Table of Contents

• Date: 10 December 2003
• Published date: 10 December 2003
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/S1059-4337(03)31007-5
• Pages: V-VI

CONTENTS

LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS vii

EDITORIAL BOARD ix

PART I. ON THE GLOBAL STAGE: LAW’S ADAPTATIONS

AND RESPONSES

CHAOS AS UTOPIA: INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL

PROSECUTION AS A CHALLENGE TO STATE POWER

Lisa Hajjar 3

BETWEEN PAST AND FUTURE: THE EQUIVOCATIONS OF

THE NEW COSMOPOLITANISM

Robert Fine and Daniel Chernilo 25

NEGOTIATING FOR JUSTICE, FIGHTING FOR LAW: THE

DIALECTIC OF PROMOTING AND SETTLING DISPUTES IN

THE CURRENT GLOBAL ERA

Michal Alberstein 45

PART II. EXPLORING NEW RESOURCES FOR

ADDRESSING PROBLEMS IN LEGAL THEORY

GOTTA READ KAFKA: NINE REASONS WHY KAFKA IS

CRUCIAL FOR THE STUDY OF LAW

Klaus Mladek 89

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