complex Relationship, Panagiotis Delimatsis (Tilburg University, the Netherlands)13. ASEAN Integration: A Case Study in Multilayered Governance, Sufian Jusoh (National University of Malaysia) and Intan Murnira Ramli (Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia, Indonesia)Part III: Addressing Common Concerns and the Future Challenges to Trade Law14. Sovereignty Strikes Back: Continued Relevance of Common Concern of Humankind in Times of Polycrisis, Zaker Ahmad (University of Göttingen, Germany) and Iryna Bogdanova (University of Luxembourg)15. The Twenty-First Century ‘Land Investment’ or ‘Land Grabs’ in Africa as a Common Concern of Humankind, Malebakeng Agnes Forere (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa)16. From William Rappard to Thomas Cottier: Ordoliberal Market Integration and the Rules-Based International Trade Order, Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann (European University Institute, Italy) Part IV: The Living Legacy of Thomas Cottier17. The World Trade Institute – Swiss Soft Power at its Best, Arthur Appleton (Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, USA)18. Thomas Cottier and the Development of International Trade Law, Gary Horlick (Yale Law School, USA)19. Thomas Cottier, the Myth of Ulysses and the Evolution of International Economic Law, Roberto Echandi (University of Bern, Switzerland)