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What should I read after Anarchy and legal order?

BookOrb recommends The Future of Adventism (2015), Markets not capitalism (2011), In the Open Hand (2015), Radicalizing Rawls Global Justice And The Foundations Of International Law (2014), and Public Practice, Private Law (2016).

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Who wrote Anarchy and legal order?

Anarchy and legal order is by Gary Chartier.