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The Law's Ultimate Frontier Towards an Ecological Jurisprudence: A Global Horizon in Private International Law

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

28.11.2024

Verlag

Bloomsbury Academic

Seitenzahl

368

Maße (L/B/H)

23.4/15.6/1.9 cm

Gewicht

517 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-5099-6838-1

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

28.11.2024

Verlag

Bloomsbury Academic

Seitenzahl

368

Maße (L/B/H)

23.4/15.6/1.9 cm

Gewicht

517 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-5099-6838-1

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Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

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  • Produktbild: The Law's Ultimate Frontier

  • Preface v

    Introduction: Inklings 1
    I. Nature as Alterity in Legal Form 5
    II. Nature, Legality and Natural Law 8
    III. Law, Bios and Bare Life 13
    IV. Globalisation: A Very Short Story 14
    V. The 'Old Settlement' and the Legal Summa Divisio 15
    VI. Caveats: Law and Nomos; Lex and Ius 20
    VII. Private International Law and its Double Scenography 23
    VIII. Law's Residues and the Shadow Story 28
    IX. Bricolage, Interdisciplinarity and Method 29
    X. What is Ecological about this Alternative Jurisprudential Design? 31
    XI. Plan and Project 31

    Part I
    Epistemology and Genealogy: Struggling for the Soul of Method
    I. An Initial Glimpse: Private International Law and its Inner Conflicts 45
    II. An Example: Cross-Border Environmental Litigation 46
    III. Down to Earth: Punctum 50
    IV. Bird's-Eye View: Studium 56
    V. The Stakes in Method 61
    A. Monism vs Pluralism and Theories of Truth 61
    B. The Ecological Nature of Method 63
    C. Approaching Alterity in Legal Form 65
    Nature at the Stake 68
    1. The Story of Origin 69
    I. Genealogy and Methodology 71
    A. The Consensual Tale 72
    B. Frictions and Contradictions 77
    II. Myth and Legacy 84
    A. The Domestic Front: Irrelevance 85
    B. The International Front: Self-Isolation 90
    The Return of the Repressed 94
    2. The Shadow Account 96
    I. Dialectical Tensions 99
    A. Paradigm Dichotomies 101
    B. Nesting 104
    II. Competing Imaginaries 107
    A. State/Non-State 110
    B. Law and Fact 118
    C. Foreign/Domestic 124
    Eclosion 129

    Part II
    Aesthetics and Ontology: Constructing the Nomos of the In-Between
    3. Jurisdictional Jurisprudence 141
    I. Topos and Telos 145
    A. Territoriality as Natural Description 147
    B. Territoriality as Value Judgement 152
    II. Sovereignty 156
    A. The Law of Laws 158
    B. The Status of the Exception 166
    Transition(s) 171
    4. A Jurisprudence of the Border 172
    I. A 'Juridical Ecology of Ligatures' 178
    A. Law as Go-between 181
    B. Law's Oscillation 189
    II. Law's Morphological Plurality 193
    A. The Gaze of the Jaguar 199
    B. The Art of the Shaman 208
    Before the Law: After Extinction? 215

    Part III
    Economy and Ethics: Repairing the Split in the Oikos
    5. Private International Neoliberal Legality 227
    I. Toeing the Line 227
    A. Debt and the Capture of Human Collateral 230
    B. Foreign Investment and the 'Capture of the Space of the International' 236
    C. Capital Structure and the Capture of Accountability 240
    D. Development and the Capture of Time 247
    II. Disembedding the Rule of Law 251
    A. The Darwinian U-turn: A Brief but Giddy Detour 253
    B. Autonomy as a Licence to Disembed 258
    Reversal 267
    6. An Ethic of Responsiveness: The Demands of Interalterity 269
    I. The Appeal of the (Legal) Other 274
    A. The Categories of Tolerance 277
    B. The Social Construction of Acceptability (Ordre Public) 282
    C. Wrongs of Rights 285
    II. The Law of the Other 292
    A. Responsibility and the Experience of Incommensurability 296
    B. Hospitality and the De-centring of Self 301
    Coalescence 309
    7. Residue: Law's Last Judgment: The Threshold of Our Responsibility 311

    Bibliography 316
    Index 339