Chapter 3. Changing Internally to Engage Externally: China and the WTO Legal System

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. Introduction. Mapping Culture onto Transnational Law 1
4. Chapter 1. A Journey Through Law’s Landscapes: Close Encounters of the Scalar Kind 23
5. Chapter 2. Intersecting Legal Spaces: International Trade Law and Anticorruption Law 37
6. Chapter 3. Changing Internally to Engage Externally: China and the WTO Legal System 64
7. Chapter 4. The “Africa Bar” of Paris: A Microcosm of Interconnected Histories of Legal Globalization 97
8. Chapter 5. Cultural Difference as Legal Resolution: The Raising of the Ehime Maru 131
9. Chapter 6. Landscapes of Law in War- Torn Societies 157
10. Chapter 7. Uncertain Sovereignties: Indigenous- State Relations in Colombia 192
11. Chapter 8. Between Sovereignty and Transnationalism: The European Union as an Incomplete “Transnational Legal Space” 216
12. Chapter 9. The Emergence of Digital Communities: Generating Trust, Managing Conflicts, and Regulating Globality . . . Digitality 250
13. Chapter 10. Landscapes of Actually Existing Liberalism: Some Thoughts on the Historical Dialectic of Liberty and Philanthropy 278
14. List of Contributors 301
15. Index 303
16. Acknowledgments 315