The Evolution of Transnational Rule-Makers through Crises - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-viii

Figures

pp ix-x

Tables

pp xi-xii

Contributors

pp xiii-xiv

Abbreviations

pp xv-xviii

Acknowledgements

pp xix-xx

Introduction

pp 1-18

Part I - Global Governance and Politics

pp 19-82

1 - The Resilience of Private Authority in Times of Crisis

pp 21-46

2 - Between Public and Private

pp 47-65

3 - Corporations and the Making of Public Standards in International Law

pp 66-82

Part II - Evolution and Resilience in Banking and Finance

pp 83-130

4 - Standard-Setting and Organizational Resilience

pp 85-100

5 - Resilience and Change in Private Standard-Setting The Case of LIBOR

pp 101-115

6 - The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision in the Post-crisis International Governance of Banking Regulation

pp 116-130

Part III - Evolution and Resilience in Sustainability and Food Safety Regimes

pp 131-194

7 - Human Rights Due Diligence and Evolution of Voluntary Sustainability Standards

pp 133-153

8 - The Politics of Collaborative Governance in Global Supply Chains

pp 154-173

9 - The Evolution of the Global Food Safety Initiative

pp 174-194

Part IV - Evolution and Adaptation in Sector-Specific Regimes

pp 195-258

10 - Organizational Responses of Transnational Private Regulators after Major Accidents

pp 197-219

11 - The Accountability Response of the Global Anti-doping Regime to the Russian Doping Scandal (2015-2020)

pp 220-241

12 - “Keynesian” Shipping Containers?

pp 242-258

Part V - Resilience in Technical Standardization

pp 259-356

13 - The International Organization for Standardization

pp 261-286

14 - Global Rivalry over Leadership in ICT Standardization

pp 287-309

15 - The International Electrotechnical Commission

pp 310-342