Volume 16, Issue 1

Operationalizing Global Governance, a Symposium at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law, March 19 – 21, 2008.

Emerging Global Environmental Governance

N. Brian Winchester

“The Momentous Gravity of the State of Things Now Obtaining”: Annoying Westphalian Objections to the Idea of Global Governance

Timothy William Waters

A Framework for Understanding Accountability of International NGOs and Global Good Governance

Michael Szporluk

An Essay on the Emergence of Constitutional Courts: The Cases of Mexico and Colombia

Miguel Schor

“We’re Very Apolitical”: Examining the Role of the International Legal Assistance Expert

Blake Puckett

Civil Society and Disability Rights in Post-Soviet Ukraine: NGOs and Prospects for Change

Sarah D. Phillips

Representativity, Civil Society, and the EU Social Dialogue: Lessons from the International Labor Organization

Faina Milman-Sivan

Privacy by Deletion: The Need for a Global Data Deletion Principle

Benjamin J. Keele

Introduction—Operationalizing Global Governance

Hannah L. Buxbaum

Pain, Gain, or Shame: The Evolution of Environmental Law and the Role of Multinational Corporations

Michael Ewing-Chow, Darryl Soh

Integration of Corporate Social Responsibility Through International Voluntary Initiatives

Tim Baines

Theocratic Constitutionalism: An Introduction to a New Global Legal Ordering

Larry Catá Backer

Deliberative Democracy in Severely Fractured Societies

Adeno Addis