CONTRIBUTORS

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. PREFACE ix
4. CONTRIBUTORS xi
5. PART I. GETTING TO THE CONCEPT OF THE RULE OF LAW
6. 1. THE RULE OF LAW AND THE IMPORTANCE OF PROCEDURE 3
7. 2. THE LIMITS OF PROCESS 32
8. 3. A SUBSTANTIVE CONCEPTION OF THE RULE OF LAW: NONARBITRARY TREATMENT AND THE LIMITS OF PROCEDURE 52
9. 4. FOUR PUZZLES ABOUT THE RULE OF LAW: WHY, WHAT, WHERE? AND WHO CARES? 64
10. PART II. MAINTAINING OR RESTORING THE RULE OF LAW AFTER SEPTEMBER 11, 2001
11. 5. SEPARATION OF POWERS AND THE NATIONAL SECURITY STATE 107
12. 6. JUDICIAL OVERSIGHT, JUSTICE, AND EXECUTIVE DISCRETION BOUNDED BY LAW 135
13. 7. THE INSTABILITY OF “EXECUTIVE DISCRETION” 144
14. 8 .CONSTITUTIONAL THEORY, THE UNITARY EXECUTIVE, AND THE RULE OF LAW 156
15. PART III. BUILDING THE RULE OF LAW AFTER MILITARY INTERVENTIONS
16. 9. JUSTICE ON THE GROUND? INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS AND DOMESTIC RULE OF LAW BUILDING IN CONFLICT-AFFECTED SOCIETIES 169
17. 10. IN DEFENSE OF IMPERIALISM? THE RULE OF LAW AND THE STATE-BUILDING PROJECT 224
18. 12. MIGHT STILL DISTORTS RIGHT: PERILS OF THE RULE OF LAW PROJECT 265
19. INDEX 293