Sam Muller is Director of the Hague Institute for the Internationalisation of Law. Sidney Richards was a Policy Officer at the Hague Institute for the Internationalisation of Law, and now a PhD candidate at Pembroke College, University of Cambridge.

• 1. Introduction: highest courts and globalisation A. S. Muller and S. W. Richards; Part I. The Practice of Highest Courts and Globalisation: 2. Trans-judicial dialogue in a global world G. Canivet; 3. The globalisation of the law and the work of the Supreme Court of Canada M. Bastarache; 4. The widening horizons of litigation in Britain Lord Bingham of Cornhill; 5. Judicial co-operation and communication in the context of the Hague Conventions W. Duncan; 6. Judicial globalisation: Supreme Court of India Justice Ajit Prakash Shah; Part II. The Theory of Highest Courts and Globalisation: 7. Accommodating unity H. P. Glenn; 8. Treating like cases alike in the world: the theoretical basis of the demand for legal unity J. Waldron; 9. Justice at a new scale: introducing a conceptual framework for the analysis of highest courts' role in a globalised context E. Mak; 10. The inevitable globalisation of constitutional law M. Tushnet; 11. Is the separation of powers the basis for the legitimacy of an internationalised judiciary? M. de S.-O.-l'E. Lasser; 12. Going global to preserve domestic accountability: the new role of national courts E. Benvenisti and G. W. Downs.

Sam Muller is Director of the Hague Institute for the Internationalisation of Law. Sidney Richards was a Policy Officer at the Hague Institute for the Internationalisation of Law, and now a PhD candidate at Pembroke College, University of Cambridge.

• 1. Introduction: highest courts and globalisation A. S. Muller and S. W. Richards; Part I. The Practice of Highest Courts and Globalisation: 2. Trans-judicial dialogue in a global world G. Canivet; 3. The globalisation of the law and the work of the Supreme Court of Canada M. Bastarache; 4. The widening horizons of litigation in Britain Lord Bingham of Cornhill; 5. Judicial co-operation and communication in the context of the Hague Conventions W. Duncan; 6. Judicial globalisation: Supreme Court of India Justice Ajit Prakash Shah; Part II. The Theory of Highest Courts and Globalisation: 7. Accommodating unity H. P. Glenn; 8. Treating like cases alike in the world: the theoretical basis of the demand for legal unity J. Waldron; 9. Justice at a new scale: introducing a conceptual framework for the analysis of highest courts' role in a globalised context E. Mak; 10. The inevitable globalisation of constitutional law M. Tushnet; 11. Is the separation of powers the basis for the legitimacy of an internationalised judiciary? M. de S.-O.-l'E. Lasser; 12. Going global to preserve domestic accountability: the new role of national courts E. Benvenisti and G. W. Downs.

Sam Muller is Director of the Hague Institute for the Internationalisation of Law. Sidney Richards was a Policy Officer at the Hague Institute for the Internationalisation of Law, and now a PhD candidate at Pembroke College, University of Cambridge.

• 1. Introduction: highest courts and globalisation A. S. Muller and S. W. Richards; Part I. The Practice of Highest Courts and Globalisation: 2. Trans-judicial dialogue in a global world G. Canivet; 3. The globalisation of the law and the work of the Supreme Court of Canada M. Bastarache; 4. The widening horizons of litigation in Britain Lord Bingham of Cornhill; 5. Judicial co-operation and communication in the context of the Hague Conventions W. Duncan; 6. Judicial globalisation: Supreme Court of India Justice Ajit Prakash Shah; Part II. The Theory of Highest Courts and Globalisation: 7. Accommodating unity H. P. Glenn; 8. Treating like cases alike in the world: the theoretical basis of the demand for legal unity J. Waldron; 9. Justice at a new scale: introducing a conceptual framework for the analysis of highest courts' role in a globalised context E. Mak; 10. The inevitable globalisation of constitutional law M. Tushnet; 11. Is the separation of powers the basis for the legitimacy of an internationalised judiciary? M. de S.-O.-l'E. Lasser; 12. Going global to preserve domestic accountability: the new role of national courts E. Benvenisti and G. W. Downs.