Non-State Actor Dynamics in International Law

Math Noortmann, Professor in International Relations and Public International Law at the Oxford Brookes University, UK and Cedric Ryngaert, Assistant Professor of International Law, Leuven University and Utrecht University

' ... a fine set of essays on the question whether non-state actors in international law are changing from law-takers to law-makers. Key concepts in the debate such as legal capacity and legal personality are given careful attention from different perspectives. The NGOs and the multinational enterprises are examined'. Steve Charnovitz, The George Washington University, USA

• Preface and Acknowledgements; Chapter 1 Introduction, Math Noortmann, Cedric Ryngaert; Part 1 Part One; Chapter 2 Multinational Enterprises as Actors in International Law, Peter Muchlinski; Chapter 3 The Impact of Non-State Actors on the International Law Regime of Corporate Social Responsibility, Leyla Davarnejad; Part 2 Part Two; Chapter 4 Imposing International Duties on Non-State Actors and the Legitimacy of International Law, Cedric Ryngaert; Chapter 5 Non-State Actors and the International Rule of Law, Janne E. Nijman; Chapter 6 Observations on the Desirability of an Enhanced International Legal Status of the Non-State Actor, Noemi Gal-Or; Part 3 Part Three; Chapter 7 Understanding Non-State Actors in the Contemporary World Society, Math Noortmann; Chapter 8 International Law-Making by Non-State Actors, Jean d’Aspremont; Chapter 9 Non-State Actors, Math Noortmann, Cedric Ryngaert;