International Economic Law, 1996

Part of a five-volume series that provides coverage of different aspects of international economic law, this volume focuses on the interrelationship between private and public law and the practice of each. Case studies illustrate, in actual settings, the problems a lawyer is likely to encounter in international investments, whether private or official and whether at the capital exporting or capital importing end. Issues related to foreign investment, multinational enterprises and the political economy of development are also explored.