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Perspectives in International Economic Law

Asif H. Qureshi

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Preface. About the Editor and Contributors. Abbreviations. Overview. Part One: Introduction and Legal Perspectives. 1. Perspectives in International Economic Law: An Eclectic Approach A.H. Qureshi. Part Two: Institutional Perspectives. 2. Perspectives on Governing Globalization G. Thompson. 3. Institutional Perspectives of International Economic Law E. Kwakwa. Part Three: National Perspectives. 4. The National as a Meta-Concept of International Economic Law A. Carty. Part Four: Developing Country Perspectives. 5. A Developing Country Perspective of International Economic Law in the Context of Dispute Settlement M. Sornarajah. 6. Developing Country Participation in Multilateral Trade Negotiations: Developing Country Perspectives and Negotiating Framework S. Page. Part Five: Regional Perspectives. 7.Regional Perspectives on International Economic Law R. Pomfret. Part Six: Human Rights Perspectives. 8. Human Rights Perspectives of International Economic Law M. Addo. 9. Feminist Perspectives on International Economic Law M. Childs. 10. Further Feminist Readings on International Economic Law F. Beveridge. Part Seven: Ideological Perspectives. 11. The Political Economy of International Economic Law: A Neo-Gramscian Perspective R. Wilkinson. 12. Franckian Fairness and International Economic Law R. Cryer. 13. Islamic Perspectives on International Economic Law J. Rehman. Part Eight: Goal Orientated Perspectives. 14. Sustainable Development Perspectives of International Economic Law S. Subedi. Part Nine: Subject Based Perspectives. 15. Economic Perspectives on International Economic Law R. A. Cass. 16. Historical Perspectives on International Economic Law F. Botchway. Index.

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Preface. About the Editor and Contributors. Abbreviations. Overview. Part One: Introduction and Legal Perspectives. 1. Perspectives in International Economic Law: An Eclectic Approach A.H. Qureshi. Part Two: Institutional Perspectives. 2. Perspectives on Governing Globalization G. Thompson. 3. Institutional Perspectives of International Economic Law E. Kwakwa. Part Three: National Perspectives. 4. The National as a Meta-Concept of International Economic Law A. Carty. Part Four: Developing Country Perspectives. 5. A Developing Country Perspective of International Economic Law in the Context of Dispute Settlement M. Sornarajah. 6. Developing Country Participation in Multilateral Trade Negotiations: Developing Country Perspectives and Negotiating Framework S. Page. Part Five: Regional Perspectives. 7.Regional Perspectives on International Economic Law R. Pomfret. Part Six: Human Rights Perspectives. 8. Human Rights Perspectives of International Economic Law M. Addo. 9. Feminist Perspectives on International Economic Law M. Childs. 10. Further Feminist Readings on International Economic Law F. Beveridge. Part Seven: Ideological Perspectives. 11. The Political Economy of International Economic Law: A Neo-Gramscian Perspective R. Wilkinson. 12. Franckian Fairness and International Economic Law R. Cryer. 13. Islamic Perspectives on International Economic Law J. Rehman. Part Eight: Goal Orientated Perspectives. 14. Sustainable Development Perspectives of International Economic Law S. Subedi. Part Nine: Subject Based Perspectives. 15. Economic Perspectives on International Economic Law R. A. Cass. 16. Historical Perspectives on International Economic Law F. Botchway. Index.

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Preface. About the Editor and Contributors. Abbreviations. Overview. Part One: Introduction and Legal Perspectives. 1. Perspectives in International Economic Law: An Eclectic Approach A.H. Qureshi. Part Two: Institutional Perspectives. 2. Perspectives on Governing Globalization G. Thompson. 3. Institutional Perspectives of International Economic Law E. Kwakwa. Part Three: National Perspectives. 4. The National as a Meta-Concept of International Economic Law A. Carty. Part Four: Developing Country Perspectives. 5. A Developing Country Perspective of International Economic Law in the Context of Dispute Settlement M. Sornarajah. 6. Developing Country Participation in Multilateral Trade Negotiations: Developing Country Perspectives and Negotiating Framework S. Page. Part Five: Regional Perspectives. 7.Regional Perspectives on International Economic Law R. Pomfret. Part Six: Human Rights Perspectives. 8. Human Rights Perspectives of International Economic Law M. Addo. 9. Feminist Perspectives on International Economic Law M. Childs. 10. Further Feminist Readings on International Economic Law F. Beveridge. Part Seven: Ideological Perspectives. 11. The Political Economy of International Economic Law: A Neo-Gramscian Perspective R. Wilkinson. 12. Franckian Fairness and International Economic Law R. Cryer. 13. Islamic Perspectives on International Economic Law J. Rehman. Part Eight: Goal Orientated Perspectives. 14. Sustainable Development Perspectives of International Economic Law S. Subedi. Part Nine: Subject Based Perspectives. 15. Economic Perspectives on International Economic Law R. A. Cass. 16. Historical Perspectives on International Economic Law F. Botchway. Index.

Key concepts: International economic law, International law, Political science, Economic law, Comparative law, Law, Commercial law, Public international law

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