The Governance and Regulation of International Finance

Published in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis by a respected Edward Elgar team, this scholarly volume earned solid peer-reviewed reception for addressing a genuine gap in regulatory theory. It is dense academic material, so general readers need not apply, but for researchers, law-and-finance scholars, and policymakers it remains a credible reference — even if thirteen years of regulatory evolution has dated some of its specifics.