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Information resources related to the changing roles of highest courts in an internationalising world:

HiiL - Scientific Publications:

Sam Muller and Marc Loth (eds.) Highest Courts and the Internationalisation of Law - Challenges and Changes                   

HiiL - Working papers:

  1. 'The Changing Role of Highest Courts in an Internationalising World' - Inventory and Bibliography
  2. Report on HiiL's Law of the Future Conference 2008, on 'The Changing Role of Highest Courts in an Internationalising World’
  3. Factsheet: the Highest Courts Research Project

Books:

  • Alard & A. Garapon. 2005. Les juges dans la mondialisation. La nouvelle révolution du droit.
  • Bork, R. H. 2003, Coercing virtue: the worldwide rule of judges.
  • Legrand, P. 1999. Sur l’ analyse différentielle des juriscultures.
  • Loth, Marc. 2007. Limits of private law: Enriching Legal Dogmatics.
  • Markesinis, B. 2003. Comparative Law in the Courtroom and Classroom.
  • Markesinis, B and J. Fedtke. 2006. Judicial recourse to foreign law : a new source of inspiration?
  • Muller, A.S. and Loth, Marc (Eds.). 2008. The Changing Role of Highest Courts, Hague Academic Press.
  • Ost, Francois and van de Kerckhove, Michel. 2003. De la Pyramide au Réseau?
  • Slaughter, A-M. 2004. A new world order.
  • Watson, Allen. 1974. Legal Transplants, An Approach to Comparative Law.

Journal articles:

Ackerman, Bruce. 1993. “The Rise of World Constitutionalism.” Virginia Law Review 83, Pp. 771-773.

Alford, Roger P. 2005. “In Search of a Theory for Constitutional Comparativism.” UCLA Law Review 52 (February 2005), Pp. 639-714.

Bahdi, Reem. 2002. "Globalization of Judgement: Transjudicialization and the Five Faces of International Law in Domestic Courts." George Washington International Law Review 34, Pp. 555-593.

Canivet, Guy. 2006. “The Practice of Comparative Law by the Supreme Courts: Brief Reflections on the Dialogue between the Judges in French and European Experience.” Tulane Law Review 80, Pp. 1377-1400.

Choudhry, Sujit. 1999. “Globalization in search of justification: toward a theory of comparative constitutional interpretation.” Indiana Law Journal 74 (Summer 1999), Pp. 819-892.

Farber, Daniel A. 2007. “The Supreme Court, the Law of Nations, and Citations of Foreign Law: The Lessons of History.” California Law Review 95, Pp. 1335-1365.

Ginsburg, R.B. 2005. "A Decent Respect to the Opinions of (Human)Kind" : the Value of a Comparative Perspective in Constitutional Adjudication.” Proceedings of the... Annual Meeting Am.Soc. Int. Law 99, Pp. 351-359.

Glenn, H.P. 1987. “Persuasive authority.” McGill Law Journal 32, Pp. 261-298.

Jackson, Vicki. C. 2001. “Narratives of Federalism: of Continuities and Comparative Consititutional Experience.” Duke Law Journal 51, Pp. 223-287.

Kersch, Ken I. 2005. “The New Legal Transnationalism, the Globalized Judiciary, and the Rule of Law.” Washington University Global Studies Law Review 4, Pp. 345-378.

Kersch, Ken I. 2006. “The Supreme Court and International Relations Theory.” Albany Law Review 69, Pp. 771-799.

Kirby, Michael. 2001. “Think Globally.” 4 GREEN BAG 2d 287, 291.

Koopmans, Tim. 1996. "Comparative Law and the Courts." International and Comparative Law Quarterly 45, Pp. 545-556.

Krotoszynski (Jr.), Ronald J. 2004. “’I’d Like To Teach The World To Sing (In Perfect Harmony)’: International Judicial Dialogue And The Muses – Reflections On The Perils And The Promise Of International Judicial Dialogue.” Michigan Law Review 104, Pp. 1321-1359.

L'Heureux-Dube, Claire. 1998. “The Importance of Dialogue: Globalization and the International Impact of the Rehnquist Court.” Tulsa Law Journal 34, Pp. 15-40.

Lefler, Rebecca. 2001-2002. "A Comparison of Comparison: Use of Foreign Case Law as Persuasive Authority by the United States Supreme Court, the Supreme Court of Canada, and the High Court of Australia." Southern California Interdisciplinary Law Journal:, Pp. 165-191.

Legrand, P. 1997. “The Impossibility of Legal Transplants.” 4 Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law, Pp. 111-124.

Lollini, A. 2007. "Legal Argumentation Based on Foreign Law: An Example from Case Law of the South Africa Constitutional Court." Utrecht Law Review 3, Pp. 60-74.

Markesinis, B. 2002. “Foreign law inspiring national law: lessons from Greatorex v. Greatorex.” 61 The Cambridge law journal, Pp. 386-404.

Markesinis, B. 2006 (B). “National Self-sufficiency or Intellectual Arrogance? The Current Attitude of American Courts towards Foreign Law” 65 The Cambridge Law Journal, Pp. 301-329.

McCormick, Peter. 1996. “What Supreme Court Cases does the Supreme Court Cite? Follow-up Citations on the Supreme Court of Canada, 1989-1993.? 7 Supreme Court Law Review, pp. 451.

Perju, Vlad F. 2005. "Comparative Consitutionalism and the Making of A New World Order." Constellations 12, Pp. 464-486.

Philipse, Herman. 2007. “Antonin Scalia’s Textualism in philosophy, theology, and judicial interpretation of the Constitution” Utrecht Law Review 3, Pp. 169-192.

Rehm, Gebhard M. (2008). “Rechtstransplantate als Instrument der Rechtsreform und transplantation.” RabelsZ 72, Pp. 1-42.

Scalia, Antonin. 2004. “Keynote Address: Foreign Legal Authority in the Federal Courts."Proceedings of the ... Annual Meeting American Society of International Law 98, Pp. 305-310.

Scheppele, Kim Lane. 2003. “Aspirational and Aversive Constitutionalism: The Case for Studying Cross-Constitutional Influence through Negative Models.” International Journal of Constitutional Law 1 (2)., Pp. 296-324.

Slaughter, Anne-Marie. 2000. “Judicial Globalization.” Virginia Journal of International Law 40, Pp. 1103-1112.

Slaughter, A-M. 1994. “A Typology of Transjudicial Communication.” University of Richmond Law Review 29, Pp. 99-137.

Slaughter, A-M. 1999-2000. “Judicial Globalization.” Vanderbilt Journal of International Law 40, Pp. 1103-1124.

Slaughter, A-M. 2003. “A global community of courts.” 44 Harvard international law journal (2003), Pp. 191-219.

Waldron, J. 2006. “Foreign Law and the Modern Ius Gentium.”, Harvard Law review 92, Pp. 129-147.

Waters, Melissa A. 2004. “Justice Scalia on the Use of Foreign Law in Constitutional Interpretation: Unidirectional Monologue or Co-Constitutive Dialogue?.” Tulsa Journal of Comparative & International Law 12: 149-161.

Waters, M.A. 2005. “Mediating Norms and Identity : the Role of Transnational Judicial Dialogue in Creating and Enforcing International Law”, 93 The Georgetown Law Journal:, Pp. 487-574.

Wood, Darlene.S. 2005-2006. "In Defense of Transjudicialism." Duquesne Law Review 44, Pp. 93-119.

Young, Ernest A. 2003. “The trouble with global constitutionalism”, 38 Texas international law journal, Pp. 527-545.

Yoo, John and Delahunty, Robert. 2005. “Against Foreign Law” 29 Harvard Journal of Law and Publlic Policy, Pp. 291 to 330.

Young, Ernest A. 2005. “Foreign Law and the Denominator Problem” Harvard Law Review 119, Pp. 148-167.