Working Papers
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2022
IILJ Working Paper 2022/1 (History and Theory of International Law Series)
A Thousand Flowers Blooming, or the Desert of the Real? International Law and its many problems of history
IILJ Working Paper 2022/2
Human Rights in a Use Case World
2021
IILJ Working Paper 2021/1
Confronting Data Inequality
IILJ Working Paper 2021/5 (Infrareg Series)
Infrastructural Developmentalism and its Many Types of Global Law
IILJ Working Paper 2021/6 (International Economic Law Series)
ISDS Reform: The Long View
IILJ Working Paper 2021/2 (Infrareg Series)
Virtual Borders – International Law and the Elusive Inequalities of Algorithmic Association
IILJ Working Paper 2021/3 (Infrareg Series)
Infrastructures and Laws: Publics and Publicness
IILJ Working Paper 2021/4 (History and Theory of International Law Series)
Hobbes and the Plague Doctors
2020
IILJ Working Paper 2020/1 (InfraReg Series)
Infrastructure and InfraReg: On Rousing the International Law ‘Wizards of Is’
IILJ Working Paper 2020/2 (Global Administrative Law Series)
Frontiers of Global Administrative Law in the 2020s
IILJ Working Paper 2020/3
Coordinating the Enforcement of Anti-Corruption Law: South American Experiences
2019
IILJ Working Paper 2019/2 (MegaReg Series)
The Trans-Pacific Partnership as Megaregulation
IILJ Working Paper 2019/1 (MegaReg Series)
The Essence, Significance, and Problems of the Trans-Pacific Partnership
2018
IILJ Working Paper 2018/6 (MegaReg Series)
What is International Trade Law for?
IILJ Working Paper 2018/5 (MegaReg Series)
Nihilists, Pragmatists and Peasants: A Dispatch on Contradiction in International Human Rights Law
IILJ Working Paper 2018/4 (MegaReg Series)
The Private Law Critique of International Investment Law
IILJ Working Paper 2018/3 (MegaReg Series)
The Lessons of TPP and the Future of Labor Chapters in Trade Agreements
IILJ Working Paper 2018/2 (MegaReg Series)
Remote Control: Treaty Requirements for Regulatory Procedures
IILJ Working Paper 2018/1 (MegaReg Series)
After TPP is Before TPP: Mexican Politics for Economic Globalization and the Lost Chance for Reflection
2017
IILJ Working Paper 2017/4 (MegaReg Series)
The RCEP, New Asian Regionalism and the Global South
IILJ Working Paper 2017/1 (MegaReg Series)
International Investment Law and Arbitration: A Conceptual Framework
IILJ Working Paper 2017/2 (MegaReg Series)
Harmonization: Top Down, Bottom Up—and Now Sideways? The Impact of the IP Provisions of Megaregional Agreements on Third Party States
IILJ Working Paper 2017/3 (MegaReg Series)
China and Global Regulatory Coherence: An Uneasy Relationship?
2016
IILJ Working Paper 2016/6 (Global Administrative Law Series)
Is Investor-State Arbitration “Public”?
IILJ Working Paper 2016/5 (MegaReg Series)
Participation in a New Regulatory Paradigm: Collaboration and Constraint in TTIP’s Regulatory Cooperation
IILJ Working Paper 2016/4 (Global Administrative Law Series)
International Organizations and the Rule of Law
IILJ Working Paper 2016/3 (MegaReg Series)
Is the Trans-Pacific Partnership’s Investment Chapter the New “Gold Standard”?
IILJ Working Paper 2016/2 (MegaReg Series)
Democracy Captured: The Mega-Regional Agreements and the Future of Global Public Law
IILJ Working Paper 2016/1 (MegaReg Series)
State Regulatory Capacity and Administrative Law and Governance Under Globalization
2014
IILJ Working Paper 2014/2 (Global Administrative Law Series)