Contents:
Cover; Half Title;
Title Page;
Copyright Page;
Table of Contents;
List of Contributors;
Foreword;
1. Globalization and Public Governance :A Contradiction?;
Part I: Towards a General Theory of Globalization;
2. Frontiers: National and Transnational Order;
3. De-Nationalized State Agendas and Privatized Norm-Making;
Part II: The Transformation of the Relationship between Public and Private in a Globalizing Society;
4. Global Private Regimes: Neo-Spontaneous Law and Dual Constitution of Autonomous Sectors;
5. Globalization and the Conversion of Democracy to Polycentric Networks: Can Democracy Survive the End of the Nation State?Part III: The Change of Law and the State under the Pressure of Globalization;
6. Global Government Networks, Global Information Agencies, and Disaggregated Democracy;
7. Sovereignty and Solidarity: EU and US; 8. Legal Orders Between Autonomy and Intertwinement;
Part IV: The New Forms of War in a Global Society;
9. On Globalization: The Military Dimension;
Part V: The Economy and Global Public Governance.
10. The Competitive State and the Industrial Organization of Nations;
11. The Network Economy as a Challenge to Create New Public Law (beyond the State);
12. International Trade as a Vector in Domestic Regulatory Reform: Discrimination, Cost-Benefit Analysis, and Negotiations;
13. Public Governance and the Co-operative Law of Transnational Markets: The Case of Financial Regulation;
Index.