Ties that Sever: Losing the Right to Belong in Denmark

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Otherworldly Properties

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Conspiracy Theories, Racial Liberalism and Fantasies of Freedom

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Person, Property, Relationships: A Cont(r)actual View

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The Power of Purity: Preliminary Notes for an Archaeology of Modern Jurisprudence

2024-6-18

Nietzsche’s Legacy and Constitutional Values: A Deconstructive Reading

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A Plural Nomos: Law, Life, and Knowledge

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Correction: Legal Survivals and the Resilience of Juridical Form

2024-4-24

Negri’s “Minor Jurisprudence”

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The Role of the Law in Critical Theory: An Engagement with Hardt and Negri’s Commonwealth

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A Reply to Xifaras

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Negri’s Journey: A Roadmap

2024-3-15

Nachleben der Antike, Time, and Restitution: Notes for a Nocturnal Jurisprudence of the Image

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No Such Thing as Free Speech? Performativity, Free Speech, and Academic Freedom in the UK

2024-1-17

Reconfiguring Sovereignties Through the Law: Indigenous Patrimonialization in the Americas

2023-12-21

Legal Survivals and the Resilience of Juridical Form

2023-11-6

For I Do Not Know How to Act: Tadeusz Kantor and the Reality of Theatre

2023-11-1

AULL LEEGAL PLURARIBILITIES

2023-11-1

Ethics: An Impossible Politics—Perversion, Law and Racial Difference

2023-10-25

Ari Hirvonen, Critical Legal Scholar, 1960-2021

2023-10-24

Communications Infrastructure, Technological Solutionism and the International Legal Imagination

2023-10-21

Hope and Despair

2023-10-16

The Arrow of Thought: Some Notes on Ari Hirvonen’s the Ethics of Tragedy

2023-10-16

Legal Tech, the Law Firm and the Imagination of the Right Legal Answer

2023-10-10

Introduction: Tech and the Transformation of Legal Imagination

2023-10-6

Boundary Spaces (Where are we, Ari?)

2023-10-6

Civic Action Against Son Preference in Tirupati, India: Critical International Law Put into Practice?

2023-10-5

Habermas, Popular Sovereignty, and the Legitimacy of Law

2023-10-4

The Robot and Human Futures: Visualising Autonomy in Law and Science Fiction

2023-9-29

Digital Humanitarian Mapping and the Limits of Imagination in International Law

2023-9-29

Regulating Communicative Risk: Online Harms and Subjective Rights

2023-9-15

Human Rights Penality and Violence Against Women: The Coloniality of Disembodied Justice

2023-9-4

The Two Forms of Legal Time: Pierre Legendre’s “La Durée Poignardée”: Remarques sur la Structure et le Temps

2023-8-29

Lost in Transduction: From Law and Code’s Intra-actions to the Right to Explanation in the European Data Protection Regulations

2023-8-27

From Paratexts to Print Machinery

2023-8-16

The Boundaries of Legal Personhood: Disability, Gender and the Cyborg

2023-7-18

Patents as Capitalist Aesthetic Forms

2023-6-26

How the Welfare State Tries to Protect Itself Against the law: Luhmann and new Forms of Social Immune Mechanism

2023-6-13

Own Yourself! Reflexive Possession and Its Discontents in Beloved (1987)

2023-6-10

Manhandling the Goddess: The Thuggee Archive as a Sum of (Male) Parts

2023-6-1

A Call for Rethinking International Arbitration: A TWAIL Perspective on Transnationality and Epistemic Community

2023-5-18

Kierkegaardian Ethics and the Rule of Law

2023-5-12

How to Be Indigenous in India?

2023-4-18

Exteriority as Law: Revisiting the Masochean turn within Levinas

2023-2-1

Translating Dark into Bright: Diary of a Post-Critical Year

2023-2-1

International Law for a Time of Monsters: ‘White Genocide’, The Limits of Liberal Legalism, and the Reclamation of Utopia

2022-12-30

Racial Capitalism and the Dialectics of Development: Exposing the Limits and Lies of International Economic Law

2022-11-26

Judith Butler, the Bakhtin Circle and Free Speech: State Hegemony, Race and Grievability in R.A.V. v. St Paul

2022-11-15

How Not to Talk About Environmental Personhood: Thinking Transitional Concepts

2022-11-15

Challenging the Rule of Law Universalism: Why Marxist Legal Thought Still Matters

2022-11-10