Systemic Violence of the Law: Colonialism and International Investment
This book argues that International Investment Law system – IIL - was the result of a colonial project within a capitalist system that has been influenced by the developmentalism discourse and the neoliberal ideology, becoming an instrument that facilitated forms of systemic violence against Third World countries. In order to develop this argument, Enrique Prieto-Rios uses post-war critical thought, chiefly Fanon as interpreted by Lewis R Gordon, the works pursued by academics, part of the Caribbean Philosophical Association, the Institute for Global Law and Policy, the international law from below (southern perspectives), and critical economic thought— particularly the notable economic contributions of Ha-Joon Chang and Latin-American philosopher Enrique Dussel.
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Systemic Violence of the Law: Colonialism and International Investment
This book argues that International Investment Law system – IIL - was the result of a colonial project within a capitalist system that has been influenced by the developmentalism discourse and the neoliberal ideology, becoming an instrument that facilitated forms of systemic violence against Third World countries. In order to develop this argument, Enrique Prieto-Rios uses post-war critical thought, chiefly Fanon as interpreted by Lewis R Gordon, the works pursued by academics, part of the Caribbean Philosophical Association, the Institute for Global Law and Policy, the international law from below (southern perspectives), and critical economic thought— particularly the notable economic contributions of Ha-Joon Chang and Latin-American philosopher Enrique Dussel.
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Systemic Violence of the Law: Colonialism and International Investment

Systemic Violence of the Law: Colonialism and International Investment

by Enrique Prieto-Rios
Systemic Violence of the Law: Colonialism and International Investment

Systemic Violence of the Law: Colonialism and International Investment

by Enrique Prieto-Rios

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This book argues that International Investment Law system – IIL - was the result of a colonial project within a capitalist system that has been influenced by the developmentalism discourse and the neoliberal ideology, becoming an instrument that facilitated forms of systemic violence against Third World countries. In order to develop this argument, Enrique Prieto-Rios uses post-war critical thought, chiefly Fanon as interpreted by Lewis R Gordon, the works pursued by academics, part of the Caribbean Philosophical Association, the Institute for Global Law and Policy, the international law from below (southern perspectives), and critical economic thought— particularly the notable economic contributions of Ha-Joon Chang and Latin-American philosopher Enrique Dussel.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781538157862
Publisher: Bloomsbury Academic
Publication date: 04/03/2023
Series: Global Critical Caribbean Thought
Pages: 166
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.38(d)

About the Author

Enrique Prieto-Rios is professor of law at Del Rosario University, Colombia.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: Systemic Violence and International Investment Law

Chapter 2: Fault-Lines: In-between Moving Abroad and Attracting Foreign Direct Investment

Chapter 3: The Riddle of Treaties and Awards

Chapter 4: The Encrypted Discourse of International Investment Law: Hierarchy, Knowledge and Power

Chapter 5: Neoliberal ideology: A Tale of Persistence and Hegemony

Chapter 6: IIL an Autopoietic System

Conclusion

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