The latest issue of the
London Review of International Law (Vol. 3, no. 2, September 2015) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
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Judith Butler,
Human shields
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B.S. Chimni,
Peace through law: lessons from 1914
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Ratna Kapur,
Precarious desires and ungrievable lives: human rights and postcolonial critiques of legal justice
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Daniel Joyce & Gabrielle Simm,
Zero Dark Thirty: international law, film and representation
- Books etc.
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Book Symposium: Mark Neocleous, War Power, Police Power (Edinburgh UP, 2014)
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Illan rua Wall,
War Power, Police Power: a paradigmatic book
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Caroline Holmqvist,
Always already war power, police power
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Yari Lanci,
Systematic colonisation and the secret(s) of the capitalist mode of production
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Claudia Aradau,
War, police, critique
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Mark Neocleous,
Red and dead: reply to critics
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Sectionthree
- Barry Hill,
In the Peace Park
