The Challenges of Cooperation and the Role of International Law
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This book discusses the political economy and legal origins of financial nationalism and explains why regulation is necessary to contain systemic risk. The author also examines the critical role of international law in maintaining global financial stability, making this essential reading for scholars and practitioners in international law and finance.
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