Towards the Economics of Comparative Law: The Doing Business Debate

Nicita, António; Benedettini, Simona

doi:10.4337/9781781005118.00026

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Comparative Analysis and The Brics Countries1

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“…Attempting to analyse the BRICS using the method of analogies and differences alone is therefore insufficient (Monateri, 2012;Nicita & Benedettini, 2012). By the same token, it would be a mistake to overlook the "inconsistencies", almost forgetting important parts of a situation that remains mobile, hindered and unresolved.…”

Section: Comparative Analysis and The Brics Countriesmentioning

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BRICS, a Multi-Centre “Legal Network”?

Scaffardi¹

2014

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The paper analyzes the phenomenon of the BRICS group and its transformation into BRICs. From the first Summit, whose final declarations were mainly centered on economic, financial and commercial themes, the group attention has broadened its horizons, as to encompass health, agriculture, environment, international relations. The BRICS working method seems to suggest a new pattern of interstate relations, based on peer-to-peer cooperation, experiences sharing and "soft" policy transfer. Given the difficult classification of this new "entity", the author suggests considering it more as a network, where there is not a singular hegemony power, but where the relevance of the different countries varies according to the issue discussed in the Summit.

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Section: Comparative Analysis and The Brics Countriesmentioning

confidence: 99%