Theorising the global legal order edited by Andrew Halpin & Volker Roeben.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: North America : Hart, 2009.Description: 278 pISBN: - 9781841132495
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Table of contents:
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Cosmopolitan legal orders
Chapter 3. Implications of 'globalisation' for law as a discipline
Chapter 4. Theorising the global legal order : an institutionalist perspective
Chapter 5. Incorporating foreign legal ideas through translation
Chapter 6. Globalisation and judicial reasoning : building blocks for a method of interpretation
Chapter 7. Statecraft, trade and strategy : toward a new global order
Chapter 8. European Union as a single working-living space : EU law and new forms of intra-community migration
Chapter 9. The domestic enforcement of supranational rules : the role of evidence in EC competition law
Chapter 10. The UN declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples : towards a global legal order on indigenous rights?
Chapter 11. Developing a framework for understanding the localisation of global scripts in East Asia
Chapter 12. Governance through corruption : cosmopolitan complicity
Chapter 13. Decentralised constitutionalisation in national and international courts : reflections on comparative law as an approach to public law
Chapter 14. Concluding reflections