<i>‘This timely book explores the dynamic relationship between international and national legal orders, using it as a prism to assess global changes like multipolarity. Expert chapters discuss how such changes impact on national orders and, vice versa, how national practices in relation to international law shape such changes. Written by a diverse group of experts, the chapters make an excellent contribution to the field.’</i>
- André Nollkaemper, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands,
<i>‘This superb Handbook manages the difficult feat of providing fresh insights into the complex and contested relationships between international and domestic legal systems. The chapters skillfully integrate theoretical and doctrinal perspectives and, read together, greatly enrich our understandings of rapidly changing interactions among national, regional, and multilateral legal orders.’</i>
- Jeffrey Dunoff, Temple University, US,