IBA Global Insight - October 2011

FEATURES: NEW WORLD DISORDER

Uncle Sam and the new world disorder

Ultimately, the projection of global influence comes down to wealth. When America goes broke, it really isn’t all about the economy.

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After the awakening

Tunisia has been praised for initiating a transition of momentous regional and global significance. But justice in the birthplace of the Arab Spring is more complex than attention-grabbing headlines reveal.

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The IBA profile - Azizah al-Hibri

The founder and chair of KARAMAH – Muslim Women Lawyers for Human Rights – and a member of the US Commission on International Religious Freedom discusses women’s rights, implications of the Arab Spring and Western perceptions of the Muslim world since 9/11

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

Code of misconduct

‘Transparency’ was a recurring refrain during the Murdochs’ parliamentary testimony in July, yet many questions on the phone hacking scandal remain unanswered.

THE IBA INTERVIEW

Nicola Bonucci – Director for Legal Affairs, OECD

The OECD’s mission is no less than to improve the economic and social wellbeing of people around the world. Eschewing a more lucrative career in private practice, Nicola Bonucci has been at the forefront of the organisation’s efforts for nearly 20 years.

BUSINESS IN INDIA

... And two steps back

Indian liberalisation has progressed quickly in most areas resulting in one of the world’s fastest growing economies, but the legal sector has not kept up.
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Africa: From democracy to development

 

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