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Author: Rostam J. Neuwirth (Universidade de Macau) ,
Alexandr Svetlicinii (Universidade de Macau) ,
Denis De Castro Halis (Universidade de Macau)
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Imprint: Cambridge University Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 2.60cm
, Length: 23.50cm
Weight: 0.700kg
ISBN: 9781108416238
ISBN 10: 1108416233
Pages: 408
Publication Date: 12 October 2017
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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College/higher education
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Professional & Vocational
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Tertiary & Higher Education
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
'The authors aim is to contribute to the understanding not only of the law's role in the BRICS countries but also of law's constructive role in various frameworks of cooperation at the multilateral or global level. The book illustrates the mission of law and legal frameworks in theory and in practice of BRICS activities and highlights what law means for the BRICS countries' successful cooperation.' Maria Novoselova, BRICS Law Journal 'The book contributes to the general understanding of the BRICS and their role in the global economic governance, introduces the methodological framework for the BRICS-related legal research, and provides a future outlook on BRICS legal co-operation in various areas. It introduces concrete proposals concerning the enhancement of the role of law in BRICS co-operation and their participation in various multilateral co-operation frameworks.' Zhang Han, International Trade Law & Regulation 'This book advocates 'BRICS for bridges not walls' and closes a gap in scholarship and academic debate by providing a (not yet duly considered) legal perspective of BRICS cooperation - one of the many reasons it deserves to be read. This book is a very interesting read, a worthwhile acquisition and a unique reference book for academics, government officials, legal practitioners, researchers and students who work in the area of global governance.' Franziska Sucker, Potchefstroom Electronic Law Journal 'The book is a real treasure that will appeal to many lawyers, including legal scholars and legal practitioners interested in a better understanding and wider knowledge of the legal aspects of the BRICS cooperation.' Mateja Durovic, Chinese Journal of Comparative Law
'The authors aim is to contribute to the understanding not only of the law's role in the BRICS countries but also of law's constructive role in various frameworks of cooperation at the multilateral or global level.â The book illustrates the mission of law and legal frameworks in theory and in practice of BRICS activities and highlights what law means for the BRICS countries' successful cooperation.' Maria Novoselova, BRICS Law Journal 'The book contributes to the general understanding of the BRICS and their role in the global economic governance, introduces the methodological framework for the BRICS-related legal research, and provides a future outlook on BRICS legal co-operation in various areas. It introduces concrete proposals concerning the enhancement of the role of law in BRICS co-operation and their participation in various multilateral co-operation frameworks.' Zhang Han, International Trade Law & Regulation 'This book advocates 'BRICS for bridges not walls' and closes a gap in scholarship and academic debate by providing a (not yet duly considered) legal perspective of BRICS cooperation - one of the many reasons it deserves to be read. This book is a very interesting read, a worthwhile acquisition and a unique reference book for academics, government officials, legal practitioners, researchers and students who work in the area of global governance.' Franziska Sucker, Potchefstroom Electronic Law Journal
Author Information
Rostam J. Neuwirth is Professor of Law and Programme Coordinator of Master of International Business Law (IBL) at the Faculty of Law of the University of Macau. He holds law degrees from the European University Institute, Florence (Ph.D.), McGill University, Montreal (LL.M) and Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz, Austria (Mag. iur.). Before joining the University of Macau, he taught at two Universities in India and worked in the Völkerrechtsbüro (International Law Bureau) of the Austrian Federal Ministry for Foreign Affairs. Alexandr Svetlicinii is Assistant Professor of Law at the University of Macau. Dr Svetlicinii received his law degree at the Free International University of Moldova, his LL.M in International Business Law at the Central European University, Hungary, and his Master of Research in Law and his Ph.D. in Law at the European University Institute, Florence. His primary fields of expertise are competition law, international trade and investment law, and alternative dispute resolution. Dr Svetlicinii served as a nongovernmental advisor to the International Competition Network and as a legal expert in a number of research projects conducted by the EU Commission. Denis De Castro Halis is a Brazilian scholar who has been working in China since 2005. Since 2007, he has been at the Faculty of Law of the University of Macau, having served as a coordinator and as a Senate member. He has a strong interdisciplinary background, holding degrees in law, social sciences, and philosophy. His investigations vary from business and company law to legal and social theories. He is also a radio commentator.
