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European Journal of International Law 2009 20(1):187-192; doi:10.1093/ejil/chp007
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The European Journal of International Law Vol. 20 no. 1 © EJIL 2009; all rights reserved

Taking Uncertainty Seriously: Adaptive Governance and International Trade: A Rejoinder to Mónica García-Salmones

Andrew Lang* and Rosie Cooney**

* Law Department, London School of Economics. Email: A.Lang{at}lse.ac.uk
** Visiting Fellow, Fenner School of Environment and Society, Australian National University, Actong, ACT 0200. Email: rosie.cooney{at}anu.edu.au


  Abstract

It is always a pleasure and an honour to have a colleague engage with one's work in detail. We are grateful, therefore, to Mónica García-Salmones for her response to our article, and are pleased to have this opportunity to clarify some aspects of our thinking and our approach that may not have been explicit enough in the original piece. Given the limitations of space available, we have decided to put to one side the many points of detail on which we may differ from García-Salmones, and provide simply the broad outlines of a response to the three primary lines of criticism which we understand García-Salmones to be offering.


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