Theorizing Transnational Legal Ordering

Gender Stereotyping : Transnational Legal Perspectives

The book Gender Stereotyping: Transnational Legal Perspectives orients gender stereotyping as the underlying cause of much of the discrimination that occurs against women throughout the world. The book discusses the duty and ability of state and non-state actors to dismantle negative gender stereotypes and diminish their effect. The authors, Rebecca J. Cook and Simone Cusack, writing from a tra...

International Issues: Transnational Legal Tensions and Internet Governance

International Issues: Transnational Legal Tensions and Internet Governance

Setting the Advocacy Agenda: Theorizing Issue Emergence and Nonemergence in Transnational Advocacy Networks

A proliferating literature in IR theory documents the impact of transnational advocacy networks on global public policy making. We know little, however, about the process by which advocacy networks select issues around which to mobilize in the first place. This paper aims to develop a framework for analyzing variation in issue emergence by comparing two prominent issues in the transnational net...

What law for transnational legal education? A cooperative view of an introductory course to transnational law and governance

What law for transnational legal education? A cooperative view of an introductory course to transnational law and governance César Arjona, Joshua Anderson, François Meier & Sierra Robart To cite this article: César Arjona, Joshua Anderson, François Meier & Sierra Robart (2015) What law for transnational legal education? A cooperative view of an introductory course to transnational law and gover...