JOURNAL: European Law Journal Special Issue

The (2013) 19:6 European Law Journal is now available here.

It’s a special issue from an International Workshop for Young Scholars 2012 on The Future of Transnational Law: The EU, USA, China and the BRICS.

It includes:

Transnational Law and the EU: Reflections from WISH in China (pages 705–710) Francis Snyder and Lu Yi

The Confederal Comeback: Rediscovering the Confederal Form for a Transnational World (pages 711–738) Armin Cuyvers

Transnational Judicial Dialogue as an Organisational Field (pages 739–758) Olga Frishman

ACTA and the Enforcement of Copyright in Cyberspace: the Impact on Privacy (pages 759–778) Iryna Ievdokymova

The European Union as a Global Producer of Transnational Law of Risk Regulation: A Case Study on Chemical Regulation (pages 779–798) Marco de Morpurgo

Codes of Conduct as Private Legal Transplant: The Case of European Extractive MNEs (pages 799–821) Tomaso Ferrando

Lex Sportiva: A Playground for Transnational Law (pages 822–842) Antoine Duval

The Role of Experts in Experts in the Elaboration of the Cape Town Convention: Between Authority and Legitimacy (pages 843–863) Caroline Devaux

Going from One Extreme to the Other: Food Security and Export Restrictions in the EU–CARIFORUM Economic Partnership Agreement (pages 864–883) Giovanni Gruni