Alex Green

Alex Green is a Lecturer at York Law School in the United Kingdom, currently researching the relationship between international law and sea-level rise. More generally, he writes on legal and political theory, law and cultural studies, general international law, and the concept of statehood.

Symposium
Progress and International Law: A Cursed Relationship?

Towards an (Im)possible Polis: Legal Imagination and State Continuity

Thomas Baty once quipped that ‘[i]nternational law, it is generally agreed, has something to do with states’. By opening The Canons of International Law in this manner, Baty draws our...