Contract Law and International Trade Regulation: Contemporary Issues and Challenges

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Pierre de Gioia Carabellese (SE806061-NFA statement bounced, we have bank details in SAP requested up to date mailing address) Camilla Della Giustina

Contract Law and International Trade Regulation

Contemporary Issues and Challenges

Pierre de Gioia Carabellese (SE806061-NFA statement bounced, we have bank details in SAP requested up to date mailing address), Camilla Della Giustina

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Routledge
15 December 2025

International economics; International law; Commercial law; Contract law

Contract law and international trade are two significant and distinct areas of legal practice that often intersect. While rooted in the standard contract law syllabus, this comprehensive advanced textbook seeks to examine the interaction between contract law rules and international trade regulation. It blends in-depth discussion of the most important traditional legal concepts in both these areas of the law with a careful analysis of emerging issues and more contemporary topics, such as digital contracting, trade in services, and the Europeanisation of contract law at the level of the European Union.

Facilitating engagement with the subject matter in a way that bridges foundational legal principles and contemporary debates, the authors provide a rigorous intellectual analysis of the law, where both precedents and applicable legislation are discussed critically. A comparative analysis is offered between English common law, which is used as the constant yardstick, and its EU counterpart. Focusing on key themes such as globalisation, IT and digitalisation, ESG and sustainability, the Covid-19 pandemic, Brexit and human rights, this book allows readers to deepen their knowledge and understanding of contract law and international trade regulation while developing an appreciation of the contemporary relevance of these areas of the law and their challenges.

Contract Law and International Trade Regulation will be a valuable text for advanced undergraduate and postgraduate law students.

By: Pierre de Gioia Carabellese (SE806061-NFA statement bounced we have bank details in SAP requested up to date mailing address), Camilla Della Giustina
Imprint: Routledge
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 234mm, Width: 156mm,
Weight: 940g
ISBN: 9781041085553
ISBN 10: 1041085559
Pages: 390
Publication Date: 15 December 2025
Audience: College/higher education , A / AS level , Further / Higher Education
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

Pierre de Gioia Carabellese (PhD, JD, LLM, PGCAP, CMI, CMgr, MA, LLB & Diploma Legal Practice – Scotland) is Kozminski Professor of Business Law at Kozminski University. He is Solicitor (UK), Notary Public (Edinburgh), CILEX Legal Executive (England and Wales), and Avvocato (Rome). Also, he has been Professor of Law in England since 2017 (Huddersfield Advance HE). Camilla Della Giustina (PhD, JD, TEAP (University of Glasgow and Surrey)) is a member of Ciarb and Avvocato in Rome (fully qualified lawyer in Italy). Her areas of expertise are business law, drones’ law and cryonics.