Carlos Espósito (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid - Law),
Yuefen Li (UNCTAD), &
Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky (UNCTAD) have published
Sovereign Financing and International Law: The UNCTAD Principles on Responsible Sovereign Lending and Borrowing (Oxford Univ. Press 2013). Contents include:
- Carlos Espósito, Yuefen Li, & Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky, Introduction
- Yuefen Li & Ugo Panizza, Why the Need for Promoting Principles on Responsible Sovereign Lending and Borrowing?
- Armin von Bogdandy & Matthias Goldmann, Sovereign Debt Restructurings as Exercises of Public Authority: Towards a Decentralized Sovereign Insolvency Law
- Carlos Espósito & Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky, Legal Status of UNCTAD's Principles on Responsible Sovereign Lending and Borrowing
- Michael Waibel, Out of Thin Air? Tracing the Origins of the UNCTAD Principles in State Practice
- Matthias Goldmann, Legal Stipulations of Sovereign Lending and Borrowing in Domestic Jurisdictions
- Anastasios Gourgourini, Antonis Bredimas, & Georges Pavlidis, The Legal Contours of Sovereign Debt Restructuring under the UNCTAD Draft Principles
- Kunibert Raffer, Improving Debt Management on the Basis of UNCTAD's Principles
- Juan Bautista Justo, UNCTAD's Principles and the United Nations Convention against Corruption. Links and joint strategies
- José Oyola & Marie Sudreau, Fiduciary Relations: Legal Framework and Implications for Responsible Sovereign Debt Management
- Ignacio Tirado, Current EU Mechanisms to Tackle Sovereign Insolvency: An Analysis Against the Benchmark of the UNCTAD Principles
- Meibo Huang, China's Governmental Preferential Loans and the Performance of its Lending Responsibility - Take China Export-Import Bank as an Example
- Xiuli Han, Debt Crisis Prevention for China as the Biggest Sovereign Creditor and the Principles
- Lee Buccheit, Restructuring a Sovereign's Contingent Liabilities
- Mark C. Weidemaier, Producing Change in Sovereign Lending Practices
- Anna Gelpern, Implementation of the Principles on Responsible Sovereign Financing
- Robert Howse, Concluding Remarks in the Light of International Law
