Rafael Leal-Arcas, Jean Monnet Chaired Professor of EU International Economic Law, Professor of Law and Public Policy, Alfaisal University, College of Law and International Relations, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• Contents1 Rethinking the global trade order: Introduction 2 International cooperation and the governance of global public goods3 Interlinkages between international trade, climate change, and energy policy 4 Trade agreements as instruments of sustainability: Exploring a policy paradox 5 Outlook

‘Rethinking the Global Trade Order provides a fresh view on why international trade matters — and how it can be reconfigured in the wake of recent chaos to deliver for people and the planet. Bravo Professor Leal-Arcas for giving us a picture of what a WTO oriented to sustainable development might look like.’

Rafael Leal-Arcas, Jean Monnet Chaired Professor of EU International Economic Law, Professor of Law and Public Policy, Alfaisal University, College of Law and International Relations, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• Contents1 Rethinking the global trade order: Introduction 2 International cooperation and the governance of global public goods3 Interlinkages between international trade, climate change, and energy policy 4 Trade agreements as instruments of sustainability: Exploring a policy paradox 5 Outlook

‘Rethinking the Global Trade Order provides a fresh view on why international trade matters — and how it can be reconfigured in the wake of recent chaos to deliver for people and the planet. Bravo Professor Leal-Arcas for giving us a picture of what a WTO oriented to sustainable development might look like.’

Rafael Leal-Arcas, Jean Monnet Chaired Professor of EU International Economic Law, Professor of Law and Public Policy, Alfaisal University, College of Law and International Relations, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• Contents1 Rethinking the global trade order: Introduction 2 International cooperation and the governance of global public goods3 Interlinkages between international trade, climate change, and energy policy 4 Trade agreements as instruments of sustainability: Exploring a policy paradox 5 Outlook

‘Rethinking the Global Trade Order provides a fresh view on why international trade matters — and how it can be reconfigured in the wake of recent chaos to deliver for people and the planet. Bravo Professor Leal-Arcas for giving us a picture of what a WTO oriented to sustainable development might look like.’