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International Uniform Commercial Law - Toward A Progressive Consciousness
Ashgate Publishing, July 2005, Pages: 270
This unique, illuminating book presents a critical reflection on the unification of international trade law. It identifies the principles that underpin the current move towards the unification, then working from the gaps identified in these principles it presents the basis for a further perspective on unification, one that seeks to situate unification in relation to what the author terms 'a second modernity of the contemporary world'. In developing this theme, the author pays particular attention to Martti Koskenniemi's method of regressive analysis – which examines in detail the origins of international law – through liberal political theory. He also examines lex mercatoria, specifically its relationship to state law and what is termed 'intermediate law' as established by conventions such as the UNIDROIT Principles for International Commercial Law.
About the Author:
Louis Marquis is Vice-Principal of Institutional Relations at the University of Sherbrooke in Québec, Canada and also Former Dean (2000-2004) of the Faculty of Law, University of Sherbrooke, in Canada.
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