Edited by Sabino Cassese, Professor of Global Law, LUISS Guido Carli University, Rome, Justice Emeritus of the Italian Constitutional Court and Professor Emeritus, Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa, Italy

'This Handbook is an essential introduction to a key component of legal globalization analysis. Global Administrative Law theory is a crucial complement to all existing international law approaches, flowing from the realization that the world is nowadays increasingly governed by bodies - and networks of bodies - that have an administrative rather than political role. The panel of contributors includes most of the issue's best experts, and they provide us with an indispensable intellectual background to enter into an analysis of what it is made of and how to subject it to the rule of law.'

• Contents:Introduction: The Development of Global Administrative Law Sabino Cassese with Elisa D’Alterio PART I GLOBAL ADMINISTRATIONS 1. The Expansion of the Material Scope of Global Law Lorenzo Casini2. The Proliferation of Global Regulatory RegimesStefano Battini3. Managing International Civil ServantsSantiago Villalpando4. International Public ProcurementElisabetta Morlino5. Constitutional Foundations of Global AdministrationChristoph MöllersPART II GLOBAL NETWORKING1. Linkages Between Global Regimes and Interactions with Civil SocietyMario Savino2. Global Networks and Shared AdministrationPaul CraigPART III THE GLOBAL ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS1. Global Standards for National SocietiesRichard B Stewart2. Government by NegotiationJan Wouters 3. Transnational Private Regulation: Regulating Private RegulatorsFabrizio Cafaggi4. The Enforcement of Global DecisionsBarbara MarchettiPART IV RULE OF LAW AND DEMOCRACY IN THE GLOBAL SPACE1. The Rule of Law and Transparency in the Global SpaceMarco Macchia2. Judicial Globalization: The Proliferation of International CourtsMikael Rask Madsen3. Judicial Regulation in the Global SpaceElisa D’Alterio4. Theories of Civil Society and Global Administrative Law: The Case of the World Bank and International DevelopmentFrancesca Bignami5. Global IndicatorsMarta InfantinoPART V REGIONAL AND GLOBAL GOVERNANCE1. Europe and Global LawGiulio Vesperini 2. Global Administrative Law and the Global SouthRené Fernando Urueña Hernandez 3. The Global Administrative Law of Development CooperationPhilipp DannPART VI GLOBALIZATION AND SOVEREIGNTY1. Bringing Global Law HomeEdoardo Chiti2. Globalization and Sovereignty: Global Threats and International SecurityEmma Dunlop3. The Future of Sovereignty: The Nation State in the Global Governance SpaceEyal Benvenisti4. Governing the WorldSabino CassesePART VII THE GLOBAL LEGAL CULTURE1. The Globalization Debate – A Mid-decade PerspectiveRobert Howse2. The Disputed Field of Global LawyeringAntoine Vauchez3. The Global Administrative Law ScholarshipLorenzo Casini Index

Edited by Sabino Cassese, Professor of Global Law, LUISS Guido Carli University, Rome, Justice Emeritus of the Italian Constitutional Court and Professor Emeritus, Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa, Italy

'This Handbook is an essential introduction to a key component of legal globalization analysis. Global Administrative Law theory is a crucial complement to all existing international law approaches, flowing from the realization that the world is nowadays increasingly governed by bodies - and networks of bodies - that have an administrative rather than political role. The panel of contributors includes most of the issue's best experts, and they provide us with an indispensable intellectual background to enter into an analysis of what it is made of and how to subject it to the rule of law.'

• Contents:Introduction: The Development of Global Administrative Law Sabino Cassese with Elisa D’Alterio PART I GLOBAL ADMINISTRATIONS 1. The Expansion of the Material Scope of Global Law Lorenzo Casini2. The Proliferation of Global Regulatory RegimesStefano Battini3. Managing International Civil ServantsSantiago Villalpando4. International Public ProcurementElisabetta Morlino5. Constitutional Foundations of Global AdministrationChristoph MöllersPART II GLOBAL NETWORKING1. Linkages Between Global Regimes and Interactions with Civil SocietyMario Savino2. Global Networks and Shared AdministrationPaul CraigPART III THE GLOBAL ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS1. Global Standards for National SocietiesRichard B Stewart2. Government by NegotiationJan Wouters 3. Transnational Private Regulation: Regulating Private RegulatorsFabrizio Cafaggi4. The Enforcement of Global DecisionsBarbara MarchettiPART IV RULE OF LAW AND DEMOCRACY IN THE GLOBAL SPACE1. The Rule of Law and Transparency in the Global SpaceMarco Macchia2. Judicial Globalization: The Proliferation of International CourtsMikael Rask Madsen3. Judicial Regulation in the Global SpaceElisa D’Alterio4. Theories of Civil Society and Global Administrative Law: The Case of the World Bank and International DevelopmentFrancesca Bignami5. Global IndicatorsMarta InfantinoPART V REGIONAL AND GLOBAL GOVERNANCE1. Europe and Global LawGiulio Vesperini 2. Global Administrative Law and the Global SouthRené Fernando Urueña Hernandez 3. The Global Administrative Law of Development CooperationPhilipp DannPART VI GLOBALIZATION AND SOVEREIGNTY1. Bringing Global Law HomeEdoardo Chiti2. Globalization and Sovereignty: Global Threats and International SecurityEmma Dunlop3. The Future of Sovereignty: The Nation State in the Global Governance SpaceEyal Benvenisti4. Governing the WorldSabino CassesePART VII THE GLOBAL LEGAL CULTURE1. The Globalization Debate – A Mid-decade PerspectiveRobert Howse2. The Disputed Field of Global LawyeringAntoine Vauchez3. The Global Administrative Law ScholarshipLorenzo Casini Index

Edited by Sabino Cassese, Professor of Global Law, LUISS Guido Carli University, Rome, Justice Emeritus of the Italian Constitutional Court and Professor Emeritus, Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa, Italy

'This Handbook is an essential introduction to a key component of legal globalization analysis. Global Administrative Law theory is a crucial complement to all existing international law approaches, flowing from the realization that the world is nowadays increasingly governed by bodies - and networks of bodies - that have an administrative rather than political role. The panel of contributors includes most of the issue's best experts, and they provide us with an indispensable intellectual background to enter into an analysis of what it is made of and how to subject it to the rule of law.'

• Contents:Introduction: The Development of Global Administrative Law Sabino Cassese with Elisa D’Alterio PART I GLOBAL ADMINISTRATIONS 1. The Expansion of the Material Scope of Global Law Lorenzo Casini2. The Proliferation of Global Regulatory RegimesStefano Battini3. Managing International Civil ServantsSantiago Villalpando4. International Public ProcurementElisabetta Morlino5. Constitutional Foundations of Global AdministrationChristoph MöllersPART II GLOBAL NETWORKING1. Linkages Between Global Regimes and Interactions with Civil SocietyMario Savino2. Global Networks and Shared AdministrationPaul CraigPART III THE GLOBAL ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS1. Global Standards for National SocietiesRichard B Stewart2. Government by NegotiationJan Wouters 3. Transnational Private Regulation: Regulating Private RegulatorsFabrizio Cafaggi4. The Enforcement of Global DecisionsBarbara MarchettiPART IV RULE OF LAW AND DEMOCRACY IN THE GLOBAL SPACE1. The Rule of Law and Transparency in the Global SpaceMarco Macchia2. Judicial Globalization: The Proliferation of International CourtsMikael Rask Madsen3. Judicial Regulation in the Global SpaceElisa D’Alterio4. Theories of Civil Society and Global Administrative Law: The Case of the World Bank and International DevelopmentFrancesca Bignami5. Global IndicatorsMarta InfantinoPART V REGIONAL AND GLOBAL GOVERNANCE1. Europe and Global LawGiulio Vesperini 2. Global Administrative Law and the Global SouthRené Fernando Urueña Hernandez 3. The Global Administrative Law of Development CooperationPhilipp DannPART VI GLOBALIZATION AND SOVEREIGNTY1. Bringing Global Law HomeEdoardo Chiti2. Globalization and Sovereignty: Global Threats and International SecurityEmma Dunlop3. The Future of Sovereignty: The Nation State in the Global Governance SpaceEyal Benvenisti4. Governing the WorldSabino CassesePART VII THE GLOBAL LEGAL CULTURE1. The Globalization Debate – A Mid-decade PerspectiveRobert Howse2. The Disputed Field of Global LawyeringAntoine Vauchez3. The Global Administrative Law ScholarshipLorenzo Casini Index