Scandinavian studies in law

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  Año 2013, Número 58

  • From global rules and standards to enforceable national provisions: the case of anti-money laundering regulation and imprlementation

    Maria Bergström

    págs. 13-28

    

  • Commercial norms and soft law

    Ulf Bernitz

    págs. 29-44

    

  • Soft law in the swedish accounting law system: effects on other areas

    Jan Bjuvberg

    págs. 45-62

    

  • New developments in labour law: towards a hybrid type of labour law

    Niklas Bruun

    págs. 63-74

    

  • Constructing human rights from soft law: the swedish journey towards protection against unlawful discrimination

    Ole Kristian Fauchald

    págs. 75-100

    

  • Good pactice standards: a regulation tool

    Marie Jull Sorensen

    págs. 129-154

    

  • EU soft law in domestic legal systems: flexibility and diversity guaranteed?

    Emilia Korkea-aho

    págs. 155-176

    

  • Four competing approaches to international soft law

    Ilhami Alkan Olsson

    págs. 177-196

    

  • The Need for a legitimate regulatory regime in bioethics: a global and european perspective

    Jane Reichel

    págs. 197-216

    

  • Genealogies of soft law

    Anna Di Robilant

    págs. 217-268

    

  • Soft law in the conventions for the unification of maritime law

    Erik Rosaeg

    págs. 269-284

    

  • Soft law: an international concept in a national context

    Jessika van der Sluijs

    págs. 285-306