Law, Culture, and Economic Development brings together some of the leading legal scholars, policymakers, and practitioners in the international economic development area with the emphasis on Latin America to address key issues of legal reform facing developing countries in their effort to achieve accessible, equitable, and sustainable economic development. Issues of cultural impediments are stressed. This collection includes contributions from many experts in the field, including current and former officials from the World ...
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Law, Culture, and Economic Development brings together some of the leading legal scholars, policymakers, and practitioners in the international economic development area with the emphasis on Latin America to address key issues of legal reform facing developing countries in their effort to achieve accessible, equitable, and sustainable economic development. Issues of cultural impediments are stressed. This collection includes contributions from many experts in the field, including current and former officials from the World Bank. Topics considered from a developmental perspective include human rights, legal institutions, judicial reform, investment treaties, investment disputes, corruption, financial sector reform, accounting systems, linkage to the WTO, administrative legality, intellectual property, corruption, taxation, and legal education reform. The chapters in this festschrift are derived from presentations made at the 2006 Paul Carrington Memorial Lecture at Southern Methodis
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2008, British Institute for International & Comparative Law
