“This is a very well-crafted book. The structure is good, the analysis clear, and the arguments flow well, both in the chapters, as well as between them. The result is a very readable book... In essence, this is an excellent book that is an important addition to the literature. It is a 'must read' on the subject for both academics and students alike.” – Fiona Smith, Professor of International Economic Law & Chair in Agri-Food Regulation, University of Leeds,
Journal of International Economic Law
“As the EU continues its pursuit of trade liberalisation with countries at risk of inadequate food supply, Gruni's work is a well-written and valuable reminder of the limited attention paid by negotiators to the social impact of PTAs.” – Chris Downes, Kent University, Brussels, Belgium,
The Journal of World Investment & Trade
“Gruni has been able to achieve what few that write on this topic have done: provide a thoughtful and considered view that positions EU policy on trade and the right to food centre stage, at the nexus of a range of legal regimes ... Gruni's book is essential reading.” – Gregory Messenger,
Common Market Law Review