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Mapping the Territory: Contextual Jurisprudence, Legal Pluralism and WTO Law and Development, A Response to William Twining's Internal Critique Thesis from the Point of Transnational Jurisprudence
In this article, I respond to Twining's lecture, ‘Globalisation and Legal Scholarship’. Through an overview of the effect these changes had on the WTO I will describe how a lawyer or scholar of an ‘established transnational field’ experienced the phenomenon of globalisation. In the WTO, the question
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