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Attention to the Silence criticallegalthinking.com/2025/01/15/att…

The final post in our series on Weil and legal thinking. Claudio Michelin explains how she displaces interest, duty and human flourishing from the centre of morality! criticallegalthinking.com/2025/01/21/bri…

Are you awaiting the decision in Commonwealth v Yunupingu? (The potential native title blockbuster currently before the High Court). Lulu Weis has a great piece here:papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Cover reveal: In September 2025, Mother Mary comes to us all. In this iconic photo by Carlo Buldrini, a young Arundhati Roy blows wisps of smoke into a future she can't yet imagine. She's daring us to look away, but we won't. The perfect cover for a book that refuses to flinch.

I’m co-organising and speaking at this hybrid workshop LSE Law School on reconciling Schmitt with some of his opponents. More details can be found here: lselaw.events/event/beyond-e… Please spread the word!

Dear colleagues, my research on Emmanuel-Joseph Sieyès's idea of constituent power in the French Revolution is now in open access. I share the link for free download: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… #Sieyès #Frenchrevolution #Constituentpower

Leninism, post-marxism and the class consciousness of social movements — Maria Tzanakopoulou for Legal Form legalform.blog/2025/01/30/len…

Delighted to share a new online lectures series "Resource Struggles and International Law" convened by Caitlin Murphy & I It seeks to foster interdisciplinary & historical discussions about how international law both shapes, & is shaped by, struggles over natural resources

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“This book helps chart a pathway to a global history of the moment that we are in.” Jeremy Adelman commenting on Shifting Sovereignties at the Cambridge book launch on March 12. Cambridge History Intellectual Forum Jesus College De Gruyter History ➡️ dgb-history.bsky.social De Gruyter Brill ➡️ @degruyterbrill.bsky.social

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Here is our blog entry from 2020: "Ambedkar’s radical moves beyond Dewey’s pragmatism" countercurrents.org/2020/07/ambedk…

I am thrilled to have a chapter ("The Family-State Analogy in the Mengzi") in The Oxford Handbook of Chinese Philosophy edited by Justin Tiwald (global.oup.com/.../the-oxford…). I am particularly proud that an Arabic name has made it into the list of authors of such a volume on China.

We have two brilliant posts coming this week on fascist regime in the US. First up Aoife O'Donoghue and Ruth Houghton: criticallegalthinking.com/2025/06/02/pro…

Quentin Skinner and the contested history of freedom Samuel Moyn 🔭 in @booksandthearts. thenation.com/article/politi…

I interviewed Sam Klug about his new book The Internal Colony — out now in Spectre Journal spectrejournal.com/the-politics-o…

Reading philosophy can be a hard slog, but the entries in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy are almost always a pleasure to read. What a real achievement this enterprise has been - brining philosphy within the reach of all. If only there were a Nobel Prize for Philosophy..

I wrote an idiosyncratic snapshot of the state of political theory. Basically, I don't think the study of decolonization grows out of postcolonial theory. It's the intellectual afterlife of the global financial crisis and the protest decade that followed. doi.org/10.1177/009059…