The latest issue of
Transnational Legal Theory (Vol. 7, no. 1, 2016) is out. Contents include:
- Ko Hasegawa, A glance at the dynamics of ‘confluence’ in a legal system – notes on H Patrick Glenn's insights concerning Legal Traditions of the World
- Ingo Venzke,
International law as an argumentative practice: on Wohlrapp’s The Concept of Argument
- Symposium: Cosmopolitan Law and the Courts
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Claudio Corradetti,
Introduction
- Claudio Corradetti,
Judicial cosmopolitan authority
- H. Patrick Glenn,
Differential cosmopolitanism
- Mario Savino,
The right to stay as a fundamental freedom? The demise of automatic expulsion in Europe
- Andreas Follesdal,
Building democracy at the Bar: the European Court of Human Rights as an agent of transitional cosmopolitanism
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Gentian Zyberi,
United Nations – related criminal courts and tribunals: fleeting mirages of transitional justice or a piecemeal approach to cosmopolitan justice?
- Review Essay
- Kaarlo Tuori, Crossing the limits but stuck behind the fault lines?
