Rose Sydney Parfitt spends part of the year teaching public and international law at Kent Law School and part of the year making things out of cardboard. She makes texts and images about the role that law has played in screwing up the world.

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.