Includes papers "presented ... the Hong Kong annual conference of the International Society of Public Law, and also at a conference on 'Multiple Legalities: Conflict and Entanglement in the Global Legal Order' which I convened with Hannah Birkenkotter from Humboldt University as part of the OSAIC group"--ECIP preface. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Nico Krisch, Framing entangled legalities beyond the state -- Tobias Berger, Denial, deferral, translation : dynamics of entangling and disentangling state and non-state law in postcolonial spaces -- Kirsten Anker, To be is to be entangled : indigenous treaty-making, relational legalities and the ecological grounds of law -- Larry Cata Backer, And an algorithm to entangle them all? : social credit, data-driven governance, and legal entanglement in post-law legal orders -- Tomer Broude, Belt, road and (legal) suspenders : entangled legalities on the 'new silk road' -- Machiko Kanetake, Giving due consideration : a normative pathway between UN Human Rights Treaty monitoring bodies and domestic courts -- Francesco Corradini, The social life of entanglements between international investment and human rights norms in and beyond ISDS -- Lucy Lu Reimers, International Trade Law : legal entanglement on the WTO's own terms -- Gregoire Mallard & Aurel Niederberger, Targeting bad apples or the whole barrel? : the legal entanglements between targeted and comprehensive logics in counter-proliferation sanctions -- Antoine Duval, Seamstress of transnational law : how the court of arbitration or sport weaves the Lex Sportiva -- Francesco Corradini, The struggle for international financial standards : an historical analysis of entangling legalities in finance -- Tomas Morochovic & Lucy Lu Reimers, Hidden in the shades : patterns of entanglement within the web of corporate social responsibility law -- Caroline Humfress, Entangled legalities beyond the (Byzantine) state : towards a user theory of jurisdiction -- Keith Culver & Michael Giudice, Entanglement of state and indigenous legal orders in Canada -- Julia Eckert, Entangled hopes : towards relational coherence -- Ralf Michaels, A reconstruction of transnational legal pluralism and law's foundations.
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