Paul Schiff Berman, The George Washington University, USA

• Contents: Series preface; Introduction. The Multiplicity of Normative Communities: The folktales of justice: tales of jurisdiction, Robert M. Cover; Legal pluralism, Sally Engle Merry. Problems of Geographical Borders: Governing cyberspace, David G. Post; The internet and the abiding significance of territorial sovereignty, Jack L. Goldsmith; Against 'Against Cybernarchy', David G. Post; The structural rules of transnational law, William S. Dodge; Multiple nationality and the postnational transformation of citizenship, Linda Bosniak; The information revolution and the paradox of American power, Joseph S. Nye. The Relationship Between the National and the International: Turtles and torturers, the transformation of international law, Philippe Sands; The new dispute settlers: (half)truths and consequences, José E. Alvarez; Redefining universal jurisdiction, Leila Nadya Sadat; The limits of idealism, Jack Goldsmith and Stephen D. Krasner; From unimaginable to possible: Spain, Pinochet, and the judicialization of power, David Sugarman; How is international human rights law enforced?, Harold Hongju Koh; Constructing a global law: violence against women and the human rights system, Sally Engle Merry; Towards an institutional theory of sovereignty, Ryan Goodman and Derek Jinks; The promise of hybrid courts, Laura A. Dickinson; The development and incorporation of international norms in the formation of copyright law, Graeme B. Dinwoodie. The Role of Transnational Governmental and Non-Governmental Actors: The accountability of government networks, Anne-Marie Slaughter; The power of EU collective action: the impact of EU data privacy regulation on US business practice, Gregory Shaffer; The Ottawa Convention banning landmines, the role of international non-governmental organizations and the idea of international civil society, Kenneth Anderson; Accounting for NGOs, Peter J. Spiro; A bottom-up approach to international lawmaking: the tale of 3 trade finance instruments, Janet Koven Levit; Name index.

'...a good book presenting a collection of a number of important articles on various fields of international law.' Contemporary Journal of International Criminal Law, 2007

Paul Schiff Berman, The George Washington University, USA

• Contents: Series preface; Introduction. The Multiplicity of Normative Communities: The folktales of justice: tales of jurisdiction, Robert M. Cover; Legal pluralism, Sally Engle Merry. Problems of Geographical Borders: Governing cyberspace, David G. Post; The internet and the abiding significance of territorial sovereignty, Jack L. Goldsmith; Against 'Against Cybernarchy', David G. Post; The structural rules of transnational law, William S. Dodge; Multiple nationality and the postnational transformation of citizenship, Linda Bosniak; The information revolution and the paradox of American power, Joseph S. Nye. The Relationship Between the National and the International: Turtles and torturers, the transformation of international law, Philippe Sands; The new dispute settlers: (half)truths and consequences, José E. Alvarez; Redefining universal jurisdiction, Leila Nadya Sadat; The limits of idealism, Jack Goldsmith and Stephen D. Krasner; From unimaginable to possible: Spain, Pinochet, and the judicialization of power, David Sugarman; How is international human rights law enforced?, Harold Hongju Koh; Constructing a global law: violence against women and the human rights system, Sally Engle Merry; Towards an institutional theory of sovereignty, Ryan Goodman and Derek Jinks; The promise of hybrid courts, Laura A. Dickinson; The development and incorporation of international norms in the formation of copyright law, Graeme B. Dinwoodie. The Role of Transnational Governmental and Non-Governmental Actors: The accountability of government networks, Anne-Marie Slaughter; The power of EU collective action: the impact of EU data privacy regulation on US business practice, Gregory Shaffer; The Ottawa Convention banning landmines, the role of international non-governmental organizations and the idea of international civil society, Kenneth Anderson; Accounting for NGOs, Peter J. Spiro; A bottom-up approach to international lawmaking: the tale of 3 trade finance instruments, Janet Koven Levit; Name index.

'...a good book presenting a collection of a number of important articles on various fields of international law.' Contemporary Journal of International Criminal Law, 2007

Paul Schiff Berman, The George Washington University, USA

• Contents: Series preface; Introduction. The Multiplicity of Normative Communities: The folktales of justice: tales of jurisdiction, Robert M. Cover; Legal pluralism, Sally Engle Merry. Problems of Geographical Borders: Governing cyberspace, David G. Post; The internet and the abiding significance of territorial sovereignty, Jack L. Goldsmith; Against 'Against Cybernarchy', David G. Post; The structural rules of transnational law, William S. Dodge; Multiple nationality and the postnational transformation of citizenship, Linda Bosniak; The information revolution and the paradox of American power, Joseph S. Nye. The Relationship Between the National and the International: Turtles and torturers, the transformation of international law, Philippe Sands; The new dispute settlers: (half)truths and consequences, José E. Alvarez; Redefining universal jurisdiction, Leila Nadya Sadat; The limits of idealism, Jack Goldsmith and Stephen D. Krasner; From unimaginable to possible: Spain, Pinochet, and the judicialization of power, David Sugarman; How is international human rights law enforced?, Harold Hongju Koh; Constructing a global law: violence against women and the human rights system, Sally Engle Merry; Towards an institutional theory of sovereignty, Ryan Goodman and Derek Jinks; The promise of hybrid courts, Laura A. Dickinson; The development and incorporation of international norms in the formation of copyright law, Graeme B. Dinwoodie. The Role of Transnational Governmental and Non-Governmental Actors: The accountability of government networks, Anne-Marie Slaughter; The power of EU collective action: the impact of EU data privacy regulation on US business practice, Gregory Shaffer; The Ottawa Convention banning landmines, the role of international non-governmental organizations and the idea of international civil society, Kenneth Anderson; Accounting for NGOs, Peter J. Spiro; A bottom-up approach to international lawmaking: the tale of 3 trade finance instruments, Janet Koven Levit; Name index.

'...a good book presenting a collection of a number of important articles on various fields of international law.' Contemporary Journal of International Criminal Law, 2007