| Overview
Theorizing
Law and Globalization
“The
globalization of law presents a special challenge to scholarship on law
because the degree of interlinking between national or otherwise local
and global or otherwise border-transcending structures and processes has
steadily been increasing in recent years. What then does jurisdictional
sovereignty mean in the global village?” (p.252)
Global
Legality: From Lawmaking to Law Speaking
"Turning
to sociological research on the globalization of law, empirical studies
have been devoted to the entire range of legal processes, extending from
the creation of global norms over their administration in the courts and
through other means of resolution, including the activities of legal professionals,
to the global dimensions of enforcement and social control." (p.255)
Global
Control: The Dynamics of World Policing
“...the
globalization of social control in matters of crime and deviance includes
a multitude of global developments that are not related to violations of
international norms but involve the control of the border-crossing dimensions
of violations of national legal regimes...” (p.264)
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Selected
Online Articles (external links)
 Gessner,
Volkmar. 1995. "Global
Approaches in the Sociology of Law: Problems and Challenges." Journal
of Law and Society 22(1):85-96.
Hirsch,
Moshe. 2005. "The
Sociology of International Law: Invitation to Study International Rules
in Their Social Context. University of Toronto Law Journal 55(4):891-939.
Halliday,
Terence C., and Pavel Osinsky. 2006. “Globalization
of Law.” Annual Review of Sociology 32:447-470. [via annualreviews.org]
Garcia-Vellegas,
Mauricio. 2006. “Comparative
Sociology of Law: Legal Fields, Legal Scholarships, and Social Sciences
in Europe and the United States.” Law and Social Inquiry 31(2):343-382.
Boyle,
Elizabeth Heger and Sharon E. Preves. 2000. "National
Politics as International Process: The Case of Anti-Female-Genital-Cutting
Laws." Law & Society Review 34(3):703-737.
Boyle,
Elizabeth Heger, Fortunata Songora, and Gail Foss. 2001. "International
Discourse and Local Politics: Anti-Female-Genital-Cutting Laws in Egypt,
Tanzania, and the United States." Social Problems 48(4):524-544.
Carruthers,
Bruce G., and Terence C. Halliday. 2006.
“Negotiating Globalization: Global Scripts and Intermediation in the Construction
of Asian Insolvency Regimes.” Law and Social Inquiry 31(3):521-583.
[at the publisher website]
Halliday,
Terence C., and Bruce G. Carruthers. 2007. “The
Recursivity of Law: Global Norm-Making and National Law-Making in the Globalization
of Corporate Insolvency Regimes.” American Journal of Sociology 112(4):
1135—1202. [at the journal website]
Dezalay,
Yves and Bryant Garth. 1995. "Merchants
of Law as Moral Entrepreneurs: Constructing International Justice from
the Competition for Transnational Business Disputes." Law & Society
Review 29(1):27-64.
Hagan,
John, and Ron Levi. 2005. “Crimes
of War and the Force of Law.” Social Forces 83(4): 1499—1534.
Hagan, John, Ron Levi, and
Gabrielle Ferrales. 2006. “Swaying
the Hand of Justice: The Internal and External Dynamics of Regime Change
at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.”
Law & Social Inquiry 31:585-616. [ 
at the author's website]
Hagan,
John, and Sanja Kutnjak I. 2006. “War
Crimes, Democracy, and the Rule of Law in Belgrade, the Former Yugoslavia,
and Beyond.” The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social
Science 605:130-151. [at the publisher's website]
Savelsberg,
Joachim J. 2002. "Cultures
of Control in Contemporary Societies." Law & Social Inquiry 27(3):685-710.
[at the publisher's website]
Deflem,
Mathieu. 2000. “Bureaucratization
and Social Control: Historical Foundations of International Policing.”
Law & Society Review 34(3):601-640. [at
the author's website]
Deflem,
Mathieu. 2002. "Technology
and the Internationalization of Policing: A Comparative-Historical Perspective."Justice
Quarterly 19(3):453-475, 2002. [at
the author's website]
Deflem,
Mathieu. 2006. "Global
Rule of Law or Global Rule of Law Enforcement? International Police Cooperation
and Counter-Terrorism." The Annals of the American Academy of Political
and Social Science 603:240-251. [at
the author's website]
Garcia-Vellegas,
Mauricio. 2006. “Comparative
Sociology of Law: Legal Fields, Legal Scholarships, and Social Sciences
in Europe and the United States.” Law and Social Inquiry 31(2):343-382.
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