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The “rule of law” has become a mantra of these days. Virtually every political leader subscribes to this concept. Even Vladimir Putin, Chinese leadership and authoritarian rulers do not object to the rule of law. However, a widespread support of the rule of law comes with a price. This notion has become so elusive that it verges on the meaningless. As one scholar quoted by Trebilcock and Daniels puts it: “The rule of law means whatever one wants it to mean. It is an empty vessel that everyone can fill up with their own vision.”

MICHAEL J. TREBILCOCK AND RONALD J. DANIELS, RULE OF LAW REFORM AND DEVELOPMENT: CHARTING THE FRAGILE PATH OF PROGRESS, CHELTENHAM, EDWARD ELGAR, 2008