1:Introduction, Isil Aral and Jean D'aspremont
The Idea of Universality
2:The Spaces of the Universal and the Particular in International Law: Questioning Binaries and Uncovering Political Projects, Gail C Lythgoe
3:The Philosophical Problem of Universals and Universality Binaries in International Law: Hobbes and Leibniz Compared, Ekaterina Yahyaoui Krivenko
4:Universalising the Particular; or, Hotel and Carrier Bag, Matthew Nicholson
5:International Legal Universalism: A Reactionary Ideology of Disciplinary Self-Aggrandizement, Akbar Rasulov
The Invention of Universality
6:The Assumption, Not Invention, of Universality Is the Problem, Onuma Yasuaki and Ishii Yurika
7:L'Invention de l'Universalité du Droit International, Frédéric Mégret
Universality and Rights
8:Universal Human Rights within Social Particulars, Mark Retter
9:Human Rights Nationalism as Universality Challenge, Tilmann Altwicker
Universality and the Non-Human
10:Universalisms of Human Dominion, Alejandro Lorite
11:The Universal Recognition of Animal Welfare and its Dark Sides, Régis Bismuth
Universality beyond Europe
12:Regionalism, Hegemony, and Universality in the International Order of the Far East, Mohammad Shahabuddin
13:Universality in International Law Beyond the European: An Islamic Law Perspective, Mashood Baderin
14:Beyond Co-option and Contestation: The Chinese Belt and Road Initiative and the Universality of International Law, Kanad Bagchi and Milan Tahraoui
Universality and the Languages of International Law
15:The Power of Images: Questioning the Universality of International Human Rights Law, Elisabeth Roy-Trudel
16:German 'Dogmatik' - An Untranslatable Concept if Ever There was One?, Markus Beham
Critique and Resistance to Universality
17:The Retreat of the State in International Law? The Paris Agreement as a Case Study, Maiko Meguro
18:Oscillating Justice: Between Universal and Particular, Zinaida Miller
19:Conceptual Universality vs Pragmatic Particularity in International Adjudication, Andreas Kulick
