Global law without a state

Abstract

Part 1 A self-validating legal discourse: bukowina, legal pluralism in the world society. Part 2 Areas of law without a state: lex mercatoria, a self-applying system beyond national law? multinational enterprises, the constitution of a pluralistic legal order global bukowina examined - viewing the multinational enterprise as a transnational law-making community mega-insolvencies, informal rulemaking by accountants and lawyers globalizing labour law, transnational private regulation and countervailing actors in European law globalization of human rights - the role of non state actors. Part 3 Local futures: from denunciation to revalorization of the indigenous other the twilight of the polis, on losing paradigms, environing systems and observing world society.

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