Welcome to the Website of the Global Administrative Law Project
About the Project...
Background
Based in the Institute for International Law and Justice, the Global Administrative Law (GAL) Project is focused on an emerging field of research and practice: the increasing use of administrative law-type mechanisms, in particular those related to transparency, participation, accountability and review, within the regulatory institutions of global governance. Concept and working definition.
Basic Resources
Project Overview Article
"The Emergence of Global Administrative Law"
Benedict Kingsbury, Nico Krisch and Richard B. Stewart
(also available in Spanish [2007 & 2010 versions], Chinese, French, and Polish (published in
Forum Prawnicze, transl.
Piotr Szwedo))
NEW! Global Administrative Law: The Casebook (3rd ed.)
Edited by S. Cassese, B. Carotti, L. Casini, E. Cavalieri, and E. MacDonald
GAL - Cases, Materials, Issues (2nd ed.)
Edited by S. Cassese, B. Carotti, L. Casini, M. Macchia, E. MacDonald, and M. Savino
Law and Global Governance book series, Oxford University Press (editors Andrew Hurrell, Benedict Kingsbury, and Richard B. Stewart)
Global Administrative Law book series (including works by Sabino Cassese, Jean-Bernard Auby, and José Luís Meilán Gil), directed by Professor Javier Barnes, Seville
IRPA Working Papers Global Administrative Law Series
Scholarship
Working Paper 2012/1: Horatia Muir Watt, Private International Law Beyond The Schism
Working Paper 2011/1: Karl-Heinz Ladeur, The Emergence of Global Administrative Law and Transnational Regulation
Working Paper 2010/5: Lorenzo Casini, The Making of a Lex Sportiva: The Court of Arbitration for Sport “The Provider”
Working Paper 2010/2: Kevin E. Davis, Benedict Kingsbury, and Sally Engle Merry, Indicators as a Technology of Global Governance
Journal Symposia
(full text)
World Bank Legal Review, ed. H Cisse, D. Bradlow, B. Kingsbury (2011)
International Organizations Law Review (2009)
Res Publica Argentina (2007)
European J. Int'l Law (2006)
NYU J. Int'l. Law & Pol. (2005)
Law & Cont. Problems (2005)




