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DESCRIPTION:A Legal Theory Workshop with Prof. Peer Zumbansen.  Peer Zumban
 sen is Professor of Law and Canada Research Chair in Transnational Economi
 c Governance and Legal Theory at Osgoode Hall Law School in Toronto\, wher
 e he is the (founding) director of the Critical Research Laboratory in Law
  & Society. Zumbansen received his legal education in Frankfurt\, Paris an
 d Harvard and has held visiting professorships in Canada\, the U.S.\, Aust
 ralia\, Colombia\, Germany\, Ireland\, the Netherlands\, Spain\, and Switz
 erland.  His recent publications include:Comparative\, Global and Transnat
 ional Constitutionalism: The Emergence of a Transnational Legal-Pluralist 
 Order\, (2012) 1:1 Global Constitutionalism 16\; Rethinking the Nature of 
 the Firm: The Corporation as a Governance Object\, (2012) 35 Seattle Law R
 eview 1269\; Rough Consensus and Running Code: A Theory of Transnational P
 rivate Law (with Gralf Calliess)\, Hart Publishing 2010\, pb. 2012.   Abst
 ract  The relationship between law and globalization has rightly been reco
 gnized as an equation with at least three unknowns. Not only have competin
 g definitions of globalization and an increasing number of interpretations
  of law’s relationship to globalization phenomena emerged\, but law itself
  has become an entity with ever-less certain boundaries.  In light of an i
 ncreasingly interdisciplinary engagement with the prospects of law’s moder
 nist trias of legislation\, enforcement and adjudication in a global conte
 xt\, legal scholars and law school teachers are hard-pressed to follow Tri
 nity’s example in Matrix 1 – learning to fly a helicopter by instant downl
 oad. Now\, as for most of us that is not an option\, we must direct our ef
 forts towards a more process-based\, incremental approach to learn the voc
 abulary and syntax of globalized law.  The seminar will review a number of
  developments in this context before suggesting elements of a methodologic
 al approach to the challenge at hand.
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LOCATION:NCDH 202\, Chancellor Day Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\, 36
 44 rue Peel
SUMMARY:Globalization and the Law 2.0: Language Lessons\, Theoretical Horiz
 ons and Political Stakes
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