Netherlands Yearbook of International Law 2017

Part I. Shifting Forms and Levels of Cooperation in International Economic Law.- Chapter 1. The Development of the US and the EU Preferential Trade Agreement Networks: A Tale of Power and Prestige.- Chapter 2. From the Tripartite to the Continental Free Trade Areas: Designs, Outcomes and Implications for African Trade and Integration.- Chapter 3. From TRIPS to FTAs and Back: Re-Conceptualising the Role of a Multilateral IP Framework in a TRIPS-Plus World.- Chapter 4. External Consultants as Actors in European Trade and Investment Policymaking.- Chapter 5. Prosumers: New Actors in EU Energy Security.- Chapter 6. The Role of Sub-National Actors in International Economic Relations: A Case Study of the Canada-European Union CETA.- Chapter 7. The Potential of Transnational Regulations: The Interactions Between Traditional and Non-Traditional Sources of International Economic Law.- Chapter 8. International Regulatory Cooperation in the Field of Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures: Drawing Multilateral Lessons from the Regional.- Chapter 9. The Growing Tendency of Including Investment Chapters in PTAs.- Chapter 10. Trade in the Digital Era: Prospects and Challenges for an International Single Window Environment.- Chapter 11. Between Shifts and Continuum in Cooperation: The International Securities Regulatory Regime and its Gradual Evolution.- Part II. Dutch Practice in International Law.- Chapter 12. The UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights in (National) Action: The Dutch Agreement on Sustainable Garments and Textile. Chapter 13. Recognition of Sign Language Under International Law: A Case Study of Dutch Sign Language in the Netherlands.