An ongoing 🧵of submissions to the #ICC (Int'l Criminal Court) regarding the 'Situation in #Palestine': 1/X

The London Review of International Law invited critical scholars to contribute short reflections on international law and Gaza. The collection of 47 pieces is published here: doi.org/10.1093/lril/l…

We're seeking an undergraduate Programs Intern to join our team this fall! If you're eager to deepen your understanding of international law and contribute to meaningful projects, this is the perfect role for you. To learn more and apply, please visit asil.org/about/asil-int….

My reflection on Michelle Staggs Kelsall's 'Disordering International Law' (EJIL: Talk!) part of the Völkerrechtsblog series curated by Sué González Hauck & Anna Tiedeke. On dis- and re-ordering IL as activating distinct modes of affirmative & negative critique, and their relation to politics of refusal.

Looking forward to this visit. So much brilliant work ongoing at Edinburgh Law School

There have been major changes to the Australian mandatory immigration detention policy in the last year. But what caused these changes? In this ep, LLB students Raven Yang and Jamey Wang talk to Professor Mary Crock about the politics of immigration law. open.spotify.com/episode/3A4XZH…

The written version of my 2024 T.M.C. Asser Lecture ‘Connection in a Divided World: Rethinking “Community” in International Law’ — an elaboration on the oral version delivered in April — is now available for download at no cost here: asser.nl/asserpress/boo… thanks to TMC Asser Instituut

NEW oped from Citizen Lab's Kate Robertson Why the UN's new "Global Cybercrime Treaty" is a huge problem for human security and human rights, and a big boon for mercenary spyware abuse 👇 lawfaremedia.org/article/a-glob…

📚 New book alert! In the 9th Annual T.M.C. Asser Lecture, Fleur Johns explored how the concept of 'community' in international law has both united and divided nations, esp. in our digital era. 🔗Download or order to learn more: asser.nl/asserpress/boo…

Congratulations to our *19* successful early career researchers who have today been awarded #DECRA Fellowships by the Australian Research Council. Thank you to the #ARC for supporting our hard-working researchers across a wide array of disciplines. #EMCR University of Sydney rms.arc.gov.au/RMS/Report/Dow…

A child at 10: Loses 4 baby teeth a year  Knows the complete date Can name the months of the year in order Can read and understand a paragraph of complex sentences Has developed skills in addition, subtraction Has some  skills in multiplying and division,  And, in Australia,

👏 🤩 Some background on this student-researcher-community collaboration here: youtu.be/aHOjSjSjmTY?fe…

If you’ve got a first class honours or equivalent in publishing, literary studies, cultural studies or digital media studies, check out this USYD PhD scholarship on Australian publishing attached to our ARC Linkage. Applications due end Sept. sydney.edu.au/scholarships/b…

🙏🏽 Frederick Schauer passed away last week. Here are three of my favorite works of his: 1. Formalism, 97 Yale Law Journal 509 (1988) 2. Unoriginal Textualism, 90 GW Law Review 825 (2022) 3. Amending the Presuppositions of a Constitution, in Responding to Imperfection (1995)

It is an honour to be the United Kingdom's intended nominee for election to the International Court of Justice CIJ_ICJ in 2026. I am grateful to the UK national group of the Permanent Court of Arbitration for the nomination and Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office for their support gov.uk/government/new…

The new Research Priority Area Decolonial Futures UvA Amsterdam offers funding for research stays. This is a collaboration between Law, Humanities and Social Sciences. Please help share within your networks! Deadline to apply 30 September 👇

I am looking forward to giving this inaugural lecture at SCRIPT Centre Edinburgh Law School. Here’s an abstract: