International economic law, globalization and developing countries
- CheltenhamGB Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd. 2010
- ix, 504 p.
Investigates and assesses the impact of international economic law and international economic institutions on topics of special interest to developing countries. Offers a variety of critical perspectives on international finance, investment, trade, competition, taxation, intellectual property, the environment, food and fuel security, human rights, international labour standards, anti-corruption laws and climate change.