Research Paper Number
27/2010
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2010
Keywords
Global Administrative Law; State in Transnational Law; Transnational Networks of Courts
Abstract
The analysis of processes of the globalisation of law needs new paradigms beyond the reference to traditional state-based law – including international law. Global administrative law, in particular, should not be conceived as a phenomenon that is no longer state-based law and not yet the law of a coming world state. It is a new heterarchical order in its own right. The theoretical and practical challenges of its network structure can only be met by approaches that are focused on a new relational rationality of meta-rules for the management of conflicts of heterogeneous norms. This goes for administrative law as well as for the transnational cooperation of courts.
Recommended Citation
Ladeur, Karl-Heinz, "The State in International Law" (2010). Comparative Research in Law & Political Economy. Research Paper No. 27/2010.
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