The legal regime of globalization, international commercial law or international economic law?
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The purpose of this paper is to establish the difference in the academic community about the advisability of speaking about International Economic Law rather than International Commercial Law, when we refer to the legal regime of globalization. International Economic Law is understood as the law of the internationalization of economic, political and cultural processes. This topic introduces an interdisciplinary approach that links Law and Economics.
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