Foreword: Economics and international law Ronald A. Cass

1. Toward a positive theory of the most favored nation obligation and its exceptions in the WTO/GATT system Warren F. Schwartz and Alan O. Sykes

2. Comment on 'Toward a positive theory of the most favored nation obligation and its exceptions in the WTO/GATT system' Alan V. Deardorff

3. The economics of 'injury' in antidumping and countervailing duty cases Alan O. Sykes

4. The economics of 'injury' in antidumping and countervailing duty cases: a reply to Professor Sykes Ronald A. Cass and Michael S. Knoll

5. Innovations in support of the unitary injury test in U.S. unfair trade cases Richard D. Boltuck

6. The fair trade-free trade debate: trade, labour, and the environment Robert Howse and Michael J. Trebilcock

7. Comment on 'Trade, values and differentiating sanctions' Philip M. Nichols

8. International conflict and coordination in environmental policies Alan V. Deardorff

9. The theory of market modernization of law Robert D. Cooter

10. Comment on 'The theory of market modernization of law' William Kovacic

11. Toward a positive theory of privatization - lessons from Soviet-type economics Paul B. Stephan III

12. Comment on 'Toward a positive theory of privatization - lessons from Soviet-type economics' Robert D. Cooter

13. New stories on exchange-rate policies in transition Enrico Colombatto and Jonathan Macey

14. Is deposit insurance inevitable? - lessons from Argentina Geoffrey P. Miller

15. The market for migrants F. H. Buckley

16. Comment on 'The market for migrants' Wendy Zimmerman

17. The interplay of liquidation and reorganization in the bankruptcy systems of Canada and the US: the role of screens, gatekeepers, and guillotines George G. Triantis

18. International political economy approaches to international institutions Duncan Snidal

19. The trade effects of domestic antitrust enforcement Diane P. Wood

20. The Hartford Insurance Company case: antitrust in the global economy - welfare effects and sovereignty Alan C. Swan

21. Recognition of foreign judgements as a trade law issue: the economics of private international law Ronald A. Brand

22. Externalities and extraterritoriality: the law and economics of prescriptive jurisdiction Joel P. Trachtman.