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SOURCE CURRENCY Volume 28, Issue 1, 1 March 2025 Citation: J Int Economic Law (2025) 28 (1): 1 UPDATE INFORMATION Articles The Brussels effect in Africa: is it beneficial for intra-regional trade in digital services? Home remedies: flexibilities to onshore pharmaceutical manufacturing under WTO rules Trading away tax sovereignty? How trade rules shape taxation of the digital economy in Africa General and security exceptions and the question of compensation in international investment law Lost in conversion: rethinking investment treaty protection against retroactive regulation in the wake of the 'Francogeddon' From conflict to coexistence ? The consolidation of the pluralist era for intra-EU investment arbitration Book Reviews: Enhancing the international investment regime: exploring the WTO agreement on investment facilitation for development Book Reviews: Data governance and international trade law: exploring paths towards convergence Book Reviews: Can econometrics replace intuition?