The book is full of details on the WTO structure, legal framework of the Agreements and operation, but, although over 900 pages long, it lacks depth in other areas: OECD, IMF, World Bank, NGOs active in the field etc. As it too often happens with American authors, mostly monolingual, Lowenfeld does not include French and German doctrinal works, which is a pity, as International Law, in General, and International Economic Law, specifically, are well developed in countries such as France, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland and Austria.
If the title changed to something like "The Role of WTO in the International Economic Society" it would match more closely it true content.
José Cretella Neto, Professor of International Law and corporate lawyer.