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Feminist Theory and International Law: Posthuman Perspectives

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In this book review symposium on Emily Jones’ monograph “Feminist Theory and International Law Posthuman Perspectives” (Routledge 2023), scholars discuss this exciting contribution to the field of posthuman feminist legal theory. A portion of the book is available open access to accompany this symposium, courtesy of Routledge. Enjoy!

Theory as Practice in International Law

25.05.2023
Emily Jones
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Making Sense of Posthuman Feminist Theory in International Law

24.05.2023
Anastasia Hammerschmied Amelie Herzog
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Nature and the Conceit of Law

23.05.2023
Usha Natarajan
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‘Life as Relation not Dividuation’

22.05.2023
Sanskriti Sanghi
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An Invite to Stay With the Trouble

19.05.2023
Maria Elander
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Must We Instrumentalize?

18.05.2023
Fleur Johns
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Exclusionary Humanism and Anthropocentrism: A Valid Tandem?

17.05.2023
Pedro Martínez Esponda
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Introducing the Symposium on Feminist Theory and International Law: Posthuman Perspectives by Emily Jones

17.05.2023
Lys Kulamadayil Isabel Lischewski Sebastian M. Spitra
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