Much like efforts to include marriage between people of the same sex within traditional marriage systems, the transnational governance debate at times seems singularly focused on proving that such systems are either just like or compatible with the state system, something, for example, at the heart of recent efforts to incorporate rules for sovereign wealth funds,[26] or that they can be made so by either broadening the current understanding of important terms—like… [read post]

I am happy to announce the publication of an article, "The Emerging Normative Structures of Transnational Law: Non-State Enterprises in Polycentric Asymmetric Global Orders," that appears in the B.Y.U. [read post]