Research Methods in International Law: A Handbook

Contents
List of figures
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List of contributors
1 Introduction • Rossana Deplano and Nicholas Tsagourias
PART I: RETHINKING METHODS
	2 How to defend international legal method? • Richard Collins
	3 Transatlantic divisions in methods of inquiry about law: What it means for international law • John Linarelli
	4 International legal methods: Working for a tragic and cynical routine • Jean d’Aspremont
	5 Methodology: Writing about how we do research • Sundhya Pahuja
	6 Is international legal research international? • Rossana Deplano
PART II: DOCTRINAL
	7 International legal positivist research methods • Jörg Kammerhofer
	8 Microwaving dreams? Why there is no point in reheating the Hart-Dworkin debate for international law • Jason Beckett
	9 Revisiting the New Haven methodology from an international law and policy perspective • Fozia Nazir Lone
	10 Applying a natural law-method to international law • Jacob Giltaij
	11 Marxist international law methodology? • Bill Bowring
	12 International law and nervous states in the age of anger, the collapse of legal formalism and a return to natural law • Anthony Carty
PART III: EMPIRICAL AND SOCIO-LEGAL
	13 The computational analysis of international law • Wolfgang Alschner
	14 Process-tracing the meaning of international human rights law • Natalie R. Davidson
	15 Experiments in international law and the efficacy of international fact-finding: Evidence from the U.S. and Israel • Shiri Krebs
	16 Tracing influence in international law: Beyond the antagonism between doctrine of law and social science • Maiko Meguro
PART IV: COMPARATIVE
	17 Comparative international constitutional law and its methodology • Nicholas Tsagourias
	18 Exploring African Union law through the lenses of comparative law: A comparative analysis with European Union law • Olufemi Amao and Chidebe Matthew Nwankwo
	19 Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) as an empirical method for international law • Pablo Castillo-Ortiz
PART V: INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH
	20 From interdisciplinary to x-disciplinary methodology of international law • Outi Korhonen
	21 Economic analysis of international law • Anne van Aaken and Ivana Stradner
	22 The philosophy of international law • Stephen Riley
	23 Third World Approaches to International Law: Between theory and method • Justine Bendel
	24 Global constitutionalism as a method in international economic law • Andreas. R. Ziegler and Xinyan Zhao
	25 Sociological objectivism: Still relevant? • Vassilis P. Tzevelekos and Antal Berkes
	26 Feminist methodologies • Gina Heathcote and Paola Zichi
	27 What are you looking at? Documentary film and international law • Wouter Werner
	28 International law and diplomacy • Iakovos Iakovidis
Index