Governing Globalization

A plural global governance

Which method for penal harmonization?

Natural Reason and the Ethical Foundations of European Law

Governing globalization through law: The hypothesis of a new natural law

Answering the crisis of multilateralism with polylateralism

Towards Plural Governance: Functional Equivalence in the Fight Against Transnational Corruption

The Right Scope of Global Governance and Democracy Enhancement

The Role of Soft Law in Global Governance: Heading Towards Hegemonic Influence?

World, globalization and mondialité

Will the European Public Prosecutor’s Office be a stab to the heart?

Reconstructing International Law starting from Regional Organizations

The Belt and Road Initiative: A New Landscape in Mapping the Changing Global Governance

The European Union in a globalised world: the “Brussels effect”

The Supreme Court of the United States: Power and Counter-Power

A new architecture for globalization

Avoiding a Requiem for the WTO

For Democratic Global Governance

Participating in the Governance of Globalization through Law: New Horizons for National Supreme Courts

A Martian at the United Nations or Naive Thoughts on Global Environmental Governance

Addressing Climate Change from the Bottom-Up in a Kaleidoscopic World

Global governance through the market and sustainable development

Data Protection and Global Data Governance

Law is more than ever the necessary language of globalization

Taxation of the digital economy: global challenge, local responses?

Governance of common goods as a political lever

Geopolitics of the Energy Transformation

In the spiral of humanisms