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Can International Law Survive a Rising China?
Chesterman, Simon - 2021
The founding myth of international law is the sovereign equality of its member states. How, then, can and should it accommodate the rise of one potential hegemon and the decline of another? This review essay discusses an important new book by Cai Congyan, of Xiamen University, that tries to...
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A Legal Cultural Analysis of Microtrade
Picker, Colin B. - 2015
As a new international economic policy, microtrade will face a whole host of issues, including potential legal cultural obstacles. Those legal cultural issues will arise as a result of the different and sometimes conflicting legal cultures of the varied participants within the different fora and...
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Decolonizing International Law : Development, Economic Growth and the Politics of Universality
Pahuja, Sundhya - 2011
expanding domain of international intervention into the Third World. This thesis asks why this is so, taking seriously the idea … universal applicability which has inspired attempts by the Third World to use international law as a site of political struggle …. This project has made the idea(l) of self government in the Third World illusory and vulnerable to capture by rent …
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Driving Economic Growth : How Bangladesh Can Leverage the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement
Laboni, Israt Jahan; Khatun, Mst. Feroza; Chowdhury, … - 2023
The WTO's Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) is an important agreement that aims to simplify and simplify trade procedures, lower trade costs and increase transparency and predictability in global trade. For Bangladesh, a highly export-dependent developing country, TFA offers significant...
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Does International Arbitration Affect Economic Growth in Latin America?
Cayon Fallon, Edgardo - 2018
In this paper, we examine the effects of international arbitration on GDP growth in Latin American countries. After reviewing the literature on the importance of arbitration from an economic standpoint, and by using a panel regression that allows us to control for country effects, we found that...
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The law and economics of globalisation : new challenges for a world in flux
Yueh, Linda Y. (ed.) - 2009
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Constitutionalism and the regulation of international markets : how to define the 'development objectives' of the world of trading systems?
Petersmann, Ernst-Ulrich - In: The law and economics of globalisation : new challenges …, (pp. 49-92). 2009
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Growth and Development : Economic and Legal Conditions
Mercurio, Bryan - 2015
others have failed. This article does not presume to know or attempt to solve all the problems of the developing world. This …
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Globally consistent creditor protection, reallocation, and productivity
Bian, Bo - 2020
This paper documents that resource reallocation across firms is an important mechanism through which creditor rights affect real outcomes. I exploit the staggered adoption of an international convention that provides globally consistent strong creditor protection for aircraft finance. After this...
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