The latest issue of the
London Review of International Law (Vol. 12, no. 1, March 2024) is out. Contents include:
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Articles
- José Duke Bagulaya, The psychiatrisation of international law in James Lorimer’s The Institutes
- Ahmed Memon, ‘English in taste, Indian in blood’: caste hegemony in the making of British international legal thought
- Walter Rech, Legal expertise and military strategy: Christine de Pizan on the laws of war
- William Hamilton Byrne, Is critique part of the practice of international law?
- Sean Molloy, The Universal Periodic Review and peace agreement implementation: conceptualising connections, challenges, and ways forward
- Section Three
- Barry Hill, Black Fire Burning With A Dark Gemlike Brilliance; White Rose (contd)
