The Introduction to this Special Issue gives an overview of the contributions that were gathered after the Conference ‘International Human Rights and International Economic Law: Interfaces, Challenges, Visions’ that took place in Vienna, in November 2022. The contributions explore the numerous interfaces between International Human Rights Law and International Economic Law which have become particularly evident in present times, among others, due to an increasingly interconnected economy, in light of the climate crisis, and as a consequence of the distortions caused by Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.
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