Globalization, law, and the transformation of sovereignty: The emergence of global regulatory governance

Kanishka Jayasuriya

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Evolving Legal Systems and Governance International Law and Human Rights Globalization and political ideologies

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Globalization is reshaping the fixed and firm boundary between domestic and international spheres and changing our conceptions of the proper domain of domestic and international politics and law…

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