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Paper delivered at the Critical Legal Conference 2026, Westminster Law School. This continues a question I first broached in a chapter dedicated to The Legal Theory of Costas Douzinas, which in turn was inspired by his claim that: the theory of justice is the oldest…
Following the untimely death of Prof Emilios Christodoulidis, in February of this year a new group of managing editors was appointed for the journal Law & Critique. We join Law and Critique as new Managing Editors with a desire to do justice to the tradition of the…
The Justice Squid did not appear at Westminster Law School, during its hosting of CLC2026. The Justice Squid, in fact, failed to appear; it remained hidden and lurking behind the scenes, staged only by the performative meanderings of myself and the inimitable Andreas…
I found interesting two things: the space of the protest, and the content of the lecture: commodification. There, probably, rests the radical import of the protest.
Every little helps!
This series of lectures by David Harvey can be very relevant:
http://davidharvey.org/2008/06/getting-started/