Complexity Theory and Law

Introduction Jamie Murray, Tom Webb and Steven Wheatley, `Complexity Theory & Law: Mapping a New Legal Science' PART I: THINKING ABOUT COMPLEXITY & LAW 1. Jamie Murray, Tom Webb and Steven Wheatley, `Law's Complexity' 2. Tom Webb, `Complexity Jurisprudence in the Shadow of Autopoiesis?' 3. JB Ruhl and Dan Katz ,`Complexity Theory and Law - Where are we and where must we go?' PART II THE COMPLEX STATE: CONSTITUTIONALISM AND PUBLIC POLICY 4. Neville Harris, `Complexity: Knowing it, measuring it, tolerating it?' 5. Tom Webb, `Complexity and Vulnerability in Administrative Decision-Making' PART III COMPLEXITY BEYOND THE STATE: INTERNATIONAL LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS 6. Steven Wheatley, ``The Emergence and Evolution of the Complex International Law System' 7. Anna Marie Brennan, `Prosecuting Transnational Terrorist Groups before the International Criminal Court: How Complexity Theory Can Explain the Accountability Gap' 8. Sionaidh Douglas-Scott, `Complexity theory and human rights' 9. Dimitrios Tsarapatsanis, `The `Consensus Approach' of the ECtHR as a Rational Response to Complexity: Taming Uncertainty through Collective Intelligence' PART IV: COMPLEXITY AND BUSINESS AND FINANCE REGULATION 10. Jamie Murray, `Regulating for Resilience in the Global Financial System' 11. Michael Leach, `Rethinking Legal Transplantation as a Complex Legal Phenomenon' 12. Xiao Li, `An Adaptive Capacity Enhancement Model of Corporate Governance' PART V: COMPLEXITY AND THE ETHICS OF LAW AND REGULATION 13. Minka Woermann, `Complexity and the ethics of law' 14. Julian Webb, `Playing with the Rules: On agency and entropy in legal ethics' 15. Lucy Finchett-Maddock, `Speculative Entropy: The Beauty of Time, Chaos and the Unknown in Environmental Law' CONCLUSION Murray, Webb and Wheatley, `The Futures of Complexity Theory in Law'. Complexity Theory & Law: Mapping an Emergent Jurisprudence

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