Routledge - Global Sustainability Norms Theory Book

Explore the complex dynamics of international law and policy with this academic work from Routledge. As markets and politics become more globalized, transnational sustainability problems emerge that go beyond the reach of individual nation states. This book examines how these challenges require new approaches to regulation that transcend traditional territorial limits. The text addresses the growing role of the business sector as a major global actor. It looks at how companies both contribute to and impact sustainability, making the regulatory landscape more complicated for policymakers. By analyzing the rise of public and hybrid regulation, the book provides a deep look into the mixed results of recent efforts to govern the transition toward global sustainability. This volume is an essential resource for those studying the intersection of law, politics, and the global market. It offers a theoretical framework for understanding how power, procedure, and legitimacy function within modern collaborative regulation models. Perfect for students and professionals in international law and policy sectors.