Of the many branches of international law, the one that studies and regulates the International Economy is emerging today as one of the most crucial. In the 21st century, which is being erased from its capitalist orientation, a multitude of international regulatory texts have as their object the regulation of international economic activities. The relevant legislative texts have emerged either through the work of international organizations or independently of them. This legislative move marks an attempt to legally delineate the economic practices of states, as subjects of the international community, and to address the contemporary problems of the globalized economic space.
 
In the October Tribute we will try to approach the more specific areas in which what we call International Economic Law in a broad sense is analyzed. They will be examined  the rules governing Investment Benefits Law within the EU, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the international financial system will also be analyzed as far as possible. Finally, we will take a look at current issues concerning International Trade Law and the European Single Market, the role of the WTO, and competition in the field of international trade relations.