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Risk and Resilience in International Contracts: Legal Adaptations to Sanctions and Digital Transformations, Second Edition, Volume One

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Management number 233650584 Release Date 2026/06/27 List Price US$10.46 Model Number 233650584
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Volume I of the Risk and Resilience in International Contracts series establishes the conceptual and philosophical foundations of contractual resilience in global trade. It provides a comprehensive legal analysis of how international contracts can adapt to disruptions caused by economic sanctions, global crises, and rapid digital transformation.The book explores the intersection of international trade law, contract theory, and risk management, presenting principles of legal adaptability, good faith, and procedural flexibility as tools to strengthen international agreements in volatile environments.Through an interdisciplinary approach bridging law, economics, and behavioral science, Dr. Sina Ghazi offers an original framework for designing contracts capable of withstanding uncertainty, maintaining performance integrity, and ensuring legal sustainability in a fragmented global order.Ideal for: international lawyers, arbitrators, corporate legal advisors, policymakers, and postgraduate students of international trade and contract law.Keywords: Contractual Resilience, Economic Sanctions, Risk Management, International Trade Law, Legal Adaptation, Contract Theory Read more

ASIN B0GNNHL8Z7
XRay Not Enabled
ISBN13 978-6228889870
Edition 2nd
Language English
File size 1.9 MB
Page Flip Enabled
Publisher GYA Publication
Word Wise Enabled
Book 1 of 3 Risk and Resilience in International Contracts: Legal Adaptations to Sanctions and Digital Transformations
Print length 584 pages
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Publication date February 16, 2026
Enhanced typesetting Enabled

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