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Walker, Clive --- "The rule of law and terrorism" [2018] ELECD 626; in May, Christopher; Winchester, Adam (eds), "Handbook on the Rule of Law" (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2018) 453

Book Title: Handbook on the Rule of Law

Editor(s): May, Christopher; Winchester, Adam

Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing

ISBN: 9781786432438

Section: Chapter 27

Section Title: The rule of law and terrorism

Author(s): Walker, Clive

Number of pages: 18

Abstract/Description:

This chapter invites a reading of the international rule of law as a marketing tool. Its rhetorical purchase is shown to provide fertile ground for branding, employed as a means to attract resources in a highly competitive industry – what I call the ‘global justice sector’. The practices of the International Criminal Court, one of those institutions competing in this sector, exemplify the employment of the international rule of law in its marketised form as a means to strengthen its global justice brand. This reading of the international rule of law is placed within the context of a neoliberalism which constitutes and reconstitutes the juncture between the market and justice.


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