Rule of Law under Pressure
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Rule of Law under Pressure
A Transnational Challenge
Shaffer, Gregory; Sandholtz, Wayne
Cambridge University Press
01/2025
550
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9781009460248
15 a 20 dias
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Part I. Introduction: Concepts and Empirics: 1. The rule of law under pressure: the enmeshment of national and international trends Gregory Shaffer and Wayne Sandholtz; 2. Why sovereigns are entitled to (horizontal) benefits of the international rule of law Brian Z. Tamanaha; 3. Rule-of-law backsliding: where, how, and why Ana Mari?A Montoya and Alejandro Ponce; Part II. International Organizations and Transnational Legal Ordering of the Rule of Law: 4. International organizations as constitution-shapers: promoting or undermining a transnational rule of law Anne Peters; 5. International measures to support the rule of law Tom Ginsburg and Christoph Schoppe; 6. Transnational legal order through rule of law appraising the United Nations security council, 1990-2022 Jeremy Farrall and Terence C. Halliday; Part III. National Case Studies in Transnational Context: 7. The rule of law writ large: the European union and its rogue member states Kim Lane Scheppele; 8. Russia, the council of Europe, and the rule of law: building and dismantling 'our common European home' Jeffrey Kahn; 9. Authoritarian rule by law: Erdogan and the European court of human rights Dilek Kurban; 10. The rule-of-law crisis as a testing ground for Latin American constitutionalism: a view from Mexico under Lopez Obrador Francisca Pou Gime?Nez; 11. The challenge to the rule of law and democracy in contemporary west and central Africa Olabisi D. Akinkugbe; 12. The criminalization of dissent: challenges to the rule of law in Thailand Tyrell Haberkorn; 13. The evolving rule of law with Chinese characteristics and its impacts on the international legal order J I Li; Part IV. Conclusion: 14. Pressures old and new Martin Krygier; Index.
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Part I. Introduction: Concepts and Empirics: 1. The rule of law under pressure: the enmeshment of national and international trends Gregory Shaffer and Wayne Sandholtz; 2. Why sovereigns are entitled to (horizontal) benefits of the international rule of law Brian Z. Tamanaha; 3. Rule-of-law backsliding: where, how, and why Ana Mari?A Montoya and Alejandro Ponce; Part II. International Organizations and Transnational Legal Ordering of the Rule of Law: 4. International organizations as constitution-shapers: promoting or undermining a transnational rule of law Anne Peters; 5. International measures to support the rule of law Tom Ginsburg and Christoph Schoppe; 6. Transnational legal order through rule of law appraising the United Nations security council, 1990-2022 Jeremy Farrall and Terence C. Halliday; Part III. National Case Studies in Transnational Context: 7. The rule of law writ large: the European union and its rogue member states Kim Lane Scheppele; 8. Russia, the council of Europe, and the rule of law: building and dismantling 'our common European home' Jeffrey Kahn; 9. Authoritarian rule by law: Erdogan and the European court of human rights Dilek Kurban; 10. The rule-of-law crisis as a testing ground for Latin American constitutionalism: a view from Mexico under Lopez Obrador Francisca Pou Gime?Nez; 11. The challenge to the rule of law and democracy in contemporary west and central Africa Olabisi D. Akinkugbe; 12. The criminalization of dissent: challenges to the rule of law in Thailand Tyrell Haberkorn; 13. The evolving rule of law with Chinese characteristics and its impacts on the international legal order J I Li; Part IV. Conclusion: 14. Pressures old and new Martin Krygier; Index.
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