Queering Private Law Workshop will be taking place UCL Faculty of Laws with an amazing lineup of keynotes and speakers, including The Hon. Dr. Victoria McCloud, Simon Stern Senthorun Raj Katie Jukes, Jack Enman-Beech James C. Fisher Andrew Gilden Dafni Lima Bryan Y. Wang HardmanLaw >>>

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"There is no end to possible theories of motivation, with their corresponding ways of defining and classifying motives. Our hero can do what he does because he is of some particular religion, race, nationality, social class, historical tradition, occupation... 1/6

Tickled to learn that 'solecism' is of an Attic Greek word for, basically, 'how they speak Greek over there in Soli', and so encodes the antiquity of the connexion between grammar and prejudice.

Late to Kate Beaton's 'Ducks', a book of such emotional weight that I have not picked it up to put it back on the shelf for days. It shows how the sensible little choices of people getting by in crisis can add up to exploitation, sexism, colonial extraction, destruction.

So excited to discuss tomorrow The Dickson Poon School of Law the manuscript of my book, "The Poet of Uncertainty. Shakespeare on Law, Power, and Knowledge." We live in an age of uncertainty: what better guide would you want than Shakespeare, who turned uncertainty into his main creative tool?

West End Phoenix A lost world. Was happy to be in charge of the "old men on the benches" beat for the West End Phoenix group project coverage of the last days of the mall. westendphoenix.com/stories/the-lo…

Me on how we go from contractual fantasies of the everyday, through rhetorical techniques of power in digitized material forms, to a normativity of resignation, and somehow all in twenty minutes, at two o'clock in Portsmouth #SLSA2024!

Bluebell time in London.

Make sure to review Kant’s rules for dinner parties so that you’re ready to celebrate his 300th birthday on Monday

Immortalised my PhD experience in a book. policy.bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/the-black-phd-…

My thesis helps to create a gap in the literature and regress previous discussions on this question

A zoomy zoom back from Weisberg's prepositional prolepsis of law in/as literature.

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Everyone, including those who think we're building powerful AI to improve lives for everyone, should take seriously how poorly our current economic indicators (unemployment, earnings, inflation) capture the well-being of low- and moderate-income folks. politico.com/news/magazine/…