Today, the notion of transnational, or sometimes transsystemic, law has progressed well beyond Jessup’s concept. It now includes the international law that Jessup generally dealt with – the (often) national law regulating actions or events that transcend national frontiers – but also now clearly extends to law that is transnational in origin, as opposed to application. The new transnational law...

This paper reviews the relationship between the rule of law, good governance, and sustainable development as those terms are used by the relevant development organizations; describes the efforts made by various organizations to promote the rule of law and good governance; and addresses the need to strengthen compliance and enforcement for sustainable development. A recent movement, which has re...

Abstract In the future, administrative agencies will rely increasingly on digital automation powered by machine learning algorithms. Can U.S. law accommodate such a future? Not only might highly automated state readily meet long-standing principles, but responsible use of algorithms perform even better than status quo in terms fulfilling law's core values expert decision-making and democratic a...