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Volume 23, Issue 2 (2016)

Symposium

Introduction: Imagining Post-Neoliberal Regulatory Subjectivities
Mika Viljanen Dr, Mikko Rajavuori, and Tal Kastner

Transatlantic Influences on American Corporate Jurisprudence: Theorizing the Corporation in the United States
Tara Helfman

Making Banks on a Global Scale: Management-Based Regulation as Agencement
Mika Viljanen

The ESA Guidelines: Soft Law and Subjectivity in the European Financial Market-Capturing the Administrative Influence
Jakob Schemmel

Courage, Postimmunity Politics, and the Regulation of the Queer Subject
Chantal Nadeau

"I'm Just Some Guy": Positing and Leveraging Legal Subjects in Consumer Contracts and the Global Market
Tal Kastner

Documentation and Emotions: Producing Displaced Legal Subjects
Susan M. Sterett

The International Investment Regime After the Global Crisis of Neoliberalism: Rupture or Continuity?
Nicolas Perrone

Contesting Austerity: The Potential and Pitfalls of Socioeconomic Rights Discourse
Joe Wills and Ben Warwick

State Ownership and the United Nations Business and Human Rights Agenda: Three Instruments, Three Narratives
Mikko Rajavuori

Contract-Boundary-Spanning Governance Mechanisms: Conceptualizing Fragmented and Globalized Production as Collectively Governed Entities
Jaakko Salminen

Puzzling Out Law's Person
David A. Wishart

Notes

Taking to the Sea: The Modern Seasteading Movement in the Context of Other Historical Intentional Communities
Megan Binder

Increasing Health Care Access in Yemen Through Community-Based Health Insurance
Matthew Fuss

Citizens of Sinking Islands: Early Victims of Climate Change
Erin Halstead

Mannington Mills, Inc. v. Congoleum Corp.: A Perfect Storm of Extraterritoriality in Patent and Antitrust Law
Benjamin Holt

Will the Ebola Epidemic Serve To Make Reform of the Broken Health Research and Development Framework Go Viral?
Jeremy McDonald

Toward an International Constitution of Patient Rights
Alison Poklaski

Surrogacy and Citizenship: A Conjunctive Solution to a Global Problem
Caitlin Pyrce