International Economic Law examines key problems of international economic relations within the framework of public international law. It provides an integrated account of international monetary law, international trade law, international law relating to factor movement, including labour movement and international investment, international fiscal law and international development law.
The book combines key cases and materials with in-depth commentary, giving students and researchers the essential sources and analysis they need in one place. It sets the subject in context through an introductory focus on the foundations of international economic law, while also describing the workings and influence of the IMF, WTO and World Bank.
The 5th edition reflects significant developments across international economic relations since the previous edition, including major changes in international trade and the wider international economic order.
