Remember that we are living, writing, waking up, sleeping, lamenting, breathing, resisting, and working amid an acceleration of Israel’s 75-year settler colonial project
(underwritten by the US and Europe), or what we have come to call a genocide. Settler colonialism is not an event but a structure, and ‘genocide’ is an intensification [...]
Amidst the intellectual and political tumult surrounding the genocide of the Palestinian people, this essay seeks to foreground and amplify a marginalised voice. We aim to
intervene in ongoing debates within academia and the wider public in the Global North, which often fail to grasp the lived realities of the people in the Middle East, [...]
The rhetoric around the complete erosion of international law has recently proliferated mainstream political discourse and scholarship. But, surprisingly the current state
of the international legal order or its lack thereof is not unprecedented. Trump’s dismissal, Israel’s impunity and Russia-Ukraine war are some of the more dominant [...]
In a Declaration appended to the International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) Advisory Opinion concerning the Occupied Palestinian Territories in 2024, Judge Hilary Charlesworth
drew attention to the discriminatory effects of Israel’s policies on Palestinian women and girls.[1] Having written the conclusion to the 2019 collection, Feminist [...]
A week before the 13th Berlin Biennale’s opening in June 2025, a social media account took to criticizing Biennale curator Zasha Colah’s contention, made in a recently
published interview, that “there is no censorship in Germany”.[1] The social media response was a result of some activists’ and artists’ perception that [...]
A recent discussion on the StataList (here) delves into subtle differences that distinguish inserting fixed effects into an ordered logit estimation (ologit) and estimating
a model using the feologit command. As the discussion emphasizes, the appropriate approach pivots largely on different types of "fixed effects." Specifically, the [...]
The University of Kansas School of Law invites applications for both entry-level associate professor and lateral tenure-track/tenured professor candidates for three positions
to begin in the fall of 2026: (1) Criminal Law; (2) Health Law; and (3) Constitutional Law. [...]
Framed by Marc Galanter's (Wisc.) canonical 2004 paper, The Vanishing Trial, a recent paper by Stefanie Lindquist (Wash U.) and Kirk Randazzo (South Carolina--poli sci), The
Vanishing Appeal?, may not surprise many. That said, it was not too long ago that appellate courts adopted a number of case management protocols in response to "burgeoning [...]
