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Rule of Law Dynamics in an Era of International and Transnational GovernanceMichael Zurnaffiliation not provided to SSRN Andre NollkaemperUniversity of Amsterdam - Amsterdam Center for International Law Randall PeerenboomLa Trobe University - Faculty of Law and Management; Oxford University - Centre for Socio-Legal Studies September 26, 2011 Amsterdam Law School Research Paper No. 2011-28 Amsterdam Center for International Law No. 2011-10 Abstract: The international and transnational nature of modern governance presents major challenges for the rule of law promotion agenda, at a time when the less than stellar results of traditional state-oriented rule of law promotion have led to increased doubts about the wisdom and feasibility of the enterprise. This is the introduction of a volume that seeks to contribute to our understanding of these new dimensions of rule of law promotion. The volume addresses the dynamics of rule of law in an era of international and transnational governance. It uses the term “dynamics” to refer not only to the increasing international and transnational dimensions of rule of law promotion, but also to the interaction between the international and domestic levels of law. It conceptualizes these levels as a two-way relationship: international law influences rule of law development at the domestic and local levels; at the same time, precisely because of its potential effects, rule of law standards are being sought at the international level itself.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 31 Keywords: International law, rule of law, rule of law promotion, international organizations, diffusion JEL Classification: K33 working papers seriesDate posted: September 26, 2011 ; Last revised: September 29, 2011Suggested CitationContact Information
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