The latest issue of
Transnational Legal Theory (Vol. 12, no. 2, 2021) is out. Contents include:
- Symposium: Bringing the “human problem” back into transnational law – The example of corporate (ir)responsibility
- Laura Knöpfel & Felix Lüth, Bringing the human problem back into transnational law: the example of corporate (ir)responsibility
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Kevin Crow, International corporate constituency as a human problem
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Jan Hendrik Ritter, Engaging the creativity of law for organisational knowledge creation
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Michael Elliot, Problematising the ‘governance gap’: corporations, human rights, and the emergence of transnational law
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Ioannis Kampourakis, From global justice to supply chain ethics
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Jaakko Salminen & Mikko Rajavuori, Private International Law, Global Value Chains and the externalities of transnational production: towards alignment?
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Dorothea Endres, The human side of protecting foreign investment
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Eliana Cusato, Transnational law and the politics of conflict minerals regulation: construing the extractive industry as a ‘partner’ for peace
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Sarah Jakob, The corporate social credit system in China and its transnational impact
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Felix Lüth, Corporate non-prosecution agreements as transnational human problems: transnational law and the study of domestic criminal justice reforms in a globalised world
