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This inaugural lecture argues three propositions:
Rigging the Risks: How Commercial Law Kills; Professor Janet Dine
This inaugural lecture argues three propositions:
- That commercial law in a market economy allocates risks between individuals and is therefore a profound political force with crucial implications for the allocation of wealth
- That international commercial law has been drafted by the powerful in order to minimise risk to major market players, especially transnational corporations
- That the risks of economic globalisation therefore fall disproportionably and unjustly on the poor, killing many.
Rigging the Risks: How Commercial Law Kills; Professor Janet Dine
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