The Structural Characteristics of Global Law for the 21st Century: Fracture, Fluidity, Permeability, and Polycentricity

The Structural Characteristics of Global Law for the 21st Century: Fracture, Fluidity, Permeability, and Polycentricity

Global law can be understood as the systematization of anarchy, as the management of a loosely intertwined universe of autonomous governance frameworks operating dynamically across borders and grounded in functional differentiation among governance communities. More conventionally, global law can be...

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Main Author: Larry Catá Backer
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Ubiquity Press 2012-01-01
Series:Tilburg Law Review
Subjects:
global law
fracture
permeability
polycentricity
fluidity
sovereignty
international law
governance
anarchy
public law
law beyond the state
Online Access:https://tilburglawreview.com/articles/18

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