Axel Honneth will join us this evening Columbia Center for Contemporary Critical Thought for a critical conversation on democratizing the workplace and cooperation at #Coöperism1313 at 6:15pm. Please join us and RSVP👇🏼

THIS WEDNESDAY: Join us for Coöperism 12/13 on the Democratization of the Workplace with Axel Honneth! 6:15 p.m. in the Annex Columbia University. For more information on readings and registration, please see here: cooperism.law.columbia.edu/12-13/

If you're in New York, book launch on 16 April with Bernard E. Harcourt, Paul Londrigan and Marcelo Hoffman to discuss Foucault in Brazil: Dictatorship, Resistance, and Solidarity (@UPittPress 2024) upittpress.org/books/97808229…

Intense debate this afternoon over the future of critical theory, concrete utopias, love-of-world (or not), international law, post colonialism, and critical praxis with Seyla Benhabib, Axel Honneth, Nadia Urbinati, Steven Lukes, and many colleagues and students Columbia Center for Contemporary Critical Thought

In other news, we are also seeking extensive discovery after the State of Alabama hid the confession letter of the main co-defendant for 19 years... and, it now turns out, two police interrogations and other exculpatory evidence. Pleadings here: cccct.law.columbia.edu/content/david-…

At the IJS, we just moved for expedited discovery in our §1983 challenge to Alabama's use of nitrogen gas. The litigation needs to move fast now that Alabama is seeking a second gas execution despite the horror of that first human experiment. Pleadings: cccct.law.columbia.edu/content/david-…

Join us on Sat. April 6 Columbia Center for Contemporary Critical Thought for a colloquium on the future of critical theory drawing on the work of Seyla Benhabib, with Axel Honneth Carmen Lea Dege Turku Isiksel Anna Jurkevics Angélica María Bernal Ayten Gundogdu and others. Info and RSVP here: cccct.law.columbia.edu/content/anothe…

Coming up Columbia Center for Contemporary Critical Thought on Fri. April 5: Full day workshop on Pashukanis and the Revolution of Law with new translations by Rafael Khachaturian and Igor Shoikhedbrod, comments by Yana Skorobogatov, Jeremy Kessler, Katharina Pistor, and Andreas Kalyvas. Info and RSVP here: cccct.law.columbia.edu/content/revolu…

« Dans les couloir de l'inhumanité » : « Une telle méthode relève de l’expérimentation humaine » : le combat pour stopper les exécutions à l’azote en Alabama. Article de Stéphane Bussard @letemps sur la lutte contre la peine de mort aux USA (@omctorg) : letemps.ch/monde/amerique…

Join us on April 10th at 5:30p ET for the official launch event of the Racial Justice and Abolition Democracy curriculum. RJAD is the first-of-its-kind curriculum designed by and for those committed to exploring an end to mass incarceration. Register below tinyurl.com/RJADLaunch

«Une telle méthode relève de l’expérimentation humaine»: l’inlassable combat d’un avocat new-yorkais pour stopper les exécutions à l’azote en Alabama | via @letemps letemps.ch/monde/amerique…

TONIGHT in the Jerome Greene Annex Columbia University at 6pm. We hope to see you there!

Rescue at sea in Mediterranean is a microcosm of cooperation in the interstices of and against the violence of the state: Join Chloe Howe Haralambous at #Coöperism1313 this Wed. March 6 for preview of Chiara Towne's doc 'Channel 16' and public discussion: cooperism.law.columbia.edu/11-13/

Join us on Wednesday (3/6) for Coöperism 11/13 on Rescue at Sea Columbia University! We have a stellar lineup of panelists joining us, all of whom have been on the ground, studying and documenting the migrant crisis in the Mediterranean. Please RSVP here: eventbrite.com/e/cooperism-11…

I wrote with John Legend about the repression of bail funds & movements via proposed legislation to limit, outlaw, & even criminalize bail funds in Georgia, Virginia, Tennessee, & Kentucky. The carceral state is threatened by the power of collective care.

Spent the morning discussing racial justice in the aftermath of McCleskey v. Kemp w/ Bernard E. Harcourt’s first year Crim Law class Columbia Law School. We recognized that the most transformative work is happening outside of courtrooms 🙏🏾

Powerful editorial by Professor Austin Sarat (Austin Sarat) calling for moratorium on nitrogen gas executions: 'As David Wilson’s §1983 suit makes clear, sometimes the past is prologue.' Read essay here: j.st/58nm via Justia Verdict

JIE Scholar Darryl Robertson authors article for MSNBC - Justice-in-Education justiceineducation.columbia.edu/darryl-roberts…

I honestly do not understand how to reconcile all this with nitrogen gas asphyxiation executions in Alabama. I am not trying to be clever or sarcastic, I really mean it. How can this all possibly go together coherently?

In time for our #1313 public seminar tonight at 6PM on the Black Panthers and Cooperation, the PBS PBS NewsHour just did a great story on 'The often misunderstood legacy of the Black Panther Party': View it here: pbs.org/video/hidden-h… Join us TONIGHT here: cooperism.law.columbia.edu/10-13/