This book on International Economic Law intends to create an understanding of business and economic relations across national frontiers. This preface expounds the contemporary legal problems that transactional economics brings to the fore and makes inquiries into international economic law resolution thereof as well as the legal avenues for such resolution. It deals with world’s trade practices in the international sphere while including in them the knowledge and practices of established business and emerging practices. Also, economic globalisation has transformed the means by which sovereignty is exercised and therefore the exercise of regulatory authority. This book describes this evolving movement, in the context of global financial regulation, which features the extraterritorial exercise of domestic regulatory authority coupled with the proliferation of transnational networks of regulators.

Content: - The Foundations of International Economic Law - The Norms of International Economic Law - Business Problems of the Global Economy - Public Policy Problems