Keith Culver is Professor and Associate Dean of the Faculty of Management, University of British Columbia, Canada. His research focuses on the intersection of sustainability, jurisprudence and knowledge mobilization for innovation. Michael Giudice is Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy at York University, Toronto. His research focuses on the philosophy of law and associated areas in political and moral philosophy.

• Introduction; Part I. Preparing Analytical Theory for New Challenges: 1. Pulling off the mask of law: a renewed research agenda for analytical legal theory; 2. Making old questions new: legality, legal system, and state; 3. Legal systems and presumptions of unity and validity; 4. The elements of legal order; Part II. Law, Environment, Security, and Technology: 5. Globalization, the predictions of legality, and law's relation to environment; 6. Legality, security, and Leviathan's ghost; 7. Information communication technologies and legal theory; 8. Beyond the unsteady state.

Keith Culver is Professor and Associate Dean of the Faculty of Management, University of British Columbia, Canada. His research focuses on the intersection of sustainability, jurisprudence and knowledge mobilization for innovation. Michael Giudice is Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy at York University, Toronto. His research focuses on the philosophy of law and associated areas in political and moral philosophy.

• Introduction; Part I. Preparing Analytical Theory for New Challenges: 1. Pulling off the mask of law: a renewed research agenda for analytical legal theory; 2. Making old questions new: legality, legal system, and state; 3. Legal systems and presumptions of unity and validity; 4. The elements of legal order; Part II. Law, Environment, Security, and Technology: 5. Globalization, the predictions of legality, and law's relation to environment; 6. Legality, security, and Leviathan's ghost; 7. Information communication technologies and legal theory; 8. Beyond the unsteady state.