John Hatchard, Amanda Perry-Kessaris (Birkbeck, University of London, UK)
Law and Development
Facing Complexity in the 21st Century
John Hatchard, Amanda Perry-Kessaris (Birkbeck, University of London, UK)
Law and Development
Facing Complexity in the 21st Century
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An edited collection of papers arising from a conference on "Law and Development in the 21st Century", held in 2001. In honour of the work of Dr Peter Slinn, the book draws together the lessons and challenges faced with particular reference to the concerns of Commonwealth states.
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An edited collection of papers arising from a conference on "Law and Development in the 21st Century", held in 2001. In honour of the work of Dr Peter Slinn, the book draws together the lessons and challenges faced with particular reference to the concerns of Commonwealth states.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. März 2003
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 444g
- ISBN-13: 9781859417980
- ISBN-10: 1859417981
- Artikelnr.: 23203936
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. März 2003
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 444g
- ISBN-13: 9781859417980
- ISBN-10: 1859417981
- Artikelnr.: 23203936
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
John Hatchard Visiting Professor, Open University, UK General Secretary, Commonwealth Legal Education Association. Amanda Perry-Kessaris Lecturer in Law, Queen Mary, University of London
Chapter 1 Introduction, John Hatchard, Amanda Perry-Kessaris; Part 1
Theoretical Developments; Chapter 2 'Laws and Developments', DavidKennedy;
Chapter 3 Decision-Making in a Regulatory Environment: Representing the
Butterfly, AmandaPerry-Kessaris; Chapter 4 Juridifying Gender Justice: From
Global Rights to Local Justice, Ann Stewart; Part 2 International Practice;
Chapter 5 Technology Transfer: Shifting Models of Law and Development,
Peter Muchlinski; Chapter 6 Patents and Health in Developing Countries,
PhilippeCullet; Chapter 7 International Competition Law and Policy in
Developing Countries, Emmanuel Opoku Awuku; Chapter 8 Technical Assistance
and Trade Law Reform Post-Doha: Brave New World, Mary E Footer; Chapter 9
The OECD and Tax Competition: The Last Rights for Tax Havens?, David
Salter; Chapter 10 International Courts and the Application of the Concept
of 'sustainable Development', Philippe Sands; Part 3 National Practice;
Chapter 11 Post-Communist Legal Reform: The Elision of the Political, Scott
Newton; Chapter 12 Constitutional Options for the Settlement of the Sri
Lankan Problem, Lakshman Marasinghe; Chapter 13 The Singapore Model of Law
and Development: Cutting Through the Complexity, Andrew Harding, Connie
Carter; Chapter 14 Legal Aid and Development: Lessons From South Africa and
Some Thoughts for Nigeria, David McQuoid-Mason; Chapter 15 Environmental
Litigation in Hong Kong: The Role of the Judiciary and Statutory Tribunals,
Anton Cooray; Chapter 16 Women in the Democratic Process in Uganda: Gender
and Justice, Beatrice Odonga-Mwaka;
Theoretical Developments; Chapter 2 'Laws and Developments', DavidKennedy;
Chapter 3 Decision-Making in a Regulatory Environment: Representing the
Butterfly, AmandaPerry-Kessaris; Chapter 4 Juridifying Gender Justice: From
Global Rights to Local Justice, Ann Stewart; Part 2 International Practice;
Chapter 5 Technology Transfer: Shifting Models of Law and Development,
Peter Muchlinski; Chapter 6 Patents and Health in Developing Countries,
PhilippeCullet; Chapter 7 International Competition Law and Policy in
Developing Countries, Emmanuel Opoku Awuku; Chapter 8 Technical Assistance
and Trade Law Reform Post-Doha: Brave New World, Mary E Footer; Chapter 9
The OECD and Tax Competition: The Last Rights for Tax Havens?, David
Salter; Chapter 10 International Courts and the Application of the Concept
of 'sustainable Development', Philippe Sands; Part 3 National Practice;
Chapter 11 Post-Communist Legal Reform: The Elision of the Political, Scott
Newton; Chapter 12 Constitutional Options for the Settlement of the Sri
Lankan Problem, Lakshman Marasinghe; Chapter 13 The Singapore Model of Law
and Development: Cutting Through the Complexity, Andrew Harding, Connie
Carter; Chapter 14 Legal Aid and Development: Lessons From South Africa and
Some Thoughts for Nigeria, David McQuoid-Mason; Chapter 15 Environmental
Litigation in Hong Kong: The Role of the Judiciary and Statutory Tribunals,
Anton Cooray; Chapter 16 Women in the Democratic Process in Uganda: Gender
and Justice, Beatrice Odonga-Mwaka;
Chapter 1 Introduction, John Hatchard, Amanda Perry-Kessaris; Part 1
Theoretical Developments; Chapter 2 'Laws and Developments', DavidKennedy;
Chapter 3 Decision-Making in a Regulatory Environment: Representing the
Butterfly, AmandaPerry-Kessaris; Chapter 4 Juridifying Gender Justice: From
Global Rights to Local Justice, Ann Stewart; Part 2 International Practice;
Chapter 5 Technology Transfer: Shifting Models of Law and Development,
Peter Muchlinski; Chapter 6 Patents and Health in Developing Countries,
PhilippeCullet; Chapter 7 International Competition Law and Policy in
Developing Countries, Emmanuel Opoku Awuku; Chapter 8 Technical Assistance
and Trade Law Reform Post-Doha: Brave New World, Mary E Footer; Chapter 9
The OECD and Tax Competition: The Last Rights for Tax Havens?, David
Salter; Chapter 10 International Courts and the Application of the Concept
of 'sustainable Development', Philippe Sands; Part 3 National Practice;
Chapter 11 Post-Communist Legal Reform: The Elision of the Political, Scott
Newton; Chapter 12 Constitutional Options for the Settlement of the Sri
Lankan Problem, Lakshman Marasinghe; Chapter 13 The Singapore Model of Law
and Development: Cutting Through the Complexity, Andrew Harding, Connie
Carter; Chapter 14 Legal Aid and Development: Lessons From South Africa and
Some Thoughts for Nigeria, David McQuoid-Mason; Chapter 15 Environmental
Litigation in Hong Kong: The Role of the Judiciary and Statutory Tribunals,
Anton Cooray; Chapter 16 Women in the Democratic Process in Uganda: Gender
and Justice, Beatrice Odonga-Mwaka;
Theoretical Developments; Chapter 2 'Laws and Developments', DavidKennedy;
Chapter 3 Decision-Making in a Regulatory Environment: Representing the
Butterfly, AmandaPerry-Kessaris; Chapter 4 Juridifying Gender Justice: From
Global Rights to Local Justice, Ann Stewart; Part 2 International Practice;
Chapter 5 Technology Transfer: Shifting Models of Law and Development,
Peter Muchlinski; Chapter 6 Patents and Health in Developing Countries,
PhilippeCullet; Chapter 7 International Competition Law and Policy in
Developing Countries, Emmanuel Opoku Awuku; Chapter 8 Technical Assistance
and Trade Law Reform Post-Doha: Brave New World, Mary E Footer; Chapter 9
The OECD and Tax Competition: The Last Rights for Tax Havens?, David
Salter; Chapter 10 International Courts and the Application of the Concept
of 'sustainable Development', Philippe Sands; Part 3 National Practice;
Chapter 11 Post-Communist Legal Reform: The Elision of the Political, Scott
Newton; Chapter 12 Constitutional Options for the Settlement of the Sri
Lankan Problem, Lakshman Marasinghe; Chapter 13 The Singapore Model of Law
and Development: Cutting Through the Complexity, Andrew Harding, Connie
Carter; Chapter 14 Legal Aid and Development: Lessons From South Africa and
Some Thoughts for Nigeria, David McQuoid-Mason; Chapter 15 Environmental
Litigation in Hong Kong: The Role of the Judiciary and Statutory Tribunals,
Anton Cooray; Chapter 16 Women in the Democratic Process in Uganda: Gender
and Justice, Beatrice Odonga-Mwaka;







