Call for Contributions: Digital Solidarity and International Law: Collective Action and Human Rights in the Digital Age

A call has been issued for contributions to the forthcoming volume "Digital Solidarity and International Law: Collective Action and Human Rights in the Digital Age," which is to be published in the Routledge Research in International Law series. The book will examine how solidarities are formed and expressed in the digital sphere and their implications for international law in areas including human rights, trade, environment, health, and peace and security. The editors invite contributions that engage with doctrinal, empirical, or critical approaches (e.g., TWAIL, feminist, or interdisciplinary perspectives). The call is here.