1st Edition
Global Finance in the 21st Century Stability and Sustainability in a Fragmenting World
CHAPTER 1 – INTRODUCTION: HOW DO YOU SOLVE A PROBLEM LIKE GLOBAL FINANCE?
CHAPTER 2 – THE ROLE OF FINANCE IN SOCIETY: FROM BARTER TO FINTECH
CHAPTER 3 – 21st CENTURY POST-CRISIS FINANCE: STABILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY AS NEW ‘META’ NORMS OR MARKET RE-EMERGENCE?
CHAPTER 4 –FINANCIAL REGULATION IN (GLOBAL) CONTEXT
CHAPTER 5 - A ‘MICRO’ APPROACH TO A ‘MACRO’ PROBLEM: THE ONGOING CHALLENGES OF GLOBAL FINANCE IN A RESURGENT STATE-BASED WORLD
CHAPTER 6 – A MODERN TREATY-BASED REGIME FOR SYSTEMIC FINANCIAL STABILITY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Biography
Steve Kourabas teaches Corporations Law and is Deputy Director at the Centre for Commercial Law and Regulatory Studies at Monash Law School, Australia. Steve received an LLM and and and SJD from Duke University School of Law.
"A clarion and deeply original call to bring prudential regulation within the treaty framework of international economic law – a challenging contribution to current thinking" - Professor Ross Buckley of UNSW Law
