"Reflections on Global Law" -- Copyright -- Contents -- A Short Foreword -- 1. Interview with Professor Neil Walker Global Law: Another Case of the Emperor's Clothes? -- 2. The Lighthouse of Law -- 3. Public International Law: A Forerunner in the Field of Global(ization of) Law -- 4. Legal Order and the 'Globality' of Global Law -- 5. The Structural Characteristics of Global Law for the 21st Century: Fracture, Fluidity, Permeability, and Polycentricity -- 6. Global Law for Private Law -- 7. A Vision of Global Legal Scholarship -- 8. Jurisprudence for Global Law? -- 9. Global Environmental Law -- 10. International Criminal Law as Global Law: An Assessment of the Hybrid Tribunals -- 11. Normative Standards and Global Law-Making -- 12. In Pursuit of the Global within: A Structure for the Global Law Project -- 13. The Global Challenge to Public International Law: Some First Thoughts -- 14. Comparative Law in a Globalizing World: Three Challenges -- 15. What I Talk about when I Talk about Global Law -- 16. Global Law: The Spontaneous, Gradual Emergence of a New Legal Order -- 17. A Global Law Perspective of the WTO -- 18. Global Justice and Global Criminal Laws: The Importance of Nyaya in the Quest for Justice after International Crimes -- 19. Globalisation and Regulation: (Where) do they Meet? -- 20. A Regulatory Approach to Global Constitutional Analysis -- 21. Some Preliminaries to Global Law and Human Rights -- 22. The Global Legal Environment and its Future Four Scenarios -- 23. Global law will be Responsive Law, at least with regard to Cyberspace -- 24. The Impact of the Financial Crisis on EU Economic Governance: A Struggle between Hard and Soft Law and Expansion of the EU Competences?.