Cambridge Studies in Corporate Law Series (books)

Cambridge Studies in Corporate Law Series

This series delves into the intricacies of corporate law, examining the creation, operation, and governance of companies. It offers an international perspective, encompassing a wide array of subjects from labor law to financial and capital regulation. The publications within this collection feature original scholarly work, serving as a vital platform for academic discourse on pressing corporate law issues.

Companies, International Trade and Human Rights

Janet Dine

340 pages
12 hours of reading

Exploring the paradox of trade globalization, this book investigates why it has not effectively alleviated poverty. It delves into various factors that contribute to this failure, examining economic policies, social structures, and the impact of global markets on local communities. Through critical analysis, the author challenges common assumptions and offers insights into the complexities of global trade and its implications for poverty reduction efforts.