📢 Interested in joining our academic team? Applications are now open for our University Assistant Professorship in EU Law to teach at UG and PG level, conduct & supervise research, and participate in the Faculty. If you are the right candidate: 🔗law.cam.ac.uk/press/jobs/202…

Opening #JIEL Issue 27(4), Special Editors Tsilly Dagan & Alice Pirlot introduce the feature on #RemakingGlobalTax and examine the decentralized regime of #internationaltaxlaw. #globaltaxgovernance #taxreform academic.oup.com/jiel/article/2…

Philip Baker introduces readers to the dominance of #bilateral #taxtreaties and the rare use of multilateral instruments in #internationaltax, while examining recent shifts toward #multilateralism. academic.oup.com/jiel/article/2…

Special editors Joel Trachtman, Jan Yves Remy and Dan Esty introduce the feature on #RemakingTradingSystem, developed from research conducted for the Villars Framework 2.0 report on #internationaltrade reform and #sustainabledevelopment academic.oup.com/jiel/article-a…

🚨 Exciting news for my fellow sovereign debt nerds! Sharing a new dataset on sovereign external debt crises: haircuts by restructuring & aggregated by debt-crisis spell since 1815. Updated to Dec 2024 & alive. Hopefully useful for research and policy alike!

Calling all international law researchers! The United Nations’s International Law Commission is accepting applications for its Research Assistants Roster. Work with Special Rapporteurs or Chairs of Working and Study Groups — remote or in person Details: legal.un.org/ilc/documentat…

Announcement: Call for Expressions of Interest for a new Co-Editor-in-Chief of EJIL | by Sarah Nouwen ejiltalk.org/announcement-c…

Prof. Pierre-Hugues Verdier kicks off "International Finance and its Regulation in an Era of Geopolitical Competition" at the 35th Sokol Colloquium at UVA Law School. Many of the papers presented today will form an upcoming special issue in JIEL.

What kind of deal is Trump looking for from everyone? It will not be your typical FTA. Instead, it will look very much like the Phase One Agreement signed with China in 2020, and any new deals under Trump would likely share 3 key features:

My article ‘Lost in conversion: rethinking investment treaty protection against retroactive regulation in the wake of the “Francogeddon”’ is out and open access Journal of International Economic Law. academic.oup.com/jiel/advance-a… 🧵 1/8

Looking for a home for your #legalresearch? Journal of International Economic Law is the perfect place for insightful research on law and international economic activity. Feature your work to a global audience 🌍 Learn more here: oxford.ly/3RMRl4i

.Karishma Banga, Alexander Beyleveld and Munu Martin Luther analyze how #trade rules shape taxation of Africa's #digital economy, focusing on VAT, digital services tax, and customs duties. academic.oup.com/jiel/article/2…

Corporate Human Rights and International Law: Obstacle or Precursor to Human Rights Accountability? | by Michael Waibel and Rebecca McMenamin ejiltalk.org/corporate-huma…

The pink paper isn't cheap, but it is a bargain -- Absolutely superb reporting on the biggest story around (other than the tariffs) ft.com/content/0bf5bc…

Very excited about this special issue of the Journal of International Economics on Geoeconomics. Submission deadline September 15, Conference at Stanford February 2026. Hoping to include papers across a variety of fields!

I'm hiring a full-time researcher to work with me UChicago Law School on a wide range of empirical research projects. The position is perfect for a recent college graduate that's planning to apply to PhD programs in economics or political science. More info below.

I encourage early career scholars working on international economic law to consider applying to the Journal of International Economic Law’s (Journal of International Economic Law ) Junior Faculty Forum. Deadline: 30 June 2025. See more: lnkd.in/e5RQSS3p. For questions, please email [email protected].

Congratulations to William Byrne and Toni Marzal, the two(!) winners of this year's John Jackson Prize (awarded to the article in JIEL that most significantly breaks new ground & adds new insights to the study & understanding of intl econ law). 🏆🥂🥳 (1)

Dani Rodrik Isabella M Weber Noah Gordon Bentley Allan Abraham Newman Jesse D. Jenkins Jessica Green Brian Callaci Nathan Lane Gabriel Zucman Martino Gilli Hans Kundnani Brian Deese Maximilian Kotz David Barmes Thanks to JIEL editors Kathleen Claussen Sergio Puig Michael Waibel for including me in the symposium. Be sure to check out Chad P. Bown on export restrictions and Sarah BauerleDanzman on dual use technologies. academic.oup.com/jiel/advance-a…

Congratulations to the six reviewers awarded the Journal of International Economic Law excellence in reviewing awards and thanks to the invaluable contribution of all our reviewers in 2024.