The latest issue of
Transnational Legal Theory (Vol. 6, nos. 3-4, 2015) is out. Contents include:
- Ko Hasegawa, Normative translation in the heterogeneity of law
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Dominic N. Dagbanja, The conflict of legal norms and interests in international investment law: Towards the Constitutional-General International Law Imperatives Theory
- Symposium: Doing Law Beyond the State: Methodological Questions in International and Transnational Legal Theory
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Patrick Capps & Richard Collins, Doing law beyond the state: Methodological questions in international and transnational legal theory
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Julie Dickson, Who's afraid of transnational legal theory? Dangers and desiderata
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Michael Giudice, Conceptual analysis, legal pluralism, and EU law
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Richard Collins, The problematic concept of the international legal official
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Anne van Mulligen, Framing deformalisation in public international law
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Henrik Palmer Olsen, International courts and the doctrinal channels of legal diplomacy
