Viterbo, 13-14 June 2013
9TH VITERBO GAL SEMINAR
“ INTER-INSTITUTIONAL RELATIONS IN GLOBAL LAW AND GOVERNANCE ”
PAPERS
Amedeo Arena (University of Naples Federico II), The Role of GAL Standards in Juris-generative Interactions between Global Antitrust Institutions in the light of the Mexico – Telecom case
Jurgen Bast (Radboud University Nijmegen), Towards a relational theory of supranationalism in multilayered global governance
Liliana Andonova, Thomas Hale, Charles Roger (Oxford University – University of British Columbia), Diffusion or Domestic Politics? Explaining Global Patterns of Participation in Transnational Climate Governance
Knut Fournier (University of Paris Ouest Nanterre), Competition Law in Asia: A New Frontier for Global Administrative Law
Vyoma Jha (Centre for International Sustainable Development Law), Tracing the Vertical Inter-Relations between National and International Institutions within the Climate and Trade Regime Complex
Niamh Kinchin (University of New South Wales), UNHCR as a Subsidiary Organ of the UN: Plurality, Complexity and Accountability
Ching-Fu Lin (Harvard Law School), Public-Private Interactions in Global Food Safety Governance
David Rossati (University of Edinburgh), Inter-Institutional Dynamics of Global Climate Finance: Complementarity and Competition in the Emerging Practices of Coordination
Rebecca Schimdt (European University Institute), The ISO 26000 Process as a Model for Public-Private Cooperation in a Fragmented Transnational Regulatory Space
Swee Leng Elizabeth Harris (New York University School of Law), Palm Oil and the Importance of Participation In Sustainability Regulatory Schemes
Zoltan Turbek (Erasmus University, Rotterdam), Joint Exercise of Public Powers by International Institutions – The Revision of the International Basic Safety Standards
Ying Xia (Harvard Law School), Regulating Chinese Multinational Corporations in Africa: Global Administrative Law in Theory and Action
Alexandra Molina Dimitrijevich (Complutense University of Madrid), Open Government Partnership: Towards a Global Interadministrative Structure? (non selected paper)
Timothy Meyer (University of Georgia School of Law), Epistemic Institution and Epistemic Cooperation in International Environmental Governance (non selected paper)
Tomoko Yamashita (Kobe University), How Moral State’s Damages Are? Normative Interaction Among International, Regional and National Judicial Bodies in Global Administrative Law (non selected paper)