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A New Global Economic Order: New Challenges to International Trade Law examines the dislocating effects of the policies implemented by the Trump Administration on the global economic order. Leading scholars and practitioners of international economic law come together to defend multilateralism against unilateralism and populism. Further, the book analyzes the current US Administration’s new national recovery blueprint on how to draw a line of demarcation from previous policies. Edited by Chia-Jui Cheng, the collection offers a compelling new strategy for defending a multilateral international economic order which preserves the public good, international peace and prosperity, and shapes a new global economic order, leading to "a new community of the common destiny of mankind". Foreword to the Book Edited by Professor Cheng## -- # Pascal Lamy -- Preface## -- # Chia-Jui Cheng -- List of Tables -- Abbreviations -- Notes on Contributors -- Table of Cases -- Table of International Treaties and Other Instruments -- Table of International Organization -- part 1 -- The Global Economic Order in Evolution -- The Evolution of the International Economic Order -- # Chia-Jui Cheng -- The wto Legal and Dispute Settlements Systems in Time of Global Governance Crises -- # Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann -- part 2 -- The Global Economic Order in Challenges -- The Use and Abuse of the National Security Exception under Article xxi(b)(iii) of the gatt 1994 -- # Peter L.H. Van den Bossche and Sarah Akpofure -- Subsidies and soes Specific vs. Systemic Spillovers -- # Bernard Hoekman -- Technology Governance in a Devolved Global Legal Order Lessons from China-USA Strategic Conflict -- # Frederick M. Abbott -- part 3 -- The Struggle for the Global Economic Order -- The Struggle for International Economic Law -- # Rachel Brewster -- How to Re-establish a New Global Economic Order -- # Alain Pellet -- part 4 -- The Future of the Global Economic Order -- Regionalism in International Economic Order -- # Mariko Kawano -- Precedent in Investment Arbitration Is an Institutionalized Investment Court More Desirable? -- # Yuka Fukunaga -- Index "This book examines the dislocating effects of the policies implemented by the Trump Administration on the global economic order. The authors defend multilateralism against unilateralism and populism. Further, the book analyzes the current U.S. Administration’s new national recovery blueprint on how to draw a line of demarcation from previous policies. This collection of essays offers a strategy for defending a multilateral international economic order which preserves the public good, international peace and prosperity, and shapes a new global economic order, leading to 'a new community of the common destiny of mankind'"-- Provided by the publisher "International economic order (IEO) is a fashionable term, sometimes liberally used and often not defined. The IEO, in the sense in which we are employing the phrase, is essentially modern in character. It is a general description of the legal norms of international economic relations and its scope is confined largely to the sphere of public international law and international economic law, but, occasionally, private international law and national legal norms with extraterritorial effects are also included"-- Provided by publisher