Photo by Rana Göksu Geo-Materializing the Legal Imaginary: The Cycle of Produced and Producing Geography examines how land once rendered ‘null’ was later claimed as ‘full’, and how these transformations continue to shape our imaginaries on political authority,...
The London Review of International Law is looking to appoint a new Editorial Fellow. The Fellow will be involved in all aspects of the Journal’s work and all stages of the editorial process: from desk review to copy-editing. The post is for a two-year term, and...
Conference Information Update Registration, Plenaries, and Accommodation deals are now live on the CLC2026 website. Please register by choosing one of two options, either ‘institutionally funded’ or self-funded’. More...
During his second term, US President Donald Trump has used or threatened tariffs against numerous countries in ways that blur the borders between economic and political demands and between tariffs and unilateral economic sanctions. Trump framed his sweeping...
All are invited to an online talk by me, Gilbert Leung, on 24 July 2026 at 11:00 CEST | 10:00 BST, in which I will attempt to answer the question: ‘What is critical legal theory?’ The official description of the talk appears below. What it does not mention is that the...
Celebrating the first edited volume on the work of Costas Douzinas, the conference brings together his collaborators, students and contemporaries in legal critique to reflect on different aspects of his oeuvre and to celebrate his significant contribution to legal...
