International Trade Law: A Comprehensive Textbook (Four-Volume Set) Fifth Edition

To purchase a complete four-volume set of the fifth edition of International Trade Law at a discounted price click on the shopping cart icon above. To purchase individual volumes (or to request an exam copy) click on the following links: Volume One (Interdisciplinary Foundations and Fundamental Obligations) Volume Two (Customs Law and National Security) Volume Three (Remedies) Volume Four (Preferences Labor Environment and Intellectual Property) International Trade Law: A Comprehensive Textbook is thoroughly revised and updated in its fifth edition building upon the global success of its predecessor editions. Around the world the Textbook has been used by law students and teachers at over 100 law schools as indispensable for their courses and by countless lawyers judges policymakers and scholars as the definitive reference in the field. The four Volumes of this new edition are flexible user-friendly modules that allow for the option of a comprehensive two-semester course such as basic and advanced International Trade Law or any combination of one-semester courses such as Customs Law Trade and National Security Trade Remedies Trade and Development Free Trade Agreements or Trade Labor and the Environment. New Chapters include the documentary sale trade and climate change animal rights Sino-American trade relations and Indian trade law and policy. There has been more disruption in the world of international trade law since the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election than at any time since the Second World War. Not only does this Textbook cover all existing U.S. FTAs but it also addresses the updates associated with the USMCA (NAFTA 2.0) and the Sino-American Trade War. Simply put trade is increasingly more about regional and bilateral deals and about national level measures concerning customs law and national security (such as the Section 232 steel and aluminum actions and sanctions against Iran). Competitor books on international trade law are too narrow because they focus only on multilateral matters. The field is about far more than the WTO. The demise of the WTO Appellate Body plus other post-2016 developments underscore the reality that trade is a far broader deeper field than ever before. Only this Textbook pays due regard to these new realities and does so in a clearly organized cogently analyzed and elegantly written manner. A freely downloadable Teacher s Manual which includes sample course syllabi is available electronically upon adoption. This peerless Textbook is endorsed by 20 leading scholars and practitioners across 10 countries and since the first edition in 1996 has come to define the canon of International Trade Law.