Melbourne friends: Delighted to share that my lecture-performance ‘Much to do with Law, but More to do with Love’ has been shortlisted for the Midsumma Queer Playwrighting Award. Catch me along with these other exciting new shows at Gasworks in 2025! midsumma.org.au/whats-on/event…

La Trobe Law School is hiring! Two Level B positions, check out details below (along with a picture of my lunch spot if you needed any additional reasons to apply): careers.pageuppeople.com/533/caw/en/job… careers.pageuppeople.com/533/caw/en/job…

🌟 Meet Danish Sheikh (Danish Sheikh), the person behind the academic. In this interview with Sissy Katsoni, he gives us an insight into his interests, sources of inspiration and habits. #InternationalLaw #AcademicLife #Ö voelkerrechtsblog.org/chatting-with-…

Delighted to have been awarded a Regional Arts Victoria Quick Response Grant for a drug law reform theatre project script development with my wonderful colleagues Professor Kate Seear and Danish Sheikh! Looking forward to the upcoming workshop in Hong Kong!

Signing off the lawlithum PhD Day in Hong Kong with a roundtable featuring *holds breath* Scott Veitch, Sean Mulcahy, Tim Peters, Kathleen Birrell, Peter Goodrich, Ben Golder, Penny Crofts, Justine Poon, Marco Wan. Absolute pleasure bringing them together with @ValeriaVazGuev!

A meeting of sister journals: panel on law and humanities publishing, with me as editor of Law and Humanities Journal and Marco Wan of Law & Literature with @ValeriaVazGuev convening and co-organising with Danish Sheikh, at the lawlithum PhD day at The University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law

Doing some silly little experiments with talking about subject position lawlithum conference in Hong Kong today, courtesy one Ms Taylor Alison Swift.

"An International Law of the Emotions" for the Cambridge History of International Law has now been posted on @ssrn. This one took some time. Please let me know what you think. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Terrifying theoretical turpitudes that trouble & triumph. Ugh, a wonderful 4 days lawlithum — alliterations, Peter Goodrich, flirting with theory, & building a community. Guaranteed that jurisprudence is alive, dead, & an Other that we will discover through collaboration. 🪺

Delighted to announce a special issue of the journal Law Text Culture Culture on 'Dance/Law', co-edited by myself, Maria Frederica Moscati (@sussexlaw), and Lucy Finchett-Maddock (School of History, Law & Social Sciences Bangor) We would be delighted if you would consider submitting an abstract by the deadline of Mon 3 Feb

Excited to be hosting Alison Young and Peter Rush at NUS for a CLT-ARI joint seminar on scenographies of interrogation in Japanese evidence, court procedure, and cinema. Do drop by if you're around. DM for a link to register.

📢Excited to share the theme and the Call for Streams for the next Critical Legal Conference (4 -6 September 2025)! CLT #CLCExeter2025 sites.exeter.ac.uk/clc2025/

Thrilled to share that my play “Much to do with Law, but More to do with Love” has won the 2025 Queer Playwriting Award presented by Midsumma Festival. So excited for the chance to travel and share this work with a wider range of audiences.

Congratulations to La Trobe Law School’s Danish Sheikh on the success of his theatre show ‘Much to do with Law, but More to do with Love’, which has won the 2025 Queer Playwriting Award presented by Midsumma Festival! Read more: gasworks.org.au/artists-opport…

My latest article with Professor Kate Seear, 'Are We Human Or are We Dancer?: Sex, Drugs, and Bodies of Law', has just been published in the Australian Feminist Law Journal The paper questions: who is the ‘human’ that is entitled to human rights in the context of drug-related laws? tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

@Latrobelaw is recruiting for a Lecturer (Teaching & Research) in Law. We are looking for a dedicated early-career academic to enrich our progressive and practice-oriented Law program. Applications close 13 April. More info: bit.ly/4kR3VNh

Very exciting, there is a new learned society in legal studies, the Legal Humanities Association. It's based in the UK but very explicitly international in focus. It aims to foster a community dedicated to cultural understandings of law. legalhumanities.com

Excited to kick off a month-long fellowship at the EUI in Florence with this workshop on ‘Lawful Repair’. Say hi if you’re around!

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