Cambridge University Press - International Economic Law Book

Explore the complex evolution of the global economic system with this scholarly collection from Cambridge University Press. As the world emerged from the 2008 global financial crisis and the European sovereign debt crisis of 2010, the landscape of international economic law underwent significant changes. This book examines the theme of fragmentation within the legal framework, tracing the history of the international economic system from the original Bretton Woods design following World War II to the modern era. It provides a deep look at how various legal disciplines interact and diverge in a post-crisis world. Readers will find detailed analysis regarding monetary cooperation, trade, and finance. The volume also addresses the various linkages between trade and other economic sectors. This text serves as an essential resource for those studying the transitions in global governance and the legal structures that shape international finance and commerce today.