From the "closed" to the "open" commercial state : a very brief history of international economic law

Abstract: "Commerce had become a "reason of state" in the eighteenth century. With the publication of Smith's Wealth of Nations, the idea that free international trade was economically beneficial however gradually gained prominence. The long nineteenth century indeed saw timid -... Full description

Bibliographic Details
Superior Title:	Journal of the history of international law 19(2017), 4, S. 495-524
Persons:	Schütze, Robert <<[VerfasserIn]>> -
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Call Number:	VR: III A/PB: 30

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