Titlebook: Globalization and International Law; David J. Bederman Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2008 globalization.

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Disciplinesthat conduct can either be thick or thin. Likewise, regulation can be delegated to national or sub-State actors, to private or nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), or to international institutions. In short, international law has developed many ways to fashion effective regimes to regulate transnational affairs.

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Diversitytitutions and systems of sovereignty are alive and well, but there are major rivals to the State-wielded levers of power in international governance, and these non-State actors (particularly transnational corporations [TNCs] and nongovernmental organizations [NGOs]) will be considered in this chapter.

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Permeabilitynternational legal significance of these globalizing phenomena—and there have been many notable impacts on international law doctrines, processes, and institutions—it is worth summarizing the main permeable features of today’s global culture.

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Exceptionalismlume, is quite different. Nowhere is this difference between rhetoric and reality more apparent than in the initial premise of globalization: that its benefits and detriments are equally shared and borne by the world’s population.

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Protokolle, Verweise und Bilder, will not necessarily be chronological in presentation, but, rather, will focus on a few essential themes that arise in world order studies. The first of these is how we conceive of, and how we construct, a global legal order, and the essential actors in that process.

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