Soft Law and the Global Financial System

Discover the intricate workings of international financial law in "Soft Law and the Global Financial System," authored by Christopher Brummer and published by Cambridge University Press in 2015. This insightful second revised edition spans 365 pages and presents a thorough analysis of the post-crisis financial landscape. Brummer proposes a groundbreaking alternative theory, challenging traditional views on how international financial law operates and its inherent limitations.

Delve into a detailed institutional analysis that elucidates the coercive nature of international financial regulations, which often diverges from classical theories. This book is a crucial read for anyone looking to understand the complexities of financial crises and the international finance system. Perfect for students, professionals, and policy-makers alike, "Soft Law and the Global Financial System" will equip you with the knowledge needed to navigate today's financial architecture.