Shaina Potts traces how the post-World War II expansion of United States judicial authority in the economies of foreign governments promotes the interests of the American empire abroad.
Shaina Potts traces how the post-World War II expansion of United States judicial authority in the economies of foreign governments promotes the interests of the American empire abroad.
Shaina Potts is Associate Professor of Geography at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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Acknowledgements ix Introduction 1 1. Law, Capital, and the Geographies of Empire 29 2. The Politics of the Private 55 3. Revolution and Counterrevolution 87 4. Debt, Default, and Judicial Discipline 117 5. Sovereign Disobedience 145 Conclusion 171 Appendix 1: Selected Timeline of the Expansion of US Judicial Territory 185 Appendix 2: List of Cases and Auxiliary Case Documents 191 Notes 199 Bibliography 249 Index 275
Acknowledgements ix Introduction 1 1. Law, Capital, and the Geographies of Empire 29 2. The Politics of the Private 55 3. Revolution and Counterrevolution 87 4. Debt, Default, and Judicial Discipline 117 5. Sovereign Disobedience 145 Conclusion 171 Appendix 1: Selected Timeline of the Expansion of US Judicial Territory 185 Appendix 2: List of Cases and Auxiliary Case Documents 191 Notes 199 Bibliography 249 Index 275
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