In Regime Accommodation in International Law: Human Rights in International Economic Law and Policy, Heejin Kim analyses the ways in which international human rights and economic law interact and conflict across a range of complex issues. These sub-branches of international law are not entirely autonomous; as the author shows, they have been developed in a close relation to each other. International law - imperfect as it is - provides means to resolve the antinomies arising from conflicting rights and obligations under these sub-fields. Against the difficulties of addressing...