Handbook on the Rule of Law – PDF

The concept of the rule of law has become increasingly popular in the last 50 years, viewed as a universal value. This Handbook on the Rule of Law analyzes why this idea is so appealing, its context, and its background, addressing key questions about the history, character, and global reach of the rule of law. Contributors – distinguished academics – examine the concept and history of the rule of law and associated institutions, as well as provide detailed case studies to demonstrate how the practical application of the rule of law impacts society as a whole. The Handbook on the Rule of Law offers a comprehensive exploration of research on the political, social, and economic dimensions of the rule of law and connects it to the global political system. This resource is essential reading for postgraduate students of international relations, law, and global politics, as well as for legal scholars seeking to broaden their understanding of the rule of law. Additionally, researchers in areas influenced by the rule of law will find this volume to be a valuable resource. Contributors to this book include: T. Almeida Cravo, J. Allison, P. Costa, C. Cutler, D. Banik, A. Bedner, C. Feinäugle, D.l. Desai, J. Flood, T. Ginsburg, D. Howath, T. Kellogg, T. Krever, M. Krygier, A. Loretoni, J. Gutmann, S. Hinderling, A. Magen, C. May, J. Møller, F. Macaulay, L. Pech, M.M. Prado, M. Rishmawi, P. Nicholson, L.B. Tiede, V. Vadi, S. Voigt, C. Walker, C. Schwöbel-Patel, A. Wiener, P. Zumbansen, and A. Winchester. Please note that this product is an eBook in PDF format, and no access codes are included.