Michelle Staggs Kelsall

Michelle Staggs Kelsall is an international legal scholar and practitioner whose work spans human rights, business and human rights, and the genealogy of international law. She applies a critical approach to practice while exploring how law, institutions and theory intersect to support dialogue, understanding, and answerability.

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Symposium
Women in International Law Vol. 5

#54 Publish, Parent, Perish? Making Space for Mothers in Legal Academia

Joyce De Coninck Michelle Staggs Kelsall Tania Ixchel Atilano Sissy Katsoni Polina Kulish Céline Chausse Rishiti Choudaha

Motherhood sits uneasily within the institutional imagination of international legal academia. Academic career paths are still commonly structured around expectations of uninterrupted productivity, geographic mobility, and “always-on” availability...

Symposium
reflectiÖns on Dis:Order in International Law

Contrapuntal Readings of/in/through International Law

Michelle Staggs Kelsall

Fugue Liberal Legal Order Re:dux, Re:boot, Re:turn. “The liberal international legal order is dead. Long live the liberal international legal order!” This, it seems, remains the paradox of our contemporary...

Symposium
reflectiÖns on Dis:Order in International Law

Reflections in Art

Rose Sydney Parfitt Michelle Staggs Kelsall

state:hood Nitin Sawnhey, Homelands Michelle Staggs Kelsall on Dis:Order (more…)