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SOURCE CURRENCY Volume 27, Issue 3, 1 September 2024 Citation: J Int Economic Law (2024) 27 (3): 397 UPDATE INFORMATION Articles Regulatory autonomy in digital trade agreements The utility of appellate review at the WTO and its optimal structure Retooling the regulation of net-zero subsidies: lessons from the US Inflation Reduction Act The rise of data property rights in China: how does it compare with the EU data act and what does it mean for digital trade with China? The automatic termination clause in the Fisheries Subsidies Agreement—brinkmanship for future negotiation or a time bomb for self-destruction? Rethinking the 'Full Reparation' standard in energy investment arbitration: how to take climate change into account Chinese companies in tax havens Dynamic diffusion The concept of the level playing field in International Economic Law Correction to: The influence of legal scholars on the development of international investment law Reviews: Book Reviews: Friction theory and conflict prevention in legal analysis Book Reviews: And the lawsuits kept rolling in.