International Trade Law

Covering all aspects of WTO law—including trade in goods, services, and TRIPs— International Trade Law offers a balance of positive and normative perspectives, integrating legal decisions with incisive analysis of the many challenges facing the international trade system.

Written by two leading authorities on the WTO, International Trade Law features:

• key WTO cases—selected and edited to teach central concepts
• introductory and explanatory exposition that provides background and facilitates understanding
• discriminating case selection that balances classic and recent doctrine
• helpful summaries of key teaching points in each chapter
• well-crafted questions that illuminate policy issues and stimulate class discussion
• judicious incorporation of economic factors at play in international trade issues—pitched at a level appropriate for law students
• manageable length for two and three-credit courses

A comprehensive Teacher's Manual includes answers to all of the questions in the book, along with guidance for structuring the course, teaching tips, and supplementary material. For sophisticated perspective, incisive analysis, and discriminating case selection, you can turn with confidence to the new casebook, International Trade Law, by Andrew T. Guzman and Joost H.B. Pauwelyn.