This book comprises contributions from leading practitioners and scholars in relation to national constitutions and international economic law and the conflicts that may arise.
- Constitutional Problems of International Economic Law
- The Impact of Constitutional Law Principles on the Foreign Trade Law and Policy of the USA
- The Impact of Constitutional Law Principles on the Foreign Trade Law and Policy of the EEC and Its Member States
- The Impact on Constitutional Law Principles on the Foreign Trade Law and Policy of Japan
- Economic Analysis of Foreign Trade Laws and Policies
- Constitutional Problems of Regional Foreign Trade Law (EFTA, Canada-US Free Trade Agreement, GATT)
- Comparative Constitutional Perspectives and Policy Conclusions