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Boilerplate in International Economic Law
Published 2021-01-01“…Although widespread in international economic law, boilerplate provisions have not been subject to much scrutiny, unlike their distant cousins in contract law. …”
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Concept of Principles of International Economic Law
Published 2010-09-01Subjects: “…concept of principles of international economic law…”
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Non-discrimination in international economic law
Published 2017“…The thesis puts forward an alternative conceptual perspective through which the interpretation of non-discrimination provisions in international economic law could be analysed. It is argued that nondiscrimination obligations (as every legal rule to a greater or lesser extent) are inherently indeterminate. …”
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Beyond Color-Blind International Economic Law
Published 2023-01-01“…First, that the central role of race in international economic law has been erased and much more needs to be done to recover its large footprints in the discipline as well as in the policies and practices that constitute it. …”
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Globalization, Inequality & International Economic Law
Published 2017-04-01Subjects: “…international economic law…”
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International economic law and principle " sustainable development "
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CASES OF INDIRECT EXPROPRIATION IN INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW PERSPECTIVE
Published 2015-12-01“…As a subject of International Economic Law, MNC has the rights to take profit from its business activities. …”
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Contribution of the International Court of justice to the Development of International Economic Law
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Special considerations regarding indirect expropriation in international economic law
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A Considerable Contribution to Development of Fundamentals of Scientific Knowledge in the Field of International Economic Law (review of the book «International Economic Law and Regulation of International Economic Activities» by A.A....
Published 2008-09-01“…The author of the afore-referred edition, being Doctor of Laws, Professor, occupies the post of the Head of the Chair of International Law of the Diplomatic Academy, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russian Federation.Notwithstanding the point that through the last years within Russia a substantial quantities of special publications related to the International Economic Law have been emerging on rather regular basis, the effective, fundamental and system analysis of the International Economic Law issues realized from the stand of the Law theory (including International Law theory) leaves a lot to be desired.Unfortunate fact, but actually Russian legal science in the most of cases is represented by textbooks and casebooks which is proper as well for the field of the International Economic Law Just the same gender is immune to the edition commissioned by prof A A Kovalev.In the Introductory Note to the textbook it is stressed out that the item was in its essence deemed for use to require the educational objectives, however it is not to be construed as an obstacle for using by the practitioners, i e those who being the members of state authorities staff, have the powers to formulate and affect the public interests pursuing in the field of international economic relations: both scholars or public executives, specialists in the theory of law, etc.The book reflects the growing complexity of the international economic relationships from the one hand, and appearance due to this of certain legal problems in the International and Municipal law systems – from the other side Having differentiated the two notions, namely: «international economic law» and «international economic activities», – the author does seek by the same very important target – to demonstrate prima facie, that the international economic activities are consisted not only of the acts and deeds of public entities (those international and municipal having the interstate nature), but also private subjects of law (natural and moral persons including transnational entities or multinational companies, their consortia, etc ); it is to be shown, secondly, that the International Economic Law is capable to regulate only certain quantity of the international economic relationships, entered into the general notion of foreign economic activities, and thirdly, that between the regulation of foreign economic activities formed by the relationship where the private subjects of law are involved, and the same which consists of public relationship (mostly between the state-powers), there is no «Chinese Wall».…”
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Socio-Legal Perspectives on the Adjudication of Cultural Diversity Disputes in International Economic Law
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Interaction of International Environmental and International Economic Law as Branches of the System of International Law
Published 2014-09-01“…Interaction of international environmental and international economic law gets to a new level of quality today. …”
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The International Economic Law and its Place to System of Legal Regulation of the International Economic Relations (Summary)
Published 2013-03-01Subjects: “…international economic law…”
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