Vol. 2008 No. 1

Symposium

• Public International Law and Economics: Symposium Introduction 

  Anne van Aaken, Christoph Engel & Tom Ginsburg

• Enriching Rational Choice Institutionalism for the Study of International Law 

  Kenneth W. Abbott

• Towards Behavioral International Law and Economics 

  Anne van Aaken

• Toward a Richer Institutionalism for International Law and Policy 

  Stefan Oeter

• Nonconsensual International Lawmaking 

  Laurence R. Helfer

• Measuring the Shadow of the Future: An Introduction to the Game Theory of Customary International Law 

  George Norman & Joel Trachtman

• Treaties: Strategic Considerations 

  Todd Sandler

• What Can Be Learned from the Game-Theoretic Analyses of Treaties? 

  Simon J. Evenett

• Treaty Formation and Strategic Constellations 

  Katharina Holzinger

• Commitment and Diffusion: How and Why National Constitutions Incorporate International Law 

  Tom Ginsburg, Svitlana Chernykh & Zachary Elkins

• Precommitment Theory Applied to International Law: Between Sovereignty and Triviality 

  Anne Peters

• Is It Really All About Commitment and Diffusion? 

  Andreas Zimmermann

• Competing for Capital: The Diffusion of Bilateral Investment Treaties, 1960–2000 

  Zachary Elkins, Andrew T. Guzman & Beth Simmons

• Governments in Dilemma: A Game Theoretical Model for the Conclusion of Bilateral Investment Treaties 

  Christoph Engel

• The Case Against Reforming the WTO Enforcement Mechanism 

  Jide Nzelibe

• Why Rational Choice Theory Requires a Multilevel Constitutional Approach to International Economic Law 

  Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

• The WTO Sanctions Regime and International Constitutional Political Economy 

  Christian Tietje

• The Inefficiency of Universal Jurisdiction 

  Eugene Kontorovich

• Concluding Remarks: The Power of Rational Choice Methodology in Guiding the Analysis and the Design of Public International Law Institutions 

  Christian Kirchner

• Concluding Remarks: Public International Law and Economics 

  Georg Nolte

Notes

• Making Disclosure Regulation Work in the Nonprofit Sector 

  Robert A. Britton

• Winning at All Costs: Using Law & Economics to Determine the Proper Role of Government in Regulating Performance-Enhancing Drugs in Professional Sports 

  Joshua H. Whitman