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This study aims to introduce William Twining's global view of law, which is shaped through the criticisms of the mainstream legal philosophy. Based on a multi-lensed, critical, contextual, and empirical perspective, Twining discusses what kind of framework should jurisprudence offer to address the problems posed by globalization. This framework is also important in terms of providing solutions to the legal problems shaped by the characteristics of the 21st century. The study aims to highlight the main points of Twining's approach, in this regard, the basic concepts and principles emphasized by the author will be discussed. In this direction, the author's concern to explain where he stands and evaluates, his criticisms of mainstream jurisprudence, and the outlines of the global jurisprudence approach he put forward in line with these criticisms will be discussed. The term "standpoint", which Twining uses to emphasize that the researcher's background and position shapes his perspective on the subject he researches, and the term "travel well", which he uses for the meaningful replacement of (legal) concepts between different legal cultures, will be discussed within the scope of the subject.