Statecraft, Trade and Strategy: Toward a New Global Order

Theorising the Global Legal Order 125 – 144 (Andrew Halpin and Volker Roeben, eds.), Hart Publishing (2009)

20 Pages Posted: 8 Mar 2017

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Ari Afilalo

Rutgers University - School of Law

Dennis Patterson

Rutgers University School of Law, Camden; University of Surrey - School of Law

Date Written: March 2, 2009

Abstract

Our claim is that the 20th century system accords with the constitutional structure of the victors of war, and that they therefore devised it accordingly, but that comparative advantage is not a timeless truth. Our claim that the key to understanding the global trading order, and its relationship to the strategic interests of its actors, lies in uncovering the relationship between trade and the State.

Suggested Citation

Afilalo, Ari and Patterson, Dennis, Statecraft, Trade and Strategy: Toward a New Global Order (March 2, 2009). Theorising the Global Legal Order 125 – 144 (Andrew Halpin and Volker Roeben, eds.), Hart Publishing (2009) , Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2926532

Ari Afilalo

Rutgers University - School of Law ( email )

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Dennis Patterson (Contact Author)

Rutgers University School of Law, Camden ( email )

Camden, NJ 08102-1203
United States
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856-751-8752 (Fax)

University of Surrey - School of Law ( email )

United Kingdom

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