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The Contents of this Issue are as follows:
Editorials
A 'Heated' Debate: The WTO's Climate Question
Ali Amerjee & Nakul Nayak
Three Core Issues
Thomas Cottier
Articles
Trade Proposals for Climate Action
Rafael Leal-Arcas
Real or Imagined Controversies? A Climate Law Perspective on the Growing
Links between the International Trade and Climate Change Regimes
Kati Kulowesi
Why Developing Countries Won't Negotiate? The Case of the WTO Environmental
Goods Agreement
Mark Wu
Clash of Rationalities: Revisiting the Trade and Environment Debate in Light of
WTO Disputes over Green Industrial Policy
Sadeq Z. Bigdeli
Notes and Comments
The Case for 'Sui Generis' Developing Country-led Initiatives on Carbon Footprint
Labelling
Mahesh Sugathan
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