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• Autores: Carlos Espósito Massicci (ed. lit.), Yuefen Li (ed. lit.), Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky (ed. lit.)
• Editores: New York, NY : Oxford University Press
• Año de publicación: 2013
• País: España
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 9780199674374
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Listado de artículos

• • INTRODUCTION

    • 1. Introduction: The search of common principles

      Carlos Espósito Massicci, Yuefen Li, Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky

      págs. 3-14

      

  • PART I. SETTING THE GLOBAL SCENE

    • 2. The economic rationale for the principles on promoting responsible sovereign lending and borrowing

      Yuefen Li, Ugo Panizza

      págs. 15-38

      

    • 3. Sovereign debt restructuring as exercises of international public authority: Towards a decentralized sovereign insolvency law

      Armin von Bogdandy, Matthias Goldmann

      págs. 39-72

      

  • PART II. LEGAL STATUS OF THE PRINCIPLES

    • 4. Principles matter: the legal status of the principles on responsible sovereign financing

      Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky, Carlos Espósito Massicci

      págs. 73-86

      

    • 5. Out of thin air?: Tracing the origins of the UNCTAD principles in customary international law

      Michael M. Waibel

      págs. 87-112

      

    • 6. On the comparative foundations of principles in international law: the move towards rules and transparency in fiscal policy

      Matthias Goldmann

      págs. 113-134

      

    • 7. The legal contours of sovereign debt restructuring under the UNCTAD principles: Antagonism and convergence between standards of domestic insolvency law and international investment protection law

      Antonis Bredimas, Anastasios Gourgourinis, Georgios Pavlidis

      págs. 135-162

      

  • PART III. DEBT MANAGEMENT

    • 8. Improving debt management on the Basis of UNCTAD's principles

      Kunibert Raffer

      págs. 163-188

      

    • 9. UNCTAD's principles on public debt and the United Nations Convention against corruption: links and common strategies

      Juan Bautista Justo

      págs. 189-212

      

    • 10. Fiduciary relations: legal framework and implications for responsible sovereign debt management

      José R. Oyola

      págs. 213-238

      

  • PART IV. CHINA AS A CASE STUDY

    • 11. China's Governmental preferential loans and the performance of its lending responsibility

      Meibo Huang, Dandan Zhu

      págs. 239-260

      

    • 12. Crisis prevention for China as a sovereign creditor and the UNCTAD principles

      Xiuli Han

      págs. 261-286

      

  • PART V. EUROZONE: PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS

    • 13. Restructuring a sovereign debtor's contingent liabilities

      Lee Buchheit, Mitu Gulati

      págs. 287-294

      

    • 14. Current EU mechanisms to confront sovereign insolvency: a normative analysis against the benchmark of the UNCTAD

      Ignacio Tirado Martí

      págs. 295-322

      

  • PART VI. OUTLOOK AND IMPLEMENTATION

    • 15. Reforming sovereign lending practices: Modern initiatives in historical context

      Mark C. Weidermaier

      págs. 323-346

      

    • 16. Hard, soft, and embedded: Implement principles on promoting responsible sovereign lending and borrowing

      Anna Gelpern

      págs. 347-384

      

  • CONCLUSIONS

    • 17. Concluding remarks in the light of international law

      Robert Howse

      págs. 385-390