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Tilburg Law Review, 2012 The standard concept of law, consisting of legislation and case law, provides authority and legitimacy to law, as well as a methodology. Transnationalisation of law has necessitated the recognition of non-state influences. Although this should lead to an
Eric Tjong Tjin Tai
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Human Religiosity, Diplomacy, and the Use of Force [PDF]
Iranian Journal of International and Comparative Law, 2023 In the classical system of international law, states have largely used religion as an instrument in their reciprocal relations. This “instrumental” interpretation of religion was often a reason of conflict rather the ground of religious freedom.
Giancarlo Anello
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How the Biden Administration Can Reinvigorate Global Health Security, Institutions, and Governance
AJIL Unbound, 2021 Joseph R. Biden was elected President of the United States during a period of compound crises for global health and security: the worst pandemic in a century, as well as steep reverses in progress toward reducing poverty, hunger, and disease.
Lawrence O. Gostin +2 more
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Cities, Transnational Law, and COVID-19 [PDF]
Polish Political Science Yearbook, 2022 This paper aims to point to the transition from international law to transnational law that, on the one hand, is caused, and on the other, is strengthened by the growing role of cities in the fight against COVID-19.
Agnieszka Szpak, Joanna Modrzyńska
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La Agenda 2030, el Derecho Global y el Derecho Internacional
Revista Iberoamericana de Estudios de Desarrollo, 2022 There are not few authors who speak of a crisis in International Law. Some even propose alternative regulatory frameworks. One of those that has had the greatest projection is the one proposed by Kinsgbury, Krisch and Stewart regarding Global ...
Ana Manero-Salvador
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Global law will be Responsive Law, at least with regard to Cyberspace
Tilburg Law Review, 2012 Multilevel global law is defying formal hierarchy in favour of a qualitative and responsive approach. As the cases of Solange and Kadi indicate, Courts may start giving priority to the legal order that better protects the values at stake.
Paul de Hert, Eugenio Mantovani
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Groningen Journal of International Law, 2020 In practice, international law appears to have worked against those principles that accord the people of a State the right to economic self-determination, such as the principle of free choice in economic development.
Brian-Vincent Ikejiaku
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A Vision of Global Legal Scholarship
Tilburg Law Review, 2012 Global legal scholarship should aim to be both post-national and inter-disciplinary. By post-national, we imply that it should rise above national legal systems and cover a more abstract corpus of knowledge about law, of which national legal systems ...
Pierre Larouche
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What I Talk about when I Talk about Global Law
Tilburg Law Review, 2012 In this contribution I attempt to sketch what I mean when I talk about ‘global law’, finishing up with a brief consideration of what I think our responsibilities are, as legal scholars, when we engage in such talk.
Morag Goodwin
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Legal Order and the ‘Globality’ of Global Law
Tilburg Law Review, 2012 The aim of this paper is to develop a concept of legal order that is capable of accommodating several distinctive features of global law, as well as features which are traditionally associated to state law.
Hans Lindahl
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