The origins of informality: Why the legal foundations of global governance are shifting, and why it matters, Charles B. Roger . Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press. 2020. 265 pp. $74 (cloth)

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RT @charlesbroger: In case you missed it, I expect this will be the only time that The Origins of Informality is reviewed alongside the won…

03 Mar 2021

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In case you missed it, I expect this will be the only time that The Origins of Informality is reviewed alongside the wonderful new books by @yuenyuenang & @StephanieKelton! Check it out👇& 👉 https://t.co/AXIzz64txI 📚

03 Mar 2021

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What a wonderful set of books to be reviewed alongside! For those interested, you can check out the review of my book by @Global_Academic here: https://t.co/AXIzz64txI #TheOriginsofInformality

01 Feb 2021

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RT @charlesbroger: @Victor_Asal @isanet My book is The Origins of Informality: https://t.co/IQTGrmwzL3 Incidentally, @Global_Academic just…

29 Dec 2020

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