23 Ind. J. Global Legal Stud. [i] (2016)

handle is hein.journals/ijgls23 and id is 1 raw text is: Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies Volume 23 Issue 1 2016 CONTENTS Introduction: Global Human Rights Law and the 1 Boundaries of Statehood Daniel Augenstein & Hans Lindahl ARTICLES Some Newly Emergent Geographies of Injustice: 15 Boundaries and Borders in International Law Upendra Baxi The Temporal Rivalries of Human Rights 39 Fleur Johns Fractured Territories and Abstracted Terrains: Human 61 Rights Governance Regimes Within and Beyond the State Larry Catdt Backer Transformations in Statehood, the Investor-State Regime, 95 and the New Constitutionalism A. Claire Cutler Statehood, Power, and the New Face of Consent 127 Sheldon Leader Corporations and the Limits of State-Based Models for 143 Protecting Fundamental Rights in International Law David Bilchitz Decentering Human Rights from the International Order 171 of States: The Alignment and Interaction of Transnational Policy Channels Radu Mares One Pillar: Legal Authority and a Social License to 201 Operate in a Global Context Hans Lindahl

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