1st Edition
Power and Pluralism in International Law Private International Law and Globalization
Part One – Theoretical Foundations: Private International Law and Globalization
- Chapter 1 – Introduction: Private Law in a World of Globalization
- Chapter 2 – The Theory and Practice of Transnational Legal Pluralism
- Chapter 3 – Talking Past One Another: Private International Law and International
Political Economy.
Part Two – Private Law Technologies and the Construction of Globalization.
- Chapter 4 – The Technologies of Private International Law I: Contract and Party
Autonomy.
- Chapter 5 – The Technologies of Private International Law II: The Pluralism-
Harmonization Dynamic.
- Chapter 6 – The Technologies of Private International Law III: International
Commercial Arbitration and the Private Settlement of Disputes.
- Chapter 7 - International Investment Law and Investor-State Arbitration:
Incorporating Private Law Technologies into Public Law.
Part Three – Conclusion.
- Chapter 8 - PIL and Power in the Contemporary Political Economy: Contention Amidst Cooperation.
Preface
Bibliography
Biography
Edward S. Cohen is Professor Emeritus of Political Science at Westminster College, New Wilmington, PA, USA. He currently resides in the Boston, MA area where he is Visiting Senior Lecturer in Political Science at Suffolk University






