De Joodse organisaties zouden zich barmhartiger mogen opstellen naar de slachtoffers die in hun naam in Gaza worden gemaakt. Zij nemen hiermee duidelijk stelling vóór Israël. Hun masker valt af.
Toen Oekraïne mede op 4 mei werd herdacht hoorde je ze niet.
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For @parapraxis_mag I thought a little about student protests for Palestine, the securitization of universities, the rhetoric of “safety,” and the spectacular distractions of America’s libidinally charged obsession with the things that happen “on campus.”

parapraxismagazine.com/articles/the-c…

Why is it that the party which calls the police to have peaceful protesters arrested is then so often the one calling for a 'reset' of amicability?

Columbia Law Review is now accepting abstract submissions for our Fall 2024 Symposium on the Law of Protest! Please submit your abstracts to Shaunak Puri, our current Symposium & Book Review Editor, at [email protected]. #LRSubmissions @ScholasticaLR Columbia Law School

Fucking blistering editorial by the Columbia University student newspaper. columbiaspectator.com/opinion/2024/0…

I am all for good writing but if you disguise a critique of 'you do not cite or like my work enough' as a beef about good writing, you are the one who has failed the test of rigour and significance fyi

I am in equal parts excited, nervous and grateful to have my book coming out in a month. DM for advanced copies if you would like to review it or feature it. The flyer below has more details about how to get in touch with Melbourne University Publishing too.

Such an excellent workshop yesterday - congrats Laura Mai! I really enjoyed discussing the theme of time & temporality with Irene van Oorschot and Julia Dehm during our panel.

Day 2 of the Constitutionalizing in the Anthropocene Research Week Tilburg Law School . Fantastic first panel discussion on subjectivity in socio-legal research. With Laura Mai Tim Lindgren Connal Parsley Morag Goodwin and Sophie Chao!

Thrilled to announce the culmination of a 3-year research endeavor! Alongside 30 researchers from 11 Latin American countries, we‘ve developed the first systematic database compiling studies on the Inter-American Human Rights System. Key findings from our analysis: 🧵👇🏽

I wrote a (working) paper on abortion in EU law that shows how EU law contributes to undermining gender and reproductive justice and equality.

Last week I submitted my PhD dissertation entitled 'Whose Norms, Whose Governance: Company Administered Grievance Mechanisms, Access to Remedy, and Human Rights'

My thesis analyses how norms from human rights law take on inform new practices in an era of global governance.

An early access version of Nahuel Maisley's article offering a critical appraisal of the G20's 'infrastructure as an asset class' is now available Transnational Legal Theory : doi.org/10.1080/204140…

Check out this great new piece by Catherine Frost on the use of advisory opinions by Canada's Supreme Court, just published in Transnational Legal Theory : doi.org/10.1080/204140…

Just a few more days before this PhD vacancy closes! Apply soon.

Missed the brilliant lecture given by Prof. Carmen G. Gonzalez on racial capitalism and international law?

🎁Here's the recording:
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What do we mean when we talk about 'transformation'?
My attempt at a response is now published with LJIL and available open access via cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Thinking of beginning a PhD this September?

Coming soon... FOUR fully-paid PhD positions within the project ‘Strategic Climate Litigation’s Direct and Indirect Consequences for Democracies’.
Working with Christina Eckes.
More info soon.
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New paper finally out. W/ Marie Petersmann and 4 other lovely colleagues. 'Constitutionalizing in the Anthropocene' elgaronline.com/view/journals/…

Join our workshop in Stellenbosch 🇿🇦 20-21 June 2024: What is “the Global”? Reassembling Legal Authority in Space and Time. Abstracts due 25 March 2024. Tilburg Law School EUI Law Department Institute for Global Law & Policy