About my favorite international law journal is the Chicago Journal of International law, which arrived yesterday stuffed with two symposia, one featuring the likes of Martha Nussbaum and Diane Wood, and the other Kenneth Dam, Anupam Chander, and, well, me. Our symposium is on International Law and the Economic Crisis; I enjoy doing these sorts of pieces, and in this one, got a chance to critique something that I ordinarily champion: informal international institutions, which, along with the formal ones, I thought had little to say about the financial crisis. Emergency management options these institutions, I think we have learned, are not.
Here's the abstract; you can download the article here, and do let me know if you have any thoughts on the matter:
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