Lawyers and the Construction of Transnational Justice | YVES DEZALAY,

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ABSTRACT

First Published in 2012. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

part |1 pages

Part I: Lawyers and the Evolving Global Justice and Human Rights Industry

chapter |10 pages

Introduction: constructing transnational justice: Yves Dezalay and Bryant G Garth

chapter |35 pages

Lawyers, humanitarian emergencies and the politics of large numbers: Ron Levi and John Hagan

chapter |12 pages

The cause of universal jurisdiction: the rise and fall of an international mobilisation: Julien Seroussi

chapter |24 pages

Lawyering war or talking peace? On militant usages of the law in the resolution of internal armed confl icts: a case study of International Alert

chapter |24 pages

From peace-building in war-torn countries to justice in the global North: Sandrine Lefranc

chapter |29 pages

Legal cosmopolitanism divided: stating, codifying and invoking international law of state responsibility: Pierre-Yves Condé

part |1 pages

PART II Justice and Rules in the Transnational Governance of the Market

chapter |31 pages

Globalising intellectual property rights: the politics of law and public health: Diana Rodríguez-Franco

chapter |46 pages

The transnational meets the national: the construction of trade policy networks in Brazil: Gregory Shaffer, Michelle Ratton Sanchez Badin and Barbara Rosenberg

part |1 pages

PART III Lawyers and the Construction of European Justice

chapter |20 pages

The force of a weak fi eld: law and lawyers in the government of Europe

chapter |19 pages

The European Court of Justice in the emergent European fi eld of power: transnational judicial institutions and national career paths

chapter |19 pages

Human rights and the hegemony of ideology: European lawyers and the Cold War battle over international human rights: Mikael Rask Madsen

chapter |19 pages

Marketing and legitimating two sides of transnational justice: possible trajectories toward a unifi ed transnational fi eld