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Constitutionalizing economic globalization : investment rules and democracy's promise

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International Arbitration and Investment Law Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies Legal and Constitutional Studies

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Introduction: the new constitutional order Part I. Rules: 1. The investment rules regime 2. The takings rule 3. Investment rules in action Part II. Projects: 4. Health and the environment 5. Land and empowerment 6. Privatization and democratization Part III. Resistance: 7. Citizenship 8. The rule of law 9. A world of possibilities.

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