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The New World Order of Economic Hyperglobalisation:
The Strengthening and the Reinvigoration of the WTO’s Legal
Principles of Predictability, Trade Without Discrimination
and Fair Competition 1
Antonios Emmanuel Platsas
COVID-19 Measures and Investment Treaty Claims:
An Asian Perspective 19
Yi Tang
Climate Change Provisions in International Investment
Agreements Between EU and Asian Countries: A Glimmer
of Hope for Tomorrow? 53
Milcar Jeff Dorce
Women and International Economic Law: Strategies
for Possible Reforms 87
Amit Kumar Sinha
Foreign Direct Investment Screening for National Security
in Asia Pacific: Navigating the Updates 117
Chunlei Zhao
A Reflection of Sustainable Provisions in Investment Chapt er
in the Potential EU–ASEAN Free Trade Agreement 141
Nguyen Thi Anh Tho
The 21st Century’s Trade Protectionism as Coercive Exceptionalism? 159
Sean Shun-Ming Yau
Laws and Policies on Export Controls in Asia:
From Non-proliferation to Geoeconomics 205
Alexandr Svetlicinii
Environmental Commitments in Trade Agreements:
Evaluating the Ongoing EU-Indonesia and EU-India FTA
Negotiations 229
Vishakha Srivastava
Tracing Due Process: A Review of the Use of Technology
in Chinese Arbitration 253
Anran Zhang
The Investment Relationship Between Singapore and the EU
in Times of Economic Security 277
Philipp Reinhold
Constraints on the Engagement of State-Owned Enterprises
in Mediation and Arbitration 301
Andrea K. Bjorklund

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The Asian Yearbook of International Economic Law (AYIEL) 2024 addresses the rapidly evolving field of international economic law with a special focus on Asia and the Pacific. With the rapidly changing geopolitical situation, protectionist measures have been taken by many countries, which has caused significant impact on international economic governance. Given the importance of Asia and the Pacific, it is necessary to study on trade protectionism and its impacts especially from a regional perspective. The AYIEL 2024 therefore focuses on "Protectionism and International Economic Law", exploring the recent trade measures taken by leading economies amid the changing geopolitical and geoeconomic situation, as well as the potential impacts of these changes on Asian countries and beyond.