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reflectiÖns on Dis:Order in International Law

In these reflectiÖns scholars take Michelle Stagg Kelsall’s “Disordering International Law” published with the European Journal of International Law in 2022 as a starting point to explore the different shapes and forms a “disordering sensibility” can take, the different and novel directions in which it may disperse our thinking about order and disorder in international law. ReflectiÖns is a standing invitation to all of you to engage and make visible what we all cherish the most, that is thinking fearlessly together.

Contrapuntal Readings of/in/through International Law

Michelle Staggs Kelsall

Is “Dis/ordering International Law” the Panacea to the Many Frustrations Found in Critical International Legal Scholarship?

‘To Do Away with All Mediation’

‘Re/de/composing’ International Law

Marie Petersmann

Palestine, Israel and the (Dis)ordering of International Law

Michelle Burgis-Kasthala

Dreaming of ‘Disorder’ and Imagining Reimagination

Gamze Erdem Türkelli

Governmentalities of Disorder

Dimitri Van Den Meerssche

Organising International Law

(Dis)ordering Anthropocentric Hierarchies

Reflections in Art

Rose Sydney Parfitt Michelle Staggs Kelsall

Embracing ‘Pataphysics of International Law

Sué González Hauck Anna Sophia Tiedeke