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International Economic Law Is Not Neutral In The Interests It Protects And Offends. This Text Examines How Current International Legal Regimes Constitute And Sustain Economic Injustice, And Presents A Forceful Case For Ridding International Law Of Its Hallmarks Of Fostering Poverty, Inequality, And Dispossession. The Legal Rendering Of Immiseration -- Confronting The Pathologies Of International Law: From Neoliberalism To Justice -- The End Of Empire And The Search For Justice: Nieo [new International Economic Order] And Beyond -- International Trade: From War Capitalism To Contracts Of Distribution -- Foreign Investment: Property, Contract, And Protecting Private Power -- Global Finance: Riches For The Few; Harm For The Many -- Human Rights: Between The Radical And The Subverted -- In Lieu Of A Conclusion. John Linarelli, Margot E. Salomon, And Muthucumaraswamy Sornarajah. This Edition Previously Issued In Print: 2018. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.