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Routledge Sovereign Rules and the Politics of International Economic Law

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Description

Explore how international economic law shapes global governance and trade policy through this comprehensive guide from Routledge. This book bridges the traditionally separate fields of legal scholarship and international political economy, revealing how scholars and policy analysts now use pluralistic theoretical and methodological approaches to understand the complex terrain of modern economic regulation. Ideal for academics and students seeking to grasp the multidisciplinary foundations of international economic law, this work examines the evolving relationship between sovereign authority and the rules that govern cross-border commerce, providing essential insights into how legal frameworks influence economic development and international relations.

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Routledge-published scholarly text that bridges legal scholarship and international political economy research for comprehensive understanding.

Addresses the convergence of formerly disparate academic fields over the past twenty years into a unified study of international economic law.

Explores how governmental policy analysts and researchers employ pluralistic theoretical tools to analyse complex economic governance structures.

Ideal for university students and scholars pursuing advanced study in international economics, trade law, and global institutions.

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hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
03 April 2018
Listed Since
08 December 2017

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