The conventional story runs like this: violence is what happens where law ends. Law is the alternative to the feud, the pacifier of the state of nature, and the substitution of process for force. On this account, violence and law occupy opposite ends of a single...
Honni van Rijswijk
CfP: Complicities. The Law, Literature and Humanities Association of Australia, Conference UTS Sydney 9–12 December 2015
Complicity is a state of being complex or involved, and no matter where we are, or what we do, law is part of our entanglement in the world. This conference will explore law’s complex relations with culture, politics and capital. It will investigate law as an...

