The world bank's lawyers : The life of international law as institutional practice / Dimitri van den Meerssche

By:

Meerssche, Dimitri van den

Material type:

TextLanguage: English Series: History and theory of international lawPublication details: New York: New York 2022Description: xvi, 320 p. ; 23 cmISBN:

9780192846495

Subject(s):

International law -- History

LOC classification:

KZ1242 .M44 2022

Contents:

1. Introduction: The Life of International Law - On People, Practices, and Performances Part I: Ibrahim Shihata - The Performative Power of Liberal Legalism 2. The 'Force of Law' Under Construction - Sensibility, Authority, Performativity 3. The 'Force of Law' Performed - The Institutional Politics of Legal Practice Part II: Roberto Dañino - Cosmopolitanism and the Culture of the 'How to' Lawyer 4. Law's Metamorphosis - Rupture, Reconstruction, and Recollection 5. 'Of course we are bound by those' - Dañino's Human Rights Agenda Part III: Anne-Marie Leroy - The General Counsel as 'High-Level Administrator' 6. Law as Management - An Agenda of Cultural Change 7. 'A new normative architecture' - Risk, Resilience and Deformalization 8. Conclusion: Assembling the Actants of International Law

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	Books	Library Neapolis University Pafos		NUP Main Collection		KZ1242 .M44 2022 (Browse shelf(Opens below))				1	Available			3012017

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes

1. Introduction: The Life of International Law - On People, Practices, and Performances
Part I: Ibrahim Shihata - The Performative Power of Liberal Legalism
2. The 'Force of Law' Under Construction - Sensibility, Authority, Performativity
3. The 'Force of Law' Performed - The Institutional Politics of Legal Practice
Part II: Roberto Dañino - Cosmopolitanism and the Culture of the 'How to' Lawyer
4. Law's Metamorphosis - Rupture, Reconstruction, and Recollection
5. 'Of course we are bound by those' - Dañino's Human Rights Agenda
Part III: Anne-Marie Leroy - The General Counsel as 'High-Level Administrator'
6. Law as Management - An Agenda of Cultural Change
7. 'A new normative architecture' - Risk, Resilience and Deformalization
8. Conclusion: Assembling the Actants of International Law

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