Routledge International Economic Regulation - Routledge Revivals

This foundational title, first published in 2002, brings together diverse scholarly perspectives on the complex challenges of international economic regulation. The collection presents contrasting viewpoints spanning legal formalism, law and economics approaches, Third World legal theories, and critical perspectives, offering readers a comprehensive exploration of how regulation shapes global economic systems. This Routledge Revivals edition makes this seminal work accessible again, featuring essays from both mainstream and unconventional sources that collectively examine the desirability, feasibility, and appropriate frameworks for regulating cross-border economic activity. Whether you are studying international law, economics policy, or comparative legal systems, this curated selection provides the intellectual foundation needed to understand contemporary debates about economic governance and the diverse theoretical schools informing modern regulatory discourse.