Routledge handbook of international law and the humanities /
"This handbook brings together 40 of the world's leading scholars and rising stars who study international law from disciplines in the humanities - from history to literature, philosophy to the visual arts - to showcase the distinctive contributions that this field has made to the study of...
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY :
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2021.
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Table of Contents:
- List of figures
- List of contributors
- Introduction. Practice, craft and ethos: inheriting a tradition / Shane Chalmers and Sundhya Pahuja
- Formation
- 1. Modus vivendi : office of transnational jurisprudent / Shaun McVeigh with Ann Genovese and Mark McMillan
- 2. Life in the ruins : international law as doctrine and discipline / Gregor Noll
- 3. Receiving traditions of civility, remaking conditions of cohabitation : a genealogy of politics, law and piety in South Asia / Adil Hasan Khan
- 4. the atomics / Gerry Simpson
- 5. Tender images : characters of private international law in the humanities / Judith Grbich
- 6. A training in conduct / Peter Fitzpatrick, Sundhya Pahuja, Richard Joyce, Kathleen Birrell and Ben Golder
- Sense
- 7. Absent images of international law / Alice Palmer
- 8. Listening about law in the sonic arts : John Cage's 4'33 and Lawrence Abu Hamdan's Saydnaya (the missing 19dB ) / James E K Parker
- 9. Criminal procedure and the humanities : questions of method and orientation / Tom Andrews
- 10. Wayfaring methods / Olivia Barr
- 11. Foot notes. Reflections on method and form / Laura Petersen
- 12. Critical humanities and the human of international human rights law / Ben Golder
- World-making
- 13. Certain (mis)conceptions : Westphalian origins, portraiture and wampum / Jeffery G Hewitt
- 14. The travels of human rights : the UNESCO Human Rights Exhibition 1950-53 / Hilary Charlesworth
- 15. International law, literature and world making / Christopher Gevers
- 16. Sunil Gangopadhyay's lord-healer of lost cases, with a translators afterword : cultivating a postcolonial literary legal imagination / Sunil Gangopadhyay, Debolina Dutta and Oishik Sircar
- 17. We are making a new world / Isobel Roele
- History-telling 18. The time of revolution : decolonisation, heterodox international legal historiography and the problem of the contemporary / Matthew Craven
- 19. A double take on debt : reparations claims and shifting regimes of visibility / Vasuki Nesiah
- 20. 'The object is to frighten him with hope' : questioning the tragic emplotments of international law and decolonisation in the Chagos Archipelago / Stewart Motha
- 21. Contested histories : revisiting the relationship between international law and slavery / Anne-Charlotte Martineau
- 22. 'Space is the only way to go' : the evolution of the extractivist imaginary of international law / Cait Storr
- 23. International law and the production of new resources : lessons from the colonisation of mars / Henry Jones
- 24. Revisiting local hero / Ruth Buchanan
- Community
- 25. The politics of legibility : 'the family' in international human rights law / Dianne Otto
- 26. International law at the border: refugee deaths, the necropolitical state and sovereign accountability / Sara Dehm
- 27. Towards a carceral geography of international law / Kate Grady
- 28. Law and sacrifice in Australian extra-territorial nation spaces : the residue of empire / Lee Godden
- 29. Living together after violent conflict : museum-making as lawful truth-making / Valeria Vázquez Guevara
- 30. The meeting of laws in Australian children's literature / Sophie Rigney
- Concepts for our time
- 31. International law and the humanities in the Anthropocene / Kathleen Birrell and Julia Dehm
- 32. Who, or what, is the human of international humanitarian law? / Matilda Arvidsson
- 33. Automating authority : the human and automation in legal discourse on the meaningful human control of lethal autonomous weapons systems / Connal Parsley
- 34. Rainbow family : machine listening, improvisation and access to justice in international family law / Sara Ramshaw
- 35. In the name of the victim : representing victims in international criminal justice / Maria Elander
- 36. A sovereignty that is 'useless to fascism' / Richard Joyce
- Index.
