Interesting. It's unclear to me if it's even possible outside of very rare circumstances that a country would want to cease trade with another country because

Interesting. It's unclear to me if it's even possible outside of very rare circumstances that a country would want to cease trade with another country because their laws didn't align well. What would the incentive be to stop illicit or otherwise mutually beneficial trade when one party was conducting part of their trade unfairly? It does seem that the previously mentioned economic imperialism is what the ISDS/trade agreements are, but it's not entirely clear how a more voluntary system would, in the end, be much different. Maybe that kind of homogenization is inevitable if you have well-ruled trade between sovereign entities.