So great to see this paper now published, by the brilliant Hasret Cetinkaya Manchester Law School - Research journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/14…

Delighted to say my book with OUP Law is almost here.

Can be pre-ordered & thanks to Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway Irish Centre for Human Rights NUI, will also be open access.

‘Human Rights and the Care of Older People: Dignity, Vulnerability, and the Anti-Torture Norm’

Thanks you Brighton Reading Room friends for a great launch for Struggles for the Human, to Hasret Cetinkaya Bal Sokhi-Bulley Koshka Duff and Ben Rogaly for thoughtful words, to Ciaran Clark Phil Johnstone et al
for music and everyone who volunteered to raise funds for Medical Aid for Palestinians

Call for Papers- Come join Tor Krever and I in thinking about the ‘juridification of justice’ in April at Exeter Law School

What happens when struggles for justice become battles over rights & questions of legality? What has been gained & lost through the turn to juridification?

My ✍️on 'depleted households' & the erosion of infrastructures of social reproduction due to economic sanctions & hardship in Iran
👉My interviewees refused to be labeled “suffering subjects' even if they offered vivid accounts of their daily “sufferings.”
humanityjournal.org/issue-14-2/dep…

So pleased that ‘anti-imperial epistemic justice’ is out in the superb IJHR SI ‘After Rights? Politics, Ethics, Aesthetics’.

It argues that theorising rights politics in most of the world requires nothing less than anti-imperial epistemic justice.

tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

It’s finally out. This piece I wrote for Humanity shares a personal intellectual journey from Foucault (back) to radical Sikhi. In these times, I hope it offers some hope in suggesting an ethics of seva as a way to live better together
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muse.jhu.edu/issue/51955

Such an excellent book and a lovely event!

So proud of my Manchester Law School colleagues

Somehow this has slipped beneath my reading radar up until now… but wow, this is good. I really like how Löwy thematises Benjamin’s pessimism.

This looks amazing. I can’t wait to read it. Would anyone like to review this for Journal of Political Power?

Listen / watch this keynote lecture on an 'Alternative Politics of (Human) Rights' hosted and organised by our alumna Hasret Cetinkaya

For any who missed our recent workshop 'Methodologies for Imagining an Alternative Politics of (Human) Rights' led by Hasret Cetinkaya you can now watch the keynote lecture by Prof Nikita Dhawan on our YouTube!⬇️

youtu.be/UTax0EibPos

On the anniversary of Walter Rodney's assassination, How Europe Underdeveloped Africa is free to download.

“If Rodney’s assassins were under the impression that they could arrest the flow of his ideas by destroying his body, they could not have been more wrong.” — Angela Davis

very pleased to share that a project Akanksha Mehta and i have been dreaming of is finally taking shape: Insurgent Knowledges, a work-in-progress public education collective that dreams of free knowledge and critical exchange for all. all info here: instagram.com/insurgentknowl…

Methodologies for Imagining an Alternative Politics of Human Rights workshop was great🌈. A day full of critical thinking and networking. Thank you to the organisers✨️ LSE Gender Hasret Cetinkaya

This year is our 30 year anniversary! 🎉
To celebrate, we are convening a stream at the Law, Literature and Humanities Conference in Brisbane on 11-14 December: 'Feminist legal scholarship to reimagine the world: A celebration'. Submit your abstract here: research.qut.edu.au/htlc/deus-ex-m…