Social Sciences
8 years ago

Why Trade Law Must Embrace Justice for Global Equity

Proceedings of the ASIL Annual Meeting
Why Trade Law Needs a Theory of Justice
Frank J. García

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The article discusses the importance of incorporating a theory of justice into trade law. It suggests that current trade laws lack a foundation in justice, which can lead to unfair outcomes. The researchers argue that by integrating principles of justice into trade agreements, a more equitable and sustainable global trading system can be achieved.