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Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction: some observations on the politics of international economic law Tomer Broude, Marc L. Busch and Amelia Porges; Part I. The Politics of Law-Making in International Trade: 2. The politics and indirect effects of asymmetrical bargaining power in free trade agreements Meredith Kolsky Lewis; 3. The politics of linkages in U.S. preferential trade agreements Kimberlee G. Weatherall; 4. The politics of African trade negotiations in the WTO's Doha Round Uche Ewelukwa; 5. The politics of legitimacy in the UNCITRAL working methods Claire R. Kelly; Part II. The Politics of International Investment Treaty-Making: 6. The politics of the European Union's investment treaty-making Marc Bungenberg; 7. The politics of China's investment treaty-making programme Axel Berger; 8. The politics of south-south bilateral investment treaties Lauge Skovgaard Poulsen; Part III. The Politics of Sovereign Wealth and International Financial Law: 9. The politics of sovereign wealth funds: benign investors or smoking guns? Yvonne C. L. Lee; 10. The politics of international financial law Douglas Arner; Part IV. The Politics of Dispute Settlement in International Economic Law: 11. The politics of judicial economy at the WTO Marc L. Busch and Krzysztof Pelc; 12. The politics of competing jurisdictions in WTO and RTA disputes, and the use of private international law analogies Henry Gao and C. L. Lim; Part V. Linkages between International Economic Law and Foreign Policy: 13. The politics of rules of origin Moshe Hirsch; 14. The politics of divestment Perry S. Bechky.
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