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International Governance And Law |
Edited by Hanneke van Schooten, Associate Professor of Constitutional Law and Jonathan Verschuuren, Professor of International and European Environmental Law, Co-director, Centre for Legislative Studies and Vice Dean Research, Faculty of Law, Tilburg University, The Netherlands
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Around the world, the role of national regulation is debated. This book
takes as its starting point the fact that legislatures and regulators are
criticized for overregulation and for producing poor-quality regulation
which ignores input from citizens and stifles private initiative. This has
enhanced the role of non-state law, such as self-regulation and soft law. In
this book, international scholars in various fields of law, as well as
socio-legal studies, address the question to what extent non-state law
currently influences state regulation, and what the consequences of
non-state law for state regulation should be.
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Contents: Preface Part I: Non-State Law in Theory Part II: Non-State Law in Practice Index
Contributors: F. Dominello, B. Dorbeck-Jung, N. Gunningham, M. Hertogh, J. Job, M. Krygier, O.W. Lembcke, H. Peters, S. Taekema, O. Tellegen-Couperus, B. van Klink, M. van Amerom, H. van Schooten, J. Verschuuren
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