Routledge CISG and the Unification of International Trade Law

Explore the complex boundaries between domestic and unified laws with this academic study from Routledge. In CISG and the Unification of International Trade Law, Bruno Zeller examines the Convention for the International Sale of Goods to determine if legal unification is a reality or a myth. This volume provides a critical look at the differences between unification and harmonization in a global economy. By using the CISG as a primary vehicle, the text tests various unification attempts and examines the role of domestic courts and the progress of international jurisprudence. This book is designed to spark debate regarding the current state of international trade law and the practical application of unified legal standards. It is an essential resource for those studying the evolution of international economic law and the tension between local regulations and global standards.