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International economic law and monetary measures: limitations to states' sovereignty and dispute settlement/ Annamaria Viterbo

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TextPublication details: UK: Edward Elgar, 2012Description: 357pISBN: 9781848446342DDC classification: 343.034

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1. International Monetary Stability and Global Financial Stability as Global Public Goods and the Role of International Economic Law 2. The Bretton Woods Institutions and their Role in the Provision of Global Public Goods: Focusing on International Monetary Stability 3. The Global Financial Architecture: Towards a Strengthened Institutional Framework for Global Financial Stability? 4. Exchange Restrictions and Capital Controls under the IMF Legal Framework 5. Exchange Restrictions and Capital Controls under the WTO Legal Framework 6. Exchange Restrictions and Capital Controls in International Investment Law 7. Exchange Rate Manipulation in International Economic Law

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1. International Monetary Stability and Global Financial Stability as Global Public Goods and the Role of International Economic Law
2. The Bretton Woods Institutions and their Role in the Provision of Global Public Goods: Focusing on International Monetary Stability
3. The Global Financial Architecture: Towards a Strengthened Institutional Framework for Global Financial Stability?
4. Exchange Restrictions and Capital Controls under the IMF Legal Framework
5. Exchange Restrictions and Capital Controls under the WTO Legal Framework
6. Exchange Restrictions and Capital Controls in International Investment Law
7. Exchange Rate Manipulation in International Economic Law

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