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Legal risk, law and justice in a globalising financial market

Many complain that globalisation is not helping to reduce inequality (and may even be contributing to it). At the same time, pressure is building for more effective global laws to regulate global financial markets. The debate, however, is fractured. A more unified dialogue would, it is hoped, produce more realistic proposals for global law reform and innovation