Latin American governments increasingly want to attract external capital to increase economic growth and adjust to external shocks. However, their concurrent desire to retain national sovereignty has frequently conflicted with the aim of creditors to receive payment for providing this capital....

Native Americans in general experience substantially diminished economic, public health, and social justice indicators compared to the United States as a whole. This research paper demonstrates that enhanced Tribal government sovereignty is a necessary condition for economic development and...

The current WTO regime on export restraints comprises two extremes: at one end is the near complete freedom to levy export duties enjoyed by most Members, which renders the WTO discipline on export restrictions largely ineffective; at the other the rigid obligations imposed on several acceding...

Building on doctrinal analysis of legal sovereignty and migration in US immigration law and Mexican foreign relations law, this Third World and International Law (TWAIL) presentation examines how: 1) international law like the World-System denies history and perspectives from the Third World...