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Karapinar, Baris; Holzer, Kateryna (2012). Legal Implications of the Use of Export Taxes in Addressing Carbon Leakage: Competing Border Adjustment Measures. New Zealand Journal of Public and International Law, 10, pp. 15-36. Wellington: Victoria University of Wellington
Karapinar, Baris (2011). China's export restriction policies: complying with ‘WTO plus’ or undermining multilateralism. World trade review, 10(3), pp. 389-408. Cambridge University Press 10.1017/S1474745611000218
Aerni, Philipp; Boie, Bertram; Cottier, Thomas; Holzer, Kateryna; Jost, Dannie; Karapinar, Baris; Matteotti, Sofya; Nartova, Olga; Payosova, Tetyana; Rubini, Luca; Shingal, Anirudh; Temmerman, Fitzgerald Robert Plato; Xoplaki, Elena; Ziaeebigdeli, Sadeq (2011). Climate Change and International Law. Exploring the Linkages Between Human Rights, Environment, Trade and Investment. In: Giegerich, Thomas; Proless, Alexander (eds.) German Yearbook of International Law 2010 53 (pp. 139-188). Berlin: Duncker & Humblot
Häberli, Christian (2010). Food Security and WTO Rules. In: Karapinar, Baris; Häberli, Christian (eds.) Food Crises and the WTO. World Trade Forum (pp. 297-322). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
Karapinar, Baris; Häberli, Christian (2010). Conclusions and Political Recommendations. In: Karapinar, Baris; Häberli, Christian (eds.) Food Crises and the WTO. World Trade Forum (pp. 323-346). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
Häberli, Christian (2010). A Preliminary Impact Assessment of Doha Round Results on Agricultural Policies in Turkey. In: Karapinar, Baris; Adaman, Fikret; Ozertan, Gokhan (eds.) Rethinking Structural Reform in Turkish Agriculture: Beyond the World Bank's Strategy. Agriculture issues and policies (pp. 341-354). New York: Nova Science Publishers
Karapinar, Baris; Häberli, Christian (eds.) (2010). Food Crises and the WTO. World Trade Forum. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
Cottier, Thomas; Aerni, Philipp; Karapinar, Baris; Matteotti, Sofya; de Sépibus, Joëlle; Shingal, Anirudh (June 2014). The Principle of Common Concern and Climate Change (NCCR Trade Regulation Working Paper 2014/18). Bern: NCCR Trade Regulation
