Current Books
The Institute has published a substantial range of titles whilst continuing to produce new books on a wide variety of subjects, including financial law, human rights, environmental law and the law of war.
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The Institute's Publications Catalogue
1 Books in Alphabetical Order
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2 Books in Order of Publication Date
Alternatively, the Institute's books are displayed below by date of publication (most recent first):
Yearbook of International Financial and Economic Law, 2000-2001
Edited By: Joseph J Norton, Christos HadjiemmanuilPublished: May 2003
Original price: £85
Website sale price: £40
The Yearbook addresses selective legal, financial and economic issues in the area of international financial law. This volume contains chapters on money laundering, takeovers, insider dealing, EMU financial market integration and banking reform.
Prices
Member: £24
Non-Member: £40
International Monetary and Financial Law upon Entering the New Milennium
Edited By: Joseph J Norton, Mads AndenasPublished: January 2003
Sir Joseph Gold Memorial Series Volume 1 A Tribute to Sir Joseph and Ruth Gold This volume contains a wide range of articles dealing with issues of international monetary law, including the World Bank and the IMF, the concept of 'dollarization', the EMU and financial conditions in Africa and Asia, as well as personal tributes to the accomplishments of Sir Joseph Gold, to whose memory this series is dedicated.
Prices
Member: £33
Non-Member: £55
Constitutional Human Rights in the Commonwealth
Edited By: Michael Anderson, Matthew HappoldPublished: January 2003
Nearly one third of humanity, or 1,900 million people, reside in the 54 states of the Commonwealth. Whether the individual members of this huge population, living in diverse economic and cultural circumstances, are able to conduct fulfilling lives free from oppression depends in no small part upon the systems for protecting human rights in those jurisdictions.
Prices
Member: £39
Non-Member: £65
FIDE XX Congress Volumes I and II
Published: January 2003
The Congress is a bi-annual meeting of the International Federation for European Law (FIDE). It brings together national associations of European law and serves as a forum for the study and development of the European law.
This two-volume collection brings together the National Reports and General and Community Reports from the 20th FIDE Congress, held in London in 2002.
Prices
Member: £45
Non-Member: £75
National Reports from the XXth FIDE Congress
Published: November 2002
Original price: £90
Website sale price: £45
National and general reports submitted to the International Federation for European Law (FIDE) on the many live issues raised by the evolution of European law.
Prices
Member: £27
Non-Member: £45
Tort Liability of Public Authorities in Comparative Perspective
Edited By: Mads Andenas, Duncan FairgrievePublished: November 2002
Original price:£85
Website sale price: £40
Focussing on the impact of EC law and the increasing importance of human rights law, this volume provides an up-to-date examination of compensation for administrative wrongdoing.
Prices
Member: £24
Non-Member: £40
Studies in UK Law 2002
Edited By: John BellPublished: July 2002
Original price:£40
Website sale price: £20
A book of UK contributions to the XVIth Congress of the International Academy of Comparative Law 2002.
Prices
Member: £12
Non-Member: £20
International Environmental Law in National Courts
Edited By: Michael Anderson, Paolo GalizziPublished: May 2002
An significant contribution to raising awareness of the importance of international environmental law, this publication will, it is hoped, contribute to an increased application of international environmental law by national courts.
Prices
Member: £30
Non-Member: £50
The Euro in the National Context
Edited By: Jean-Victor LouisPublished: May 2002
Original price: £70
Website sale price: £35
This book is the result of a collaboration between the Institute and the 'Eurospectator' research project of the European University Institute. It is a volume of reports examining the introduction of the euro and the ensuing developments throughout the year 2000 in most of the Member States of the European Union.
Prices
Member: £21
Non-Member: £35
Financial Crises in the 1990s
Edited By: Douglas Arner, Mamiko Yokoi-AraiPublished: March 2002
Original price:£70
Website sale price:£35
This book provides the historical perspectives and context to assist scholars and policymakers in their analysis of the lessons learned from the series of financial crises in this decade. The authors analyse financial crises in over 16 divergent jurisdictions over the 1990s. Through comprehensive discussion, the book unfolds similar causes of crises, whether in developing and transitional countries, or in developed countries.
It further indicates that these lessons were unfortunately largely ignored both at a domestic and international level, with the result that a similar tragedy occurred in East Asia. Based on studies of the effects of international contagion following financial crises, the book presents the interaction process between external contagion and problematic domestic structural conditions.
It also introduces the necessity of a rule-based system in restructuring the financial system in crises-hit countries.
Prices
Member: £21
Non-Member: £35
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