Stephan, Paul B., III (University of Virginia)
The World Crisis and International Law
The Knowledge Economy and the Battle for the Future
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Stephan, Paul B., III (University of Virginia)
The World Crisis and International Law
The Knowledge Economy and the Battle for the Future
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Paul B. Stephan uses the current problems facing the international legal system as a lens to explore the origins of contemporary political and economic disruptions and the resulting challenges to democracy and the world economy.
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Paul B. Stephan uses the current problems facing the international legal system as a lens to explore the origins of contemporary political and economic disruptions and the resulting challenges to democracy and the world economy.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Februar 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 154mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 450g
- ISBN-13: 9781009320993
- ISBN-10: 1009320998
- Artikelnr.: 66454808
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Februar 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 154mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 450g
- ISBN-13: 9781009320993
- ISBN-10: 1009320998
- Artikelnr.: 66454808
Paul B. Stephan, the John C. Jeffries, Jr., Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of Virginia, has taught and written about international law and the world economy. He has taught and published in China, Russia, Europe, Australia, and Israel. He has also served in the US Departments of the Treasury, State, and Defense, and advised the IMF, the World Bank, and the OECD.
1. The crisis arrives; Part I. The Rise and Fall of Liberal Internationalism and the New World Order: 2. The end of communism and the embrace of the Washington Consensus (1989
2000, Part I); 3. New international organizations and their ambitions (1989
2000, Part II); 4. Cracks in the foundation and system shocks: terror, the great recession, and the Arab Spring (2000
15); 5. Crises come in waves: national populism, the poisoning of cyberspace, a new cold war, and the pandemic (2015
21); Part II. The Knowledge Economy: World Conquest and Creative Destruction: 6. Knowledge, technological innovation, and wealth; 7. Law and the knowledge economy: what the winners want; 8. Losing and location in the knowledge economy: the view from the Hinterlands and the Chinese alternative: Part III. Battlegrounds: 9. International security, cyber disruption, and human rights; 10. Immigration; 11. Trade and investment; 12. The treason of the clerks: judicial revolts against international law; Part IV. International Law Futures: 13. Dancing along the precipice; 14. What may endure; 15. Conclusion.
2000, Part I); 3. New international organizations and their ambitions (1989
2000, Part II); 4. Cracks in the foundation and system shocks: terror, the great recession, and the Arab Spring (2000
15); 5. Crises come in waves: national populism, the poisoning of cyberspace, a new cold war, and the pandemic (2015
21); Part II. The Knowledge Economy: World Conquest and Creative Destruction: 6. Knowledge, technological innovation, and wealth; 7. Law and the knowledge economy: what the winners want; 8. Losing and location in the knowledge economy: the view from the Hinterlands and the Chinese alternative: Part III. Battlegrounds: 9. International security, cyber disruption, and human rights; 10. Immigration; 11. Trade and investment; 12. The treason of the clerks: judicial revolts against international law; Part IV. International Law Futures: 13. Dancing along the precipice; 14. What may endure; 15. Conclusion.
1. The crisis arrives; Part I. The Rise and Fall of Liberal Internationalism and the New World Order: 2. The end of communism and the embrace of the Washington Consensus (1989
2000, Part I); 3. New international organizations and their ambitions (1989
2000, Part II); 4. Cracks in the foundation and system shocks: terror, the great recession, and the Arab Spring (2000
15); 5. Crises come in waves: national populism, the poisoning of cyberspace, a new cold war, and the pandemic (2015
21); Part II. The Knowledge Economy: World Conquest and Creative Destruction: 6. Knowledge, technological innovation, and wealth; 7. Law and the knowledge economy: what the winners want; 8. Losing and location in the knowledge economy: the view from the Hinterlands and the Chinese alternative: Part III. Battlegrounds: 9. International security, cyber disruption, and human rights; 10. Immigration; 11. Trade and investment; 12. The treason of the clerks: judicial revolts against international law; Part IV. International Law Futures: 13. Dancing along the precipice; 14. What may endure; 15. Conclusion.
2000, Part I); 3. New international organizations and their ambitions (1989
2000, Part II); 4. Cracks in the foundation and system shocks: terror, the great recession, and the Arab Spring (2000
15); 5. Crises come in waves: national populism, the poisoning of cyberspace, a new cold war, and the pandemic (2015
21); Part II. The Knowledge Economy: World Conquest and Creative Destruction: 6. Knowledge, technological innovation, and wealth; 7. Law and the knowledge economy: what the winners want; 8. Losing and location in the knowledge economy: the view from the Hinterlands and the Chinese alternative: Part III. Battlegrounds: 9. International security, cyber disruption, and human rights; 10. Immigration; 11. Trade and investment; 12. The treason of the clerks: judicial revolts against international law; Part IV. International Law Futures: 13. Dancing along the precipice; 14. What may endure; 15. Conclusion.