The International Law of Economic Integration is a detailed reference work that offers practical analysis of legal instruments and their application in fostering economic cooperation and removing barriers to trade and investment.

1: Julien Chaisse, Christoph Herrmann: The International Law of Economic Integration: An Introduction 1 - Interdisciplinary Foundations 2: Shintaro Hamanaka: History of Economic Integration 3: Arpita Mukherjee: Economics of Integration 4: Panagiotis Delimatsis: Political Economy of Economic Integration 5: Manfred Elsig: (Geo-)Politics of Economic Integration 6: Michael Hahn: Legal Issues, Concepts and Typology of Integration 2 - The Multilateral Institutional Framework 7: Valerie Hughes: The World Trade Organization - Institution and Dispute Settlement 8: Wolfgang Bergthaler, Nadia Rendak, Hoang Pham: The International Monetary Fund 9: Matteo Vaccaro-Incisa: The International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes 10: Susan Stone, Céline Kauffmann: The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) 11: Joanna Lam, Hersh Sewak: The World Bank 12: Ana Hinojosa: The World Customs Organization 13: Srividhya Ragavan, Gopalakrishnan N.S., Sahil Deswal: The World Intellectual Property Organization 14: Axel Marx, Kari Otteburn: The International Labour Organization 15: Katia Fach Gómez, Maria Gabriela Sarmiento: UNCITRAL 3 - The Multilateral Substantive Legal Framework 16: Charlotte Sieber-Gasser: Multilateral Rules on Trade in Goods - Tariff Barriers 17: Elaine Fahey: Multilateral Rules on Trade in Goods - Non-Tariff Barriers 18: Marcus Gustafsson: Multilateral Rules on Trade in Goods - Trade Remedies 20: Tania Voon: Multilateral Rules on Trade in Goods - Exceptions and Regulatory Autonomy 21: Meredith Kolsky Lewis: Multilateral Rules and the Legality of Regional Integration 22: Sachin Kumar Sharma, Teesta Lahiri, and Talha Akbar Kamal: Multilateral Rules on Trade in Agriculture 23: Carlo Cantore: Multilateral Rules on Trade in Services 24: Henning Grosse Ruse-Khan: Multilateral Rules on Intellectual Property Rights 25: Leïla Choukroune: Multilateral Rules on Labour Movement and Migration 26: John Linarelli: Multilateral Rules on Government Procurement 27: Sherzod Shadikhodjaev: Multilateral Rules on Competition 28: Georgios Dimitropoulos: Multilateral Rules on State-owned Enterprises 29: Moritz Hennemann: Multilateral Rules on Digital Trade, E-Commerce and Artificial Intelligence 30: Rodrigo Polanco: Multilateral Rules on Capital Movements and Investments 31: Federico Lupo-Pasini, Uchenna Vincent Agunwa: Multilateral Rules on Payments and Exchange-Rates 32: Dilini Pathirana: Multilateral Rules on Sustainable Development 33: Surya Deva, Pushkar Anand: Multilateral Rules on Trade and Human Rights 4 - Mega-regional and Regional Integration 4.1 - Europe 34: Susana de la Sierra: The European Union's Internal Market 35: Fabian Amtenbrink: The European Economic and Monetary Union 36: Gesa Kübek: The European Union's External Trade Agreements 37: Catharine Titi: The European Union's External Investment Agreements 4.2 - The Americas 38: Hugo Romero Martínez: Common Market of the South (Mercosur) 39: Elizabeth Whitsitt: The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) 40: Natasha Ward: The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) 41: Palacio Valencia: The Pacific Alliance 4.3 - The Asia Pacific 42: Michelle Limenta: The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) 43: Tomoko Ishikawa, Divesh Kaul: The Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) 44: Soo Yeon Kim: The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) 45: Matthieu Burnay: The Belt and Road Initiative 46: Xu Qian: China's Regional Integration- The

Julien Chaisse, a professor at City University of Hong Kong School of Law, is an expert in international economic law, dispute resolution, and digital law. He serves as Co-Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of World Investment & Trade and the Asia Pacific Law Review and writes

Provides an in-depth examination of the historical, theoretical, and practical aspects of economic integration Integrates perspectives from law, economics, and political science, offering a well-rounded view of the subject Edited by Julien Chaisse and Christoph Herrmann, experts in the field, along with contributions from leading scholars worldwide, the book is grounded in extensive research and academic excellence Covers a wide range of legal instruments and agreements, from bilateral treaties to multinational frameworks, providing detailed insights into the mechanisms that facilitate economic integration