They therefore sometimes lack apparent interconnection. On the other hand, each of the authors is an expert in the subject matter of their chapter. The only way to get a fully coherent text would have been to find the paragon of lawyers who knew as much about the many complex subjects dealt within this book. Robert Pritchard and his co-writers are to be congratulated, as is the IBA, for this initiative. Quite apart from the professional opportunities that are outlined, there is an important message which is basically political.
Economic freedoms have a tendency to promote political liberty and human rights.
In this sense, the economic developments that provide the impetus for this book have an importance that far transcends their significance for the legal profession.