Research Handbook on Trade Law and Development

‘An innovative examination of the trade law–development relationship providing center-stage to the diverse perspectives of actors in developing countries. The evolving global dynamics lend urgency to calls for amending the trade rulebook with development and equity as a central theme. This book is an important contribution toward such an endeavor.’ – Ujal Singh Bhatia, Former Chairman, Appellate Body, WTO‘This book arrives at a pivotal moment. Amidst a shifting global landscape that redefines development and challenges the foundations of international trade law, it provides thought-provoking insights. With an exceptionally curated lineup of authors, this work stands as both an indispensable resource and an engaging read for scholars and practitioners alike.’ – Renata Vargas Amaral, Inter-American Development Bank, USA‘This superb, comprehensive volume provides just what is needed to center international trade law on the challenge of development. It combines a wide range of vantages across trade law’s many dimensions from experts from all of the world’s regions.’ – Gregory Shaffer, Georgetown University, USA

Edited by Sonia E. Rolland, Professor of Law and Business, Northeastern University School of Law and D’Amore-McKim School of Business, Northeastern University, USA.