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Plunder When the rule of law is illegal

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: London Polity Press 2006Description: 283P viii PBISBN:
  • 9781405178945
DDC classification:
  • 340.11 MAT
Contents:
Contents: Preface. Introduction. 1. Plunder and The Rule of Law . An Anatomy of Plunder. Plunder, Hegemony, and Positional Superiority. Law, Plunder, and European Expansionism. Institutionalizing Plunder: The Colonial Relationship and the Imperial Project. A Story of Continuity: Constructing the Empire of Law (lessness). 2. Neo-liberalism: Economic Engine of Plunder. The Argentinean Bonanza. Neo-Liberalism: An Economic Theory of Simplification and a Spectacular Project. Structural Adjustment Programs and the Comprehensive Development Framework. Development Frameworks, Plunder, and the Rule of Law. 3. Before Neo-Liberalism: a Story of Western Plunder . The European Roots of Colonial Plunder. The Fundamental Structure of US Law as a Post-Colonial Reception. A Theory of Lack, Yesterday and Today. Before Neo-Liberalism: Colonial Practices and Harmonious Strategies-Yesterday and Now. 4. Plunder of Ideas and the Providers of Legitimacy . Hegemony and legal Consciousness. Intellectual Property as Plunder of Ideas. Providing Legitimacy: Law and Economics. Providing Legitimacy: Lawyers and Anthropologists. 5. Constructing the Conditions for Plunder . Plunder of Oil: Iraq and Elsewhere. The New World Order of Plunder. Not Only Iraq: Plunder, War, and Legal Ideologies of Intervention. Institutional Lacks as Conditions for Plunder: Real or Created?. Double Standards Policy and Plunder. Poverty: Justification for Intervention and Consequence of Plunder. 6. International Imperial Law . Reactive Institutions of Imperial Plunder. U.S. Rule of Law: Forms of Global Domination. The Globalization of the American Way. An Ideological Institution of Global Governance: International Law. Holocaust Litigation: Back to the Future. The Swallowing of International Law by U.S. law. Economic Power and the U.S. Courts as Imperial Agencies. 7. Hegemony and Plunder. The Demise of the Rule of Law in the United States . Strategies to Subordinate the Rule of Law to Plunder. Plunder in High Places: Enron and its Aftermath. Plunder in Even Higher Places: Electoral Politics and Plunder. Plunder of Liberty: The War on Terror. Plunder Undisrupted: The Discourse of Patriotism. 8. Beyond an Illegal Rule of Law?. Summing Up: Plunder and The Global Transformation of the Law. Imperial Rule of Law or the People's Rule of Law. The Future of Plunder. Notes to Text. Selected Further Reading. Documentary Film Resources. Index
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BOOKs National Law School Book Secti MPP Section 340.11 MAT (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 35456

Law & Anthropology

Law & Ethics

Rule Of Law

Contents: Preface. Introduction. 1. Plunder and The Rule of Law . An Anatomy of Plunder. Plunder, Hegemony, and Positional Superiority. Law, Plunder, and European Expansionism. Institutionalizing Plunder: The Colonial Relationship and the Imperial Project. A Story of Continuity: Constructing the Empire of Law (lessness). 2. Neo-liberalism: Economic Engine of Plunder. The Argentinean Bonanza. Neo-Liberalism: An Economic Theory of Simplification and a Spectacular Project. Structural Adjustment Programs and the Comprehensive Development Framework. Development Frameworks, Plunder, and the Rule of Law. 3. Before Neo-Liberalism: a Story of Western Plunder . The European Roots of Colonial Plunder. The Fundamental Structure of US Law as a Post-Colonial Reception. A Theory of Lack, Yesterday and Today. Before Neo-Liberalism: Colonial Practices and Harmonious Strategies-Yesterday and Now. 4. Plunder of Ideas and the Providers of Legitimacy . Hegemony and legal Consciousness. Intellectual Property as Plunder of Ideas. Providing Legitimacy: Law and Economics. Providing Legitimacy: Lawyers and Anthropologists. 5. Constructing the Conditions for Plunder . Plunder of Oil: Iraq and Elsewhere. The New World Order of Plunder. Not Only Iraq: Plunder, War, and Legal Ideologies of Intervention. Institutional Lacks as Conditions for Plunder: Real or Created?. Double Standards Policy and Plunder. Poverty: Justification for Intervention and Consequence of Plunder. 6. International Imperial Law . Reactive Institutions of Imperial Plunder. U.S. Rule of Law: Forms of Global Domination. The Globalization of the American Way. An Ideological Institution of Global Governance: International Law. Holocaust Litigation: Back to the Future. The Swallowing of International Law by U.S. law. Economic Power and the U.S. Courts as Imperial Agencies. 7. Hegemony and Plunder. The Demise of the Rule of Law in the United States . Strategies to Subordinate the Rule of Law to Plunder. Plunder in High Places: Enron and its Aftermath. Plunder in Even Higher Places: Electoral Politics and Plunder. Plunder of Liberty: The War on Terror. Plunder Undisrupted: The Discourse of Patriotism. 8. Beyond an Illegal Rule of Law?. Summing Up: Plunder and The Global Transformation of the Law. Imperial Rule of Law or the People's Rule of Law. The Future of Plunder. Notes to Text. Selected Further Reading. Documentary Film Resources. Index

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