The right to safe food towards a global governance

- List of abbreviated periodicals
- Foreword
Part I: Public international law aspects
- The Universal Declaration: a dual dimension approach to human rights
- International law as a meta-framework for the protection of the right to food
- Fostering the right to health in the international context
- The right to safe food and the protection of motherhood and childhood
- The right to safe drinking water for consumption and preparation of foodstuffs
- Right to food versus food quality and safety in plant variety protection regimes
Part II: International trade impact
- Balancing basic human needs and free trade in the WTO
- International law requirements for food safety and developing countries. The case of Vietnam
- The agricultural geography approach to food safety in the Minas Gerais State in Brazil
- Geographical indications as a tool against transnational food frauds
- Enhancing recognition of national sanitary measures in the framework of WTO and Codex with a focus on China and the EU
- Private voluntary standards in the transnational agri-food supply chain: soft law challenge to hard law models
Part III: Institutional and substantive EU law perspectives
- The EU multilevel food safety system in the context of the principle of conferral
- European food law ten years after Regulation (EC) No 178/2002
- Regulating food innovation and technology in the European Union
- Misleading labelling and advertising of foodstuffs
- Information to consumers and operators’ responsibility in food business (V. Rubino)
- Controversial aspects of the Nutrition and Health Claims Regulation
- The EU system of protection of agricultural products and foodstuffs quality
- Quality matters: why a reformed Common Agricultural Policy should focus on food quality
Part IV: Private international law questions in B2B and B2C relations
- Transnational litigation on infringement of designations of origin and geographical indications protected under Regulation (EU) No 1151/2012
- Consumer protection against unfair practices in cross-border food trade
- Product liability for unsafe food in private international law
- U.S. jurisdiction in product liability in the wake of McIntyre: an impending dam on the stream-of-commerce doctrine?