The Network of Networks: Karl-Heinz Ladeur's Theory of Law and Globalization

Lars Viellechner

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Evolving Legal Systems and Governance Legal and Social Philosophy Comparative and International Law Studies

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The process which is commonly called “globalization” in social sciences seems to shatter the very foundations of law and legal thinking. Yet while legal scholarship, for the most part, is still grappling with identifying the problem, Karl-Heinz Ladeur is already offering a solution. He may therefore count among the avant-garde in the debate on law and globalization.

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