On European Human Rights, Frames, and Critique
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Esra Demir-Gürsel
Jens T. Theilen
Daniela Rau
Dear Esra, dear Jens, thank you for accepting the invitation to share insights into your research on the framing and critique of European Human Rights Law with us. You are...
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Contrapuntal Readings of/in/through International Law
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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...
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Is “Dis/ordering International Law” the Panacea to the Many Frustrations Found in Critical International Legal Scholarship?
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re:sources Janka Nabay and the Bubu Gang, Sabanoh Michelle Staggs Kelsall on Dis:Order (more…)
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‘To Do Away with All Mediation’
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‘Re/de/composing’ International Law
31.07.2024
juris:generative Maya Youssef, Breakthrough Classic FM session Michelle Staggs Kelsall on Dis:Order (more…)
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Palestine, Israel and the (Dis)ordering of International Law
31.07.2024
juris:generative Maya Youssef, Breakthrough Classic FM session Michelle Staggs Kelsall on Dis:Order (more…)
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Dreaming of ‘Disorder’ and Imagining Reimagination
30.07.2024
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Governmentalities of Disorder
30.07.2024
Dimitri Van Den Meerssche
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Organising International Law
30.07.2024
response:ability Anna Tijoux, Niñx Michelle Staggs Kelsall on Dis:Order (more…)
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(Dis)ordering Anthropocentric Hierarchies
29.07.2024
state:hood Nitin Sawnhey, Homelands Michelle Staggs Kelsall on Dis:Order (more…)
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Reflections in Art
29.07.2024
Rose Sydney Parfitt
Michelle Staggs Kelsall
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Opening the World of International Law Education
28.03.2024
Raffaela Kunz
Max Milas
Sué González Hauck
Yota Negishi
Miharu Hirano
Earlier this month, the book Public International Law: A Multi-Perspective Approach was published. It is the first-ever openly accessible and collectively written textbook from different perspectives with digital pedagogical materials....
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Introducing the Third Annual ‘Women in International Law’ Symposium
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On the occasion of the International Women’s Day, celebrated annually on the 8th of March, Völkerrechtsblog celebrates women in international law with the annual ‘Women in International Law’ symposium. The...
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The Evergreen Examination Question
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As ChatGPT-4 and other artificial intelligence machines are all but extinguishing the essay-writing practice, it is high time that we receive the right answer to the ever-green topic of international...
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An Inclusive International Court of Justice
10.11.2023
On the 24th of October, the Information Department of the International Court of Justice (‘ICJ’ or ‘the Court’) published a press release, announcing that the Court had amended its Rules,...
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Relapse into ‘Civilisation’?! A Narrative’s Continuity and Change
01.02.2023
Ntina Tzouvala
Hendrik Simon
Critical International Law has become increasingly influential in academic discourse. However, argues Ntina Tzouvala, there remain important blind spots. An interview on capitalism, racism, and the ongoing impact of ‘civilisation’....
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31.01.2023
Ntina Tzouvala
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