Home > Benedict Kingsbury Benedict Kingsbury Benedict Kingsbury is the Director of the Institute for International Law and Justice. He is the author of numerous books and articles on international law. Books Megaregulation Contested: Global Economic Ordering After TPPBenedict Kingsbury(et al)The Roman Foundations of the Law of Nations: Alberico Gentili and the Justice of EmpireBenedict KingsburyBenjamin StraumannUnited Nations, Divided World: The UN’s Roles in International RelationsAdam RobertsBenedict KingsburyPresiding Over a Divided World: Changing UN Roles, 1945 – 1993Benedict KingsburyAdam RobertsThe International Politics of the Environment, Actors, Interests, and InstitutionsAndrew HurrellBenedict KingsburyInternational Financial Institutions and Global Legal GovernanceHassane CisséDaniel D. BradlowBenedict KingsburyHugo Grotius and International RelationsHedley BullBenedict KingsburyGovernance by IndicatorsKevin E. DavisAngelina FisherBenedict KingsburySally Engle MerryThe Quiet Power of IndicatorsSally Engle MerryKevin E. DavisBenedict KingsburyClimate Finance: Regulatory and Funding Strategies for Climate Change and Global DevelopmentRichard B. StewartBenedict KingsburyBryce RudykHacia el Derecho Administativo GlobalBenedict KingsburyRichard B. StewartThe Wars of the Romans: A Critical Edition and Translation of De Armis RomanisAlberico GentiliBenedict KingsburyBenjamin StraumannDavid LupherEl Nuevo Derecho Administrativo Global en América LatinaBenedict KingsburyRichard B. Stewart Chapters Frontiers of Global Administrative Law in the 2020sBenedict Kingsbury>Global Administrative Law and Deliberative DemocracyBenedict KingsburyMegan DonaldsonRodrigo Vallejo>Reconstructing Self-Determination: A Relational ApproachBenedict Kingsbury>Sovereignty and InequalityBenedict Kingsbury>The Applicability of the International Legal Concept of “Indigenous Peoples” in AsiaBenedict Kingsbury>State of Nature versus Commerical Suitability as the Basis of International LawBenedict KingsburyBenjamin Straumann>Global Administrative LawBenedict KingsburyMegan Donaldson>The Concept of “Indigenous Peoples” in Asia: International Law IssuesBenedict Kingsbury>Administrative Tribunals of International Organizations from the Perspective of the Emerging Global Administrative LawBenedict KingsburyRichard B. Stewart>Gentili, Grotius, and the Extra-European WorldBenedict Kingsbury>People and Boundaries: An “Internationalized Public Law” ApproachBenedict Kingsbury>Ascriptive Groups and the Problems of the Liberal NGO Model of International Civil SocietyBenedict Kingsbury>Global Administrative Law: Implications for National CourtsBenedict Kingsbury>International Courts: Uneven Judicialization in Global OrderBenedict Kingsbury>Indigenous PeoplesBenedict Kingsbury>Reconstructed Self-Determination: A Relational ApproachBenedict Kingsbury>From Bilateralism to Publicness in International LawBenedict KingsburyMegan Donaldson>“Indigenous Peoples” in International LawBenedict Kingsbury>Public Law Concepts to Balance Investors’ Rights with State Regulatory Actions in the Public Interest – the Concept of ProportionalityBenedict KingsburyStephan W. Schill>The Treaty of Waitangi: Some International Law AspectsBenedict Kingsbury>Introduction: Roman Foundations of the Law of NationsBenedict KingsburyBenjamin Straumann>Climate Finance for Limiting Emissions and Promoting Green Development: Mechanisms, Regulation, and GovernanceBenedict KingsburyRichard B. StewartBryce Rudyk>Introduction: Roman Wars and Roman LawsBenedict KingsburyBenjamin Straumann>Legitimacy and Accountability in Global Regulatory Governance: The Emerging Global Administrative Law and the Design and Operation of Administrative Tribunals of International Organizations,Benedict KingsburyRichard B. Stewart>State of Nature versus Commercial Sociability as the Basis of International LawBenedict KingsburyBenjamin Straumann>The International Politics of the Environment: An IntroductionBenedict KingsburyAndrew Hurrell>Globalizzazione, Sovranita e DisuguaglianzaBenedict Kingsbury> Articles Attributive Justice in International Law: The Global Law and Infrastructure of Pathogen Genomic Sequence Data-Sharing and Benefit-SharingBenedict Kingsbury>Symposium on Infrastructuring International LawBenedict Kingsbury(et al)>Infrastructure and InfraReg: on Rousing the International Law ‘Wizards of Is’Benedict Kingsbury>Three Models of “Distributed Administration”: Canopy, Baobab, and SymbioteBenedict Kingsbury>Indicators as a Technology of Global GovernanceKevin E. DavisBenedict KingsburySally Engle Merry>Ersatz Normativity or Public Law in Global Governance: The Hard Case of International Prescriptions for National Infrastructure RegulationMegan DonaldsonBenedict Kingsbury>Displacement and Relocation from Protected Areas: International Law Perspectives on Rights, Risks and ResistanceDoreen LustigBenedict Kingsbury>Crisis, Community, and Courts in Network Governance: A Response to Liebman and Sabel’s Approach to Reform of Public EducationHelen HershkoffBenedict Kingsbury>Confronting Difference: The Puzzling Durability of Gentili’s Combination of Pragmatic Pluralism and Normative JudgementBenedict Kingsbury>“Indigenous Peoples” in International Law: A Constructivist Approach to the Asian ControversyBenedict Kingsbury>Introduction: Global Governance and Global Administrative Law in the International Legal OrderNico KrischBenedict Kingsbury>The Emergence of Global Administrative LawBenedict KingsburyNico KrischRichard B. Stewart>Reconciling Five Competing Conceptual Structures of Indigenous Peoples Claims in International and Comparative LawBenedict Kingsbury>Foreword: Is the Proliferation of International Courts and Tribunals a Systemic Problem?Benedict Kingsbury>Weighing Global Regulatory Rules and Decisions in National CourtsBenedict Kingsbury>The State of Nature and Commercial Sociability in Early Modern International Legal ThoughtBenedict KingsburyBenjamin Straumann>The Concept of “Law” in Global Administrative LawBenedict Kingsbury>Sovereignty and InequalityBenedict Kingsbury>Preface: Studying the Armed Activities DecisionBenedict KingsburyJoseph H. H. Weiler>The Concept of Compliance as a Function of Competing Conceptions of International LawBenedict Kingsbury>Neo-Madisonian Constitutionalism: Thomas M. Franck’s Democratic Cosmopolitan Prospectus for Managing Diversity and World Order in the Twenty-First CenturyBenedict Kingsbury>Omnilateralism and Partial International Communities: Contributions of the Emerging Global Administrative LawBenedict Kingsbury>The Administrative Law Frontier in Global GovernanceBenedict Kingsbury>Legal Positivism as Normative Politics: International Society, Balance of Power and Lassa Oppenheim’s Positive International LawBenedict Kingsbury>Introduction: Global Administrative Law in the Institutional Practice of Global Regulatory GovernanceBenedict Kingsbury>Indigenous Groups and the Politics of Recognition in Asia: Cases from Japan, Taiwan, West Papua, Bali, the People’s Republic of China, and GilgitBenedict Kingsbury>Global Administrative Law Dimensions of International Organizations LawBenedict KingsburyLorenzo Casini>Competing Conceptual Approaches to Indigenous Group Issues in New Zealand LawBenedict Kingsbury>Foreword: Global Governance as Administration – National and Transnational Approaches to Global Administrative LawBenedict KingsburyNico KrischRichard B. StewartJonathan B. Wiener>First Amendment Liberalism as Global Legal Architecture: Ascriptive Groups and the Problems of the Liberal NGO Model of International Civil SocietyBenedict Kingsbury> Working Papers Human Rights in a Use Case WorldBenedict Kingsbury>Hobbes and the Plague DoctorsBenedict Kingsbury>Infrastructures and Laws: Publics and PublicnessBenedict KingsburyNahuel Maisley>Frontiers of Global Administrative Law in the 2020sBenedict Kingsbury>Infrastructure and InfraReg: On Rousing the International Law ‘Wizards of Is’Benedict Kingsbury>The Essence, Significance, and Problems of the Trans-Pacific PartnershipBenedict Kingsbury(et al)>The Trans-Pacific Partnership as MegaregulationBenedict KingsburyPaul MertenskötterRichard B. StewartThomas Streinz>The Concept of “Law” in Global Administrative LawBenedict Kingsbury>Global Administrative Law Dimensions of International Organizations LawBenedict KingsburyLorenzo Casini>The International Legal OrderBenedict Kingsbury>Investor-State Arbitration as Governance: Fair and Equitable Treatment, Proportionality and the Emerging Global Administrative LawBenedict KingsburyStephan W. Schill>The Emergence of Global Administrative LawBenedict KingsburyNico KrischRichard B. Stewart>Indicators as a Technology of Global GovernanceKevin E. DavisBenedict KingsburySally Engle Merry> FacebookTwitterEmail
