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Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Preface -- Table of Contents -- List of Authors -- Acknowledgements -- List of Abbreviations -- International economic law with a human face: An introductory review -- 1. About the book -- 2. International social critique of state practice -- 3. The structure of 'economic law with a human face' -- 3.1 Towards a new human and economic order -- 3.2 Trade, environmental protection and resource management -- 3.3 Investment and finance -- 4. Globalization of good governance and civil society -- 4.1 Definition of (good) governance -- 4.2 Definition of civil society -- 5. Globalization for the benefit of all -- PART I TOWARDS A NEW HUMAN AND ECONOMIC ORDER -- Chapter 1: The legal context: concepts, principles, standards and and institutions -- 1. Problems of environmental discipline -- 2. Sustainable development -- 3. General principles -- 4. Standards and institutions -- 5. Financing performance of developing-country undertakings -- 6. Tasks ahead -- Chapter 2: The erosion of state authority and its implications for equitable development -- 1. Declining state authority -- 2. The global market economy and its effect on state authority -- 3. The impact of international economic regimes -- 4. Transnational civil society -- 5. Micro-nationalism and localism -- 6. Failed states and illegal regimes -- 7. Is the state withering away? Should it? -- Chapter 3: Globalization and the future role of sovereign states -- 1. Historical perspective -- 2. The meaning of 'globalization' -- 3. The role of states in the global economy -- 4. Some idealistic views on the effects of globalization on the role of the state -- 5. Conclusions -- Chapter 4: Emerging state practice of democratic government with special reference to the Commonwealth and South Asia -- 1. Introduction.