Rossana Deplano (Univ. of Leicester - Law) has published
Pluralising International Legal Scholarship: The Promise and Perils of Non-Doctrinal Research Methods (Edward Elgar Publishing 2019). Contents include:
- Rossana Deplano, Introduction
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Marija Đorđeska, General Principles of Law Recognized by Civilized Nations: Method, Inductive-Empirical Analysis and (More) ‘Scientific’ Results
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Sarina Landefeld, The Evolution of Norms and Concepts in International Law: A Social Constructivist Approach
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Josef Ostřanský, A Case for Ethnography of International Investment Law
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Alice Margaria, Going beyond judgements: Exploring the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights
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Elizabeth A. Faulkner, The development of child trafficking within international law: a socio-legal and archival analysis
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Giulia Gentile & Luigi Lonardo, Appeals in the field of EU sanctions before the European Court of Justice after Lisbon: A quantitative study
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Gabriel M. Lentner, The Perils of Quantitative Research in International Law
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Huaxia Lai, The Unfulfilled Promises of the Data-Driven Approach to International Economic Law
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Rossana Deplano, Conclusions
