Titlebook: Law and Policy in Latin America; Transforming Courts, Pedro Fortes,Larissa Boratti,Tom Gerald Daly Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Brazilian ‘Supremocracy’ and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights: Unpicking an Unclear Relationrts and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights engaged in a shared and mutually reinforcing enterprise to vindicate rights and curb the arbitrary exercise of state power. This chapter addresses an underexplored relationship which cuts against this harmonious picture—namely, the rather frosty stanc

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Transnational Legal Indicators: The Missing Link in a New Era of Law and Developmentcame a substantive field of development policy, it also became increasingly shaped and disciplined, alongside other developmental fields, by metrics and indicators. It highlights two main implications of this shift for business law reform. First, it promotes an evidence-based conception of legal ref

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Institutional Bypasses in Brazil: Overcoming Ex-Ante Resistance to Institutional Reformst try to modify, change or reform existing institutions. Instead, it creates a new pathway that aims to be more efficient and/or functional than the pre-existing institution. After discussing what characterises a bypass, this chapter turns to two examples from Brazil: a bureaucratic reform called Po

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Convergence, Coordination and Collusion in Securities Regulation: The Latin American Integrated Mark rents from existing institutional arrangements. Although the . have driven economic development in the region, they also have powerful incentives to block reforms that could enhance access to capital markets. This chapter describes how a burgeoning trade union and stock exchange integration under t

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Using Judicial Actions to Address Corporate Human Rights Abuses: Colombia, 2000–2014al regulatory framework where these mechanisms are embedded, and uses descriptive statistics to explore hypotheses extracted from different sets of literature that try to explain remedy and accountability outcomes. Some preliminary findings on patterns that need further testing highlight the importa

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Multiple Strategies of Financial Regulation Adopted in the Colombian Securities Market: The Case of rket. It explores the case of the legal regime governing the over-the-counter derivatives market. The core of the debate is to identify the strategies of regulation and supervision used by the national regulators, and to criticise how the lack of coherence in its design and implementation affect the