
Jayson
@jaysonlamchek
Filipino lawyer in Canberra | tech and human rights research @DeakinLaw. Newest book: bit.ly/3dTjsJy
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https://www.deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/people/jayson-lamchek 29-04-2015 04:25:12
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GRANT SUCCESS ALERT: Excited to work with Jayson and Mark Man on 🇵🇭 #SovereignWealthFund policy research, supported by the EU-funded ASEP-CELLs project bit.ly/2L3vtmE DelDemUCan Institute for Governance & Policy Analysis (IGPA) Business, Government & Law @ UC





Melbourne Asia Review published a short version of an article I wrote with Emerson M. Sanchez on a year of possibilities for the Philippine left, now but a foggy memory. melbourneasiareview.edu.au/the-year-of-da…


We're on The Jakarta Post this week, Emerson M. Sanchez. Yay! thejakartapost.com/academia/2021/…

Out in ICLR! In this paper I wrote with George Radics, we highlight the uncertainty plaguing the prospect of transitional justice in the Bangsamoro despite the peace agreement and because of the government's federalism proposal. Please check it out! brill.com/view/journals/…



Beyond proud of Nobel Prize winner Maria Ressa and all journalists who risk their lives to fight disinformation in the Philippines and the world. x.com/Reuters/status…

Always better in the flesh: Time, Transition, and Justice Brill Law ➡️ LinkedIn #transitionaljustice Zinaida Miller Thomas Hansen @MajaADavidovic @randledefalco Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm Jayson George Radics




"Creating a sovereign wealth fund in a corruption-riddled country" takes on the challenges for such a fund to work in the Philippines. My latest article, co-written with Emerson M. Sanchez, is out now! authors.elsevier.com/c/1gXUX14YFx42…

If you happen to be in Sydney, Jayson and I will present our chapters from Criminal Legalities and Minorities at the University of Sydney at the Level 2 Boardroom SSSHARC at Sydney #HISS on Feb 21 from 5-6pm. The fantastic Meredith Weiss will serve as chair!


In a new open access article, risa jopson and I argue that scholars critiquing the Philippines' War on Drugs poked holes on the basic premises of the aggressive campaign/govt policy but generally suffered from an inability to see the light at the end of the tunnel.