Journal of International Economic Law

Latest Issue

Volume 22 Issue 2 June 2019

Impact Factor

1.617

5 year Impact Factor

1.537

Editors-in-Chief
Chris Brummer
Joost Pauwelyn

About the journal

The Journal of International Economic Law is dedicated to encouraging thoughtful and scholarly attention to a very broad range of subjects that concern the relation of law to international economic activity …

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Winner of the 2018-2019 SIEL/JIEL/OUP Essay Prize

Congratulations to Catherine Gascoigne for her article, 'The Role of Non-Attribution in Determining the Use of Trade Remedies'.

2018-2019 SIEL/JIEL/OUP Essay Prize

Awarded annually to the best essay submitted on any topic in any field of international economic law.

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Voices From Buenos Aires: Rethinking Trade Rules for a Digital Economy

Explore the latest Special Issue from the Journal of International Economic Law and read the introduction to the Special Issue by Shunko Rojas and Gustavo Béliz now.

Developing Countries Initiative

Your institution could be eligible to free or deeply discounted online access to Journal of International Economic Law through the Oxford Developing Countries Initiative.

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Highly Cited Articles

We've put together a collection of our most cited articles.

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Editors' Choice collection

The editorial team aim to build on JIEL's pre-eminence in international trade while expanding the academic line of inquiry into areas such as international investment, monetary affairs and financial regulation. They have selected 10 papers, now freely available, which demonstrate the expansion of legal analysis and the future direction of JIEL scholarship.

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In Tribute to John H. Jackson

John H. Jackson Prize 2016

Congratulations to Andrew D. Mitchell, Jennifer K. Hawkins, and Neha Mishra, winners of the 2016 John H. Jackson Prize with their article Dear Prudence: Allowances under International Trade and Investment Law for Prudential Regulation in the Financial Services Sector.

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Special issue in remembrance

Volume 19 Issue 2 was put together in memory of Professor John H. Jackson, founding editor of the Journal of International Economic Law. The contents of this issue will be free to read online until the end of 2017. Contents include a Guest Editorial by Michael Gadbaw and sections on Professor Jackson’s contributions to the field from International Economic and Sovereignty, Trade and Linkages with other Disciplines, and International Law and Human Rights to personal remembrances.

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