Source Currency: Volume 28, Issue 3, 1 September 2025 Citation: J Int Economic Law (2025) 28 (3): 359 Update Information: Articles Dollar dominance, de-dollarization, and international law Sovereign sukuk in default Individuals and the microfoundations of the compliance process: affect and ISDS Hortatory language in EU Comprehensive Air Transport Agreements—when Darwin met strategy Aligning climate needs and intellectual property: an entitlement-based framework for green technology transfer Special Issue—International finance and geopolitical competition The laws of financial decoupling: financial lawfare in US–China friction Geoeconomics and financial statecraft in the European Union: the case of critical market infrastructures Constructing a global panopticon: towards a jurisprudence of weaponized interdependence Globalization 2.0: the geopolitics of the U.S. Exchange Stabilization Fund, 1934–45 Building norms of economic coercion Reviews Building norms of economic coercion.
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