The CfP for the #LawLitHum Conference on 'Legal Imaginaries' is now out (happening in Hong Kong in December). Valeria Vázquez Guevara & I are convening a stream on alternative internationalisms! Interested in different international solidarities & ways of (re)imagining int law? Apply!

It was a great pleasure to host Umut's presentation and discussion of his fantastic new book - check out the talk and even more importantly, grab a copy!

The lines delineated here are essential to the future of public law - fantastic review

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The constellation of real meanings and intents is so much clearer in 'mettre en valeur' compared to 'develop'

On the interconnection between Nigeria and Canadian claims to just compensation for land in the early 20th century, and the 1927 Canadian amendment criminalizing indigenous peoples' attempts to obtain justice.

'Your obedient servant' is an unexpectedly charming way for the Secretary of State to respond to a letter from a citizen (in this case, Mr. W.E.B. Du Bois).

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Very excited for this talk on 3 April, drawing on some fantastic original research.

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🏛CIAR, Ahmedabad University is pleased to invite you to the third session of the webinar series 'South Asia in South China Sea’.

📷Prof. Brian Tsui, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU), March 21, 2024, 6 pm IST via ZOOM

Register: forms.gle/8XGX9EyZQHFhDe……
#SouthAsia #SouthChinaSea #AcademicChatter

This is a fantastic essay

CFP Special issue of Global Nineteenth-Century Studies on “Comparative Empire: Conflict, Competition, and Cooperation, 1750-1914.” Building off of our congress in Singapore but open to anyone, whether you were able to attend or not! Deets 👇

Honored to be speaking at the Peking University School of Transnational Law's Law and Humanity Seminar Series in a few weeks time

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This boggled my mind more than I would like to admit.

Submit your proposals by this Friday the 15th!

Very excited for this book talk in a few weeks - open to all! 9:00 am in the morning on Tuesday March 19 here in Hong Kong, so folks in the Western hemisphere can join us the evening of March 18 as well.

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I'll be speaking (online) on the history of the Forced Labour Convention - how its potential was limited, how that potential can be recovered today - at the Department of History at Panjab University, Chandigarh on March 5. Open to all! Thanks to Chandini Jaswal and all.

Just under three weeks left to apply!

What might art history look like when the frameworks through which the early modern Atlantic world has been approached up to now are, if not jettisoned altogether, scrambled, refracted, and pushed into the background? onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/14678365/2…

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