Sabino Cassese (formerly, Justice, Constitutional Court of Italy) has published
Research Handbook on Global Administrative Law (Edward Elgar Publishing 2016). Contents include:
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Sabino Cassese with Elisa D’Alterio,
Introduction: The Development of Global Administrative Law
- Lorenzo Casini,
The Expansion of the Material Scope of Global Law
- Stefano Battini,
The Proliferation of Global Regulatory Regimes
- Santiago Villalpando,
Managing International Civil Servants
- Elisabetta Morlino,
International Public Procurement
- Christoph Möllers, Constitutional Foundations of Global Administration
- Mario Savino,
Linkages Between Global Regimes and Interactions with Civil Society
- Paul Craig,
Global Networks and Shared Administration
- Richard B Stewart,
Global Standards for National Societies
- Jan Wouters,
Government by Negotiation
- Fabrizio Cafaggi,
Transnational Private Regulation: Regulating Private Regulators
- Barbara Marchetti,
The Enforcement of Global Decisions
- Marco Macchia,
The Rule of Law and Transparency in the Global Space
- Mikael Rask Madsen,
Judicial Globalization: The Proliferation of International Courts
- Elisa D’Alterio,
Judicial Regulation in the Global Space
- Francesca Bignami,
Theories of Civil Society and Global Administrative Law: The Case of the World Bank and International Development
- Marta Infantino,
Global Indicators
- Giulio Vesperini,
Europe and Global Law
- René Fernando Urueña Hernandez,
Global Administrative Law and the Global South
- Philipp Dann,
The Global Administrative Law of Development Cooperation
- Edoardo Chiti,
Bringing Global Law Home
- Emma Dunlop,
Globalization and Sovereignty: Global Threats and International Security
- Eyal Benvenisti,
The Future of Sovereignty: The Nation State in the Global Governance Space
- Sabino Cassese,
Governing the World
- Robert Howse, The Globalization Debate – A Mid-decade Perspective
- Antoine Vauchez,
The Disputed Field of Global Lawyering
- Lorenzo Casini,
The Global Administrative Law Scholarship
