This handbook investigates the multifaceted landscape of international economic law. It offers a comprehensive overview of key topics within the field, drawing on original contributions from leading scholars. The work aims to provide accessible treatments of specific legal areas while also synthesizing related public policy issues from a social science perspective, making complex subjects understandable to a broad audience.

This handbook is positioned as a major work, featuring carefully commissioned contributions from leading scholars. Its aim is to provide both an accessible treatment of specific legal areas within international economic law and a thoughtful synthesis of related public policy issues. The work is designed to be useful from a broadly social science perspective, suggesting it appeals to academics and practitioners interested in the intersection of law and economics.