Principles of International Economic Law

Matthias Herdegen

2013년 1월 · OUP Oxford

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Principles of International Economic Law gives a comprehensive overview of the central topics in international economic law, with an emphasis on the interplay between the different economic and political interests on both the international and domestic levels. The book sets the classic topics of international economic law, WTO law, investment protection, commercial law, and monetary law in context with human rights, environmental protection, good governance, and the needs of developing countries. It thus provides a concise picture of the current architecture of international economic law. Topics covered range from codes of conduct for multinational enterprises, to the human rights implications of the exploitation of natural resources. The book demonstrates the economic foundations and economic implications of legal frameworks. It puts into profile the often complex relationship between, on the one hand, international standards on liberalization and economic rationality and, on the other, state sovereignty and national preferences. It describes the new forms of economic cooperation which have developed in recent decades, such as the growing number of transnational companies in the private sector, and forms of cooperation between states such as the G8 or G20. Providing a perfect introductory text to the field of international economic law, the book thoroughly analyses legal developments within their wider political, economic, or social context.

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Since 1995, Professor Herdegen has held the chair for Public, European, and International Law at the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms Universität Bonn (University of Bonn) and is also Director of the Institute for Public International Law and Institute for Public Law. From 1999 until 2004 he was vice-rector of the University of Bonn. He studied in Heidelberg and Cambridge (Clare College).