The article considers the relationship between economic globalisation and the universalisation of legal human rights obligations.

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Editorial

Contents of Volume 17

Interview with Professor Neil Walker Global Law: Another Case of the Emperor’s Clothes?

The Lighthouse of Law

Public International Law: A Forerunner in the Field of Global(ization of) Law

Legal Order and the ‘Globality’ of Global Law

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

Global Law for Private Law

A Vision of Global Legal Scholarship

Jurisprudence for Global Law?

Global Environmental Law

International Criminal Law as Global Law: An Assessment of the Hybrid Tribunals

Normative Standards and Global Law-Making

In Pursuit of the Global within: A Structure for the Global Law Project

The Global Challenge to Public International Law: Some First Thoughts

Comparative Law in a Globalizing World: Three Challenges

What I Talk about when I Talk about Global Law

Global Law: The Spontaneous, Gradual Emergence of a New Legal Order

A Global Law Perspective of the WTO

Global Justice and Global Criminal Laws: The Importance of Nyaya in the Quest for Justice after International Crimes

Globalisation and Regulation: (Where) do they Meet?

A Regulatory Approach to Global Constitutional Analysis

Some Preliminaries to Global Law and Human Rights

The Global Legal Environment and its Future Four Scenarios

Global law will be Responsive Law, at least with regard to Cyberspace

The Impact of the Financial Crisis on EU Economic Governance: A Struggle between Hard and Soft Law and Expansion of the EU Competences?

Research Articles

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