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Politics, Governance, and the Law

Within national contexts, politics, governance and law may seem to be settled categories. Yet from a global perspective, they are increasingly contested, as are the relations among them. From the pinnacle and then the unravelling of European empires to the emergence of international law based on a liberal teleology, multilateralism and international institutions, the trinity of politics, governance and law shaped the “long twentieth century” of nation state developments. In the 21st century, however, other powers are rising that put forward different notions of politics, governance and law.
Daniel Naujoks
Georg Toepfer, PD Dr. Dipl. biol.
Sven Van Mourik, Ph.D.
Lance Hunter; Craig Douglas Albert; Steven Cauthron; Rose Antilla, BA
Carlos Palacios
Kelly Kollman
Simone Turchetti
James Quilligan
Wen Shuang
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Julia Sallabank, PhD, MA, BA (Hons)
Peter Wade
Markella B. Rutherford; Peggy Levitt; Erika Zhang
Mark Sedgwick
Selçuk Esenbel
Agustin E. Ferraro; Gustavo Fondevila
Eva M. Hausteiner
Sebastián Rojas Cabal
Federico Brusadelli
Andreas Wimmer; Helmut K. Anheier
Nea Lepinkäinen; Hanna Maria Malik

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