International economic law, globalization and developing countries (Northampton, Mass. Edward Elgar, 2010)
Introduction Julio Faundez and Celine Tan -- International economic law and development : before and after neo-liberalism Julio Faundez -- Multilateral disciplines and the question of policy space Yilmaz Akyüz -- Assessing international financial reform Daniel Bradlow -- Crisis and opportunity : emerging economies and the Financial Stability Board Enrique R. Carrasco -- The new disciplinary framework : conditionality, new aid architecture and global economic governance Celine Tan -- Taxing constraints on developing countries and the global economic recession David Salter -- The World Trade Organization and the turbulent legacy of international economic law-making in the long twentieth century Fiona Macmillan -- Holistic approaches to development and international investment law : the role of international investment agreements Peter Muchlinski -- Human rights and transnational corporations : establishing meaningful international obligations James Harrison -- Core labour standards conditionalities : a means by which to achieve sustainable development? Tonia Novitz -- Developing countries and international competition law and policy Kathryn McMahon -- Does the globalization of anti-corruption law help developing countries? Kevin E. Davis -- Intellectual property, development concerns and developing countries Pedro Roffe -- Biotechnology and the international regulation of food and fuel security in developing countries Mary E. Footer -- Environment and development - the mission link Philippe Cullet -- The UN Climate Change Convention and developing countries : towards effective implementation Vicente Paolo B. Yu III.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 411-482) and index.
Keywords: Law and globalization. -- Electronic book; Globalization -- Developing countries; International law -- Economic aspects; Law -- Developing countries