Article
Strengthening International Law's Capacity to Govern through Multilayered Strategic Partnerships
South African Yearbook of International Law
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-2007
ISSN
0379-8895
Abstract
This article examines the multiple layers at which international law now functions--the international, national, and sub-national. It identifies both public and private institutions and practices that have emerged to carry out international law's normative objectives. It ends with a call to expand the formal structure of international law to include the realities of a disaggregated state, a non-hierarchical system of governance, and a transnational political space.
Publisher
VerLoren Van Themaat Centre for Public Law Studies
Disciplines
Citation Information
Charlotte Ku. "Strengthening International Law's Capacity to Govern through Multilayered Strategic Partnerships" South African Yearbook of International Law Vol. 32 (2007) p. 107 - 123 Available at: http://works.bepress.com/charlotte-ku/11/