Actors in international law are presumed to be states. Yet in the international economic law arena, the corporation is one of the most prominent non-state actors. Indeed, in some instances, the corporation may even be more influential than the state in some arenas of international economic law....

English AbstractInternational Economic Law (IEL) is a fluid topic, and it has changed significantly over the course of years. It has never been a steady system and just as in all fields of the Law, IEL has been fluctuating in response of the social and economic circumstances of a determined...

This essay examined some issues under international economic law from a human rights perspective. It appraised emerging issues in International Economic Law and discussed the nexus between international investment, state-investor agreement and human rights law. It conceptually clarified the...