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New International Economic Order and International Economic Laws
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New International Economic Order
, 2011 a description of the UN initiative of proulgating in legal format the principles of a new international economic order in the 1970'. A critical evaluation of the results. A reflection of what has remained relevant of NIEO especially in international trade law and development ...
SACERDOTI, GIORGIO
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International economic organisations and the new economic order
World Review of Science, Technology and Sustainable Development, 2007International economic organisations are increasingly coming under the scrutiny and criticism of the international community. They have often been accused of not being able to fulfil the promise of what they stand for and guilty of even of world's worst outcomes.
SERGI, Bruno Sergio, ADEKOLA ABEL
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The New International Economic Order: The “New International Economic Order”
Netherlands International Law Review, 1978The international discussion about a new world economic order, which has been going on for many years now, has been complicated by the absence of clear and generally accepted ideas about the main features of such a concept. The word “order” itself has a wide variety of different meanings (e.g., natural versus imposed order) and in some quarters the ...
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The New International Economic Order: The Basis of the New International Economic Order
Netherlands International Law Review, 1978The main purpose of the paper is to investigate the differences between the new international economic order (NIEO) advocated by the overwhelming majority of the members of the General Assembly and the existing order. To what extent are changes called for in the institutional and substantial legal rules that help to mould international economic ...
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New International Economic Order
Abstract This chapter examines the historical roots and radical potential of the New International Economic Order (NIEO)—a broad set of economic proposals aimed at improving trade and financial conditions for Global South countries. These proposals were consolidated into a list of demands, which were promulgated as a United Nations ...Marlea Clarke, Lucy Hinton
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The New International Economic Order
International Review of Education, 1981The international dissemination of cultural influences has enormously increased. Its ultimate cause is the advance of technologies in transport and electronic communications. Popular songs, styles in dress and hair styles, attitudes to divorce, abortion, homosexuality, drugs, even crimes, are spreading rapidly across the globe.
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Is there a new international economic order?
International Organization, 1976Political economy has been coming back into its own in the last few years, from both sides of the ideological divide. It is no longer the Marxist preserve that it almost became in the long years when the Neo's took over from the Classics in the mainstream of economics.
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International Economic Relations and New International Economic Order (NIEO)
2000The programme for the establishment of a New International Economic Order (NIEO) considers itself as an attempt to initiate discussion on some of the measures needed for a re-organization of the world's economy. The demand for a NIEO was without any doubt an enormous political and economic challenge for the industrialized countries, because it aimed at
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A new international economic order?
Cambridge Journal of Economics, 1977The oil crisis was not merely a crisis for South Africa but for the world. The great world boom of 1971–3 had, before the crisis, already begun to judder and slow under the combined impact of record inflation, raw material shortages and industrial capacity bottlenecks, but the oil crisis provided the coup de grâce.
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