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Sinopsis

This timely book points the way towards a new positive regulatory framework for international investment following the failure of the Multilateral Agreement on Investment (MAI). It examines the flaws in free-market strategies underpinning the recent phase of globalization, in particular drawing out the lessons from the MAI, which was suspended in October 1998. The authors explore an alternative based on a positive regulatory framework for international business aimed at maximizing the positive contribution to development of foreign investment and minimizing its negative social and environmental impacts. The contributors include academics, researchers for non-governmental organizations, and business and trade-union representatives, writing from a combination of economic, legal and political perspectives. The book combines academic analysis with grass-roots and practical experience, and suggests concrete policy proposals.

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SOL PICCIOTTO has taught law at the Universities of Dar es Salaam (1964-68) and Warwick (1968-1992), and has been a visiting scholar at Nagoya University in Japan (1986) and the European University Institute in Florence (1991-2); he has been Professor of Law at Lancaster University since 1992. He was a founding editor of Capital & Class and Social & Legal Studies , and worked with the Coventry Workshop and TIE (Transnationals Information Exchange) giving research and advice on international business to community and trade union organizations. He specializes in international economic and business law and regulation, and his books include International Business Taxation (1992), Corporate Control and Accountability (co-edited, 1993), and International Regulatory Competition and Co-ordination (co-edited, 1996).RUTH MAYNE is a policy advisor at Oxfam GB (1993- present). Her work involves research and advocacy on international trade, investment and employment issues, directed towards the UK government, EU, OECD and WTO. She has previously worked as a country representative in Colombia for CUSO (Canadian University Service Overseas) (1989-1993), as a socio-economist for ITDG (Intermediate Technology Group) (1987-99) , and as a programme assistant at War on Want (1984-87). She has researched and written on a range of development issues including co-editing two periodicals on human rights and trade issues.

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