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Demystifying the neo-colonialism of international law

Demystifying the neo-colonialism of international law

by Lena Salaymeh | 19 Dec 2023 | Article

@ShahdAbusalama (Twitter) Colonialism—a modern form of imperialism—emerged in the sixteenth century, after the Spanish and Portuguese occupation of South America. Colonialism involves a state occupying a territory and exploiting its resources (natural and human) for...
Chile’s Second Constitutional Plebiscite: Of Headlines and Compromises

Chile’s Second Constitutional Plebiscite: Of Headlines and Compromises

by Maria Pardo Vergara | 14 Dec 2023 | Article

On December 17th Chile will face its second constitutional plebiscite in little more than a year. As might be recalled, in September 2022, 68.89% voted to reject the draft Constitution written by a Convention in which the Left held a considerable majority. This time,...
The Unpersonhood of the Enemy: The Turkish Case of Can Atalay

The Unpersonhood of the Enemy: The Turkish Case of Can Atalay

by Ezgi Duman | 13 Dec 2023 | Article

@Seyhan Avşar The Enemy, The Law, The Reason The repercussion of the prosecution of Can Atalay will have a major impact on the politics in Turkey. Atalay is a socialist lawyer and rights defender who was sentenced to 18 years in prison following the ‘Gezi Trial’....
What does it mean to dream of new anticolonial worlds from within the law school?

What does it mean to dream of new anticolonial worlds from within the law school?

by Foluke Adebisi and Beth Kamunge-Kpodo | 17 Nov 2023 | Article

Continuing our series on Folúkẹ́ Adébísí brilliant Decolonisation and Legal Knowledge (Bristol University Press 2023), Beth Kamunge-Kpodo and Folúkẹ́ Adébísí have a conversation about how to use decolonisation to uncover the silences and absences in legal knowledge....
The Hegel of Coyoacán: In Memoriam, Enrique Dussel

The Hegel of Coyoacán: In Memoriam, Enrique Dussel

by Oscar Guardiola-Rivera | 13 Nov 2023 | Article

(24 December 1934 – 5 November 2023) My most enduring image of Enrique Dussel shows him in the role that made him happiest. That of a teacher, maestro in Spanish; with a lowercase ‘m’, as in the mastery of non-mastery. There he is, in front of a...
Letter from Legal Experts on Labour’s position on the commission of war crimes

Letter from Legal Experts on Labour’s position on the commission of war crimes

by Michelle Farrell | 19 Oct 2023 | Article

Dear Mr Starmer, We, the undersigned, are writing to request that the Labour party immediately clarify its position on the prohibition of collective punishment. On 11 October, you were asked on LBC radio if Israel’s siege of Gaza, and the cutting off of...
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