This Advanced Introduction provides a comprehensive overview of transnational law as an expanding area of legal theory and practice. Detailing the wealth of norm production by private actors both inside and beyond state boundaries, Peer Zumbansen highlights the continuities between long-standing processes of state transformation and privatization and the emergence of transnational governance regimes. Central to the book’s argument for a methodological understanding of transnational law is its engagement with the actors, norms and processes of law in a global context.
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While this Advanced Introduction offers a state-of-the-art account of existing scholarship and frontline developments in legal theory, the book illustrates the relevance of transnational law across a compelling range of timely and practice-relevant case study examples.
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