Edited by Wayne Sandholtz, John A. McCone Chair in International Relations, University of Southern California and Christopher A. Whytock, Professor of Law and Political Science, University of California, Irvine, US

'Sandholtz and Whytock have put together an outstanding collection of essays on the intersection of international law and politics. Focusing on stages and systems of governance, the editors illuminate sites in the international order where legal norms have a direct impact on politics. The volume also looks to the ways in which law and politics change and evolve at the global level as a result of continuing contestation. A must-read for students of global law and politics.'

• Contents:1. The Politics of International LawWayne Sandholtz and Christopher A. WhytockPART I LAW, POLITICS AND INSTITUTIONS2. Compliance: Actors, Context and Causal ProcessesCourtney Hillebrecht3. The Effectiveness of International Law and Stages of GovernanceRachel Brewster4. International Law in Domestic CourtsDavid L. Sloss and Michael P. Van Alstine5. Treaty Law and National Legislative PoliticsKevin L. Cope6. Modes of Domestic Incorporation of International LawPierre-Hugues Verdier and Mila Versteeg 7. Regime Complexes as Governance SystemsBenjamin Faude and Thomas Gehring PART II SITES OF GOVERNANCE8. The Power of the Implementers: Global Financial and Environmental StandardsWalter Mattli and Jack Seddon9. The European Court of Human Rights and the Politics of International LawMikael Rask Madsen10. The Law and Politics of WTO Dispute SettlementGregory Shaffer, Manfred Elsig and Sergio Puig11. The Politics of International Intellectual Property LawSusan K. Sell12. Non-State Actors and Human Rights: Legalization and Transnational RegulationSuzanne Katzenstein13. The "War" on Terror and International LawJordan J. Paust14. An Emerging International Legal Architecture for Cyber ConflictWilliam C. Banks15. Who Runs the Internet?Anupam Chander16. Politics and Law in International Environmental GovernanceM.J. PetersonIndex

Edited by Wayne Sandholtz, John A. McCone Chair in International Relations, University of Southern California and Christopher A. Whytock, Professor of Law and Political Science, University of California, Irvine, US

'Sandholtz and Whytock have put together an outstanding collection of essays on the intersection of international law and politics. Focusing on stages and systems of governance, the editors illuminate sites in the international order where legal norms have a direct impact on politics. The volume also looks to the ways in which law and politics change and evolve at the global level as a result of continuing contestation. A must-read for students of global law and politics.'

• Contents:1. The Politics of International LawWayne Sandholtz and Christopher A. WhytockPART I LAW, POLITICS AND INSTITUTIONS2. Compliance: Actors, Context and Causal ProcessesCourtney Hillebrecht3. The Effectiveness of International Law and Stages of GovernanceRachel Brewster4. International Law in Domestic CourtsDavid L. Sloss and Michael P. Van Alstine5. Treaty Law and National Legislative PoliticsKevin L. Cope6. Modes of Domestic Incorporation of International LawPierre-Hugues Verdier and Mila Versteeg 7. Regime Complexes as Governance SystemsBenjamin Faude and Thomas Gehring PART II SITES OF GOVERNANCE8. The Power of the Implementers: Global Financial and Environmental StandardsWalter Mattli and Jack Seddon9. The European Court of Human Rights and the Politics of International LawMikael Rask Madsen10. The Law and Politics of WTO Dispute SettlementGregory Shaffer, Manfred Elsig and Sergio Puig11. The Politics of International Intellectual Property LawSusan K. Sell12. Non-State Actors and Human Rights: Legalization and Transnational RegulationSuzanne Katzenstein13. The "War" on Terror and International LawJordan J. Paust14. An Emerging International Legal Architecture for Cyber ConflictWilliam C. Banks15. Who Runs the Internet?Anupam Chander16. Politics and Law in International Environmental GovernanceM.J. PetersonIndex

Edited by Wayne Sandholtz, John A. McCone Chair in International Relations, University of Southern California and Christopher A. Whytock, Professor of Law and Political Science, University of California, Irvine, US

'Sandholtz and Whytock have put together an outstanding collection of essays on the intersection of international law and politics. Focusing on stages and systems of governance, the editors illuminate sites in the international order where legal norms have a direct impact on politics. The volume also looks to the ways in which law and politics change and evolve at the global level as a result of continuing contestation. A must-read for students of global law and politics.'

• Contents:1. The Politics of International LawWayne Sandholtz and Christopher A. WhytockPART I LAW, POLITICS AND INSTITUTIONS2. Compliance: Actors, Context and Causal ProcessesCourtney Hillebrecht3. The Effectiveness of International Law and Stages of GovernanceRachel Brewster4. International Law in Domestic CourtsDavid L. Sloss and Michael P. Van Alstine5. Treaty Law and National Legislative PoliticsKevin L. Cope6. Modes of Domestic Incorporation of International LawPierre-Hugues Verdier and Mila Versteeg 7. Regime Complexes as Governance SystemsBenjamin Faude and Thomas Gehring PART II SITES OF GOVERNANCE8. The Power of the Implementers: Global Financial and Environmental StandardsWalter Mattli and Jack Seddon9. The European Court of Human Rights and the Politics of International LawMikael Rask Madsen10. The Law and Politics of WTO Dispute SettlementGregory Shaffer, Manfred Elsig and Sergio Puig11. The Politics of International Intellectual Property LawSusan K. Sell12. Non-State Actors and Human Rights: Legalization and Transnational RegulationSuzanne Katzenstein13. The "War" on Terror and International LawJordan J. Paust14. An Emerging International Legal Architecture for Cyber ConflictWilliam C. Banks15. Who Runs the Internet?Anupam Chander16. Politics and Law in International Environmental GovernanceM.J. PetersonIndex