As part of an ongoing commitment to increasing the importance of developing country perspectives within the Global Administrative Law Project, NYU co-sponsored, with the Universidad de San Andrés, a workshop focusing on GAL issues within Latin America. The workshop took place from the 9-10 March, 2007 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and dealt with the following issues:
1) Public/private ordering in the global economy: implications for national and transnational administrative law;
2) Transnational investments: treaty-based government and its implications for government, civil society and public services;
3) The internationalizations of human rights: implications for global administrative law;
4) Anti-money laundering and governance in Latin America
5) Environmental regulation and governance.
Further global administrative law workshops and conferences with developing country partners have been held in New Delhi (5-6 January, 2008) and Cape Town (18-20 March, 2008). Copyright in each of the papers below is held by the author(s), and they reserve all rights. Please contact the authors individually to find out if there is a later or published version of the paper.
Background Materials:
Summary of workshop objectives/issue for discussion
Papers:
Derecho Internacional de los Derechos Humanos y Políticas Públicas. Justiciabilidad De Los Derechos Sociales En Latinoamérica
Julieta Rossi
La Construcción Global Del Financiamiento Internacional Para El Desarrollo. Derechos Humanos Y Desarrollo Sustentable
Jorge Daniel Taillant
The Silence of the Argentine Courts
Héctor Mairal
Inversiones extranjeras en países en desarrollo: alguien debería intervenir a nivel global?
Ezequiel Nino
Anti-Money Laundering and Governance in Latin America
María Rocha Machado & Guillermo Jorge
The Regulatory Reform in Brazil: New Regulatory Decision-Making and Accountability Mechanisms
Paulo Todescan Lessa Mattos
El Surgimiento del Derecho Administrativo Global (GAL Project framing paper in Spanish)
Benedict Kingsbury, Nico Krisch and Richard B. Stewart
GAL Workshop Buenos Aires, Argentina March 2007
