Global Regulation: Managing Crises After the Imperial Turn

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When the United States and Britain invaded Iraq in 2003 it seemed as if they also tore up the fabric of global governance of the world economy. But this governance was already contested and the world economy, the contributors argue, is in crisis. The chapters in this collection address the question of whether and how the aimperial turnA taken by the US and Britain has affected the agovernanceA structures of the global political economy in the areas of world economy, property relations, corporate social responsibility, migration, and security. JAMES ANDERSON SHIMSHON BICHLER BENJAMIN CORIAT GERARD DUMENIL CHRISTINA GABRIEL PHILIP GOLUB DOMINIQUE LEVY CHRISTOPHER MAY JEROEN MERK JONATHAN NITZAN CARLOS ORTIZ FABIENNE ORSI MICHELE RIOUX MARK SALTER CLAUDE SERFATI IAN SHUTTLEWORTH ANNA ZALIK