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Legal Issues of Economic Integration

Managing Editor: Geraldo Vidigal

Up-to-date commentary and analysis on global economic integration developments
Covers the European Union, World Trade Organization, International Monetary Fund, and other organizations and economic blocs
Details of major cases affecting global and regional economic integration

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Vol. 52 (2025) Issue 1

From the Board: Goodbye to ‘reciprocal and mutually advantageous arrangements’? (p. 1)

J. H. Mathis

Navigating Economic Inequalities Alongside African Digital Market Integration: The Role of the AfCFTA Competition Protocol (p. 5)

Franziska Sucker

The global rise of digital trade has shifted economic inequalities, narrowing g...

The Transformation of EU Economic Union: How Enhanced Central Fiscal Capacity Sows the Seeds for the Future (p. 45)

Nuno Albuquerque Matos

By endowing the European Union (EU) with enhanced central

Vietnam’s Implementation of Labour Provisions in the European Union - Vietnam Free Trade Agreement: Recent Developments and Insights (p. 67)

Trang Thi Ngo

Labour provisions in the European Union

Towards Sustainable Energy in ECOWAS: Insights from the EU Model of Regional Cooperation for Energy Transition (p. 89)

Peter Kayode Oniemola, Jennifer Ejen Eyam, Soibi O. Bob-Manuel

Globally, the world is pushing for an energy transition to promote sustainabili...

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This authoritative journal provides a forum for the discussion of the legal choices that are raised by the processes of economic integration and globalization. It examines the European Union as well as other regional economic systems and draws developments into the larger context of the World Trade Organization and other international economic organizations. Its thought-provoking articles deal with such issues and topics as the following:

anti-dumping investigations;
Brexit and preferential trade agreements;
foreign direct investment screening;
regulation of digital trade;
labelling requirements and the TBT regime; and
restructuring national debt.

Published four times a year, the journal’s sophisticated and scholarly articles make Legal Issues of Economic Integration essential reading for academics, practitioners, and officials from governments and organizations concerned with European and international economic law developments.

ISSN: 1566-6573

ISSN (online): 1875-6433