Editor:
Roger Blanpain
Guest
Editor: Boel Flodgren
Contributors:
Manzoor
Ahmad
Jeff
Atik
Roger
Blanpain
Michael
Bogdan
Cécile
Brokelind
Marie-France
Houde
Pär
Olof Johannesson
David
Kennedy
Peter
Landelius
Hans
Henrik Lidgard
Jonas
Malmberg
Christina
Moëll
Søren
Mandrup Petersen
Christina
Ramberg
Lynn
Roseberry
Eric
Runesson
Tore
Wiwen-Nilsson
Introduction
i
List
of Contributors
xii
1.
Challenging Expert Rule: The Politics of Global
Governance
1
David
Kennedy
2.
Regional Agreements as Political Instruments for
Globalization
30
Peter
Landelius
3.
International Development
Aid in the Legal Field
as
a Vehicle for Globalization of Law
41
Michael
Bogdan
4.
Trade Facilitation and the World Trade Organization
48
Manzoor
Ahmad
5.
Facilitating Compulsory Licensing Under TRIPS in
Response
to the AIDS Crisis in Developing Countries
53
Hans
Henrik Lidgard & Jeff Atik
6.
Commercial and Development Policy-Rules of Origin
as
Strategic Tools
72
Christina
Moëll
7.
Most-Favoured-Nation Treatment in International
Investment
Law
75
Mari-France
Houde
8.
Public-Private Partnerships: An International Trend
Challenging
Existing Legal Frameworks
103
Tore
Wiwen-Nilsson
9.
Contractual Aspects on Supply Chain Alignment -
Post
Merger and Acquisition Integration in a
Global
Corporate Matrix
110
Pär
Olof Johannesson
10.
International Contracts- Harmonization of Commercial
Law
by Conventions, Soft Law and Individual Contracts
122
Christina
Ramberg
11.
The Evolution of International Income Tax Law Applied
to
Global Trade
127
Cécile
Brokelind
12.
The Role of Codes of Conduct in Monitoring
Multinational
Corporate Behaviour
144
Roger
Blanpain
13.
Promoting Fair Labour Standards in a Globalized Economy:
The
Need for a Multi-Track Approach
162
Jonas
Malmberg
14.
Labour versus the World Trade Organization: The Clash
Between Economic, International Law and Labour Law
Theories
174
Lynn
Roseberry
15.
Partnering for Development: The Private Sector as a
Precondition
for Reaching the Millennium Development
Goals
196
Søren
Mandrup Petersen
16.
Opening a Window for Alternative Dispute Resolution
in
International Trade
205
Eric
Runesson