The book assesses emerging powers’ influence on international economic law and analyses whether their rhetoric of reforming this ‘unjust’ order translates into concrete reforms.
This book poses a question that is deceptive in its simplicity: could international law have been otherwise?
... Mohsen al Attar , ' TWAIL : A Paradox within a Paradox ' ( 2020 ) 22 International Community Law Review 163 ( hereafter Attar , ' Paradox within a Paradox ' ) . 29 Antony Anghie , ' LatCrit and TWAIL ' ( 2012 ) 42 California Western ...
... that an intensification of globalization leads to the defeat of the local through transnationalism . ― Instead, Rajagopal argues, social movements show that this intensification may 86 Mohsen al Attar and Edward Miller.
... Mohsen Al Attar & Rosalie Miller , “ Toward an Emancipatory International Law : The Bolivarian Reconstruction " , 31 Third World Q. 347 ( 2010 ) . See Roda Mushkat , “ International Legal Compliance as a Rational Act : Theoretical ...
... Mohsen al-Attar and Vernon Tava, “TWAIL Pedagogy: Legal Education for Emancipation” (2009) 15 Palestine Journal of International Law 7. For one attempt at detailing an actual experience with designing a course on this basis, see ibid ...
... Mohsen al Attar and Vernon Tava , “ TWAIL Pedagogy : Legal Pedagogy for Emancipation ' ( 2009 ) 15 : 1 Palestine YB Int'l L 7 ; Valentina Vadi , ' International Law and Its Histories : Methodological Risks and Opportunities ' ( 2017 ) ...
... Mohsen Al Attar and Rosalie Miller, 'Towards an Emancipatory International Law: The Bolivarian Reconstruction' (2010) 31(3) Third World Quarterly 347. 242 Mutua (n 124) 31. 243 Obiora C Okafor, 'Critical Third World Approaches to ...