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SCILJ invites you to attend in person or online: Inaugural Lecture of the 2024 Olof Palme Guest Professor Anne Orford (Anne Orford) on "The Securitization of Climate Change", 29 August 2024. scilj.se/event/inaugura…

There’s a great new EJIL issue coming out soon. Here’s a sneak peek:

Brazil's diplomatic efforts in Venezuela may fail -- but so has every other diplomatic effort over the last 10 years, if the goal is a democratic transition. Where is the self-criticism from those who criticize Lula & Petro for supposedly acting in bad faith?

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

New Issue of EJIL (Vol. 35 (2024) No. 2) – Now Published | by Mary Guest ejiltalk.org/new-issue-of-e…

On EJIL: Talk!, a meticulous & sober takedown of some fairly ridiculous arguments about ICC complementarity in Germany's amicus submission in the Palestine arrest warrants proceedings- by Kai Ambos.

This one came out over the weekend: e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/a-res… It was really fun to write it thinking about / speaking to the many incredibly talented PhD students I've been lucky enough to work with. Two graduated yesterday! Diogo Machado and Hui Helen Pang - congratulations!

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

Are you a #ECR attending @ESIL2024Vilnius next week? Join us for a series of events on Sept 5! 🔵 a mentoring event 🔵 a discussion on publishing opportunities 🔵 a social event for ECR only Looking forward to seeing you all in Vilnius!

It’s up! 🔥 I review various books on the origins and progress of equality by Darrin McMahon, Teresa M. Bejan, Paul Sagar, Branko Milanovic, David Lay Williams, with mentions of Thomas Piketty and Quinn Slobodian. thenation.com/article/societ…

For our International Law Colloquium this fall, we have a stellar programme of scholars discussing work in progress, including Oliver Diggelmann, Franziska Sucker, Hélène Tigroudja, Gail Lythgoe, Prabhakar Singh, Francisco-José Quintana and Anna Petrig. Join us! graduateinstitute.ch/sites/internet…

For EJIL: Talk!, I wrote about the PPT's latest session. I argue that the decision to stage a trial was most significant for how it led the activists gathered to think, and that it is far from clear whether the format of a trial was helpful for thinking things through.

A new essay with Carsten A Schulz takes a long view on US-Latin American relations. Hopefully useful for teaching and introducing the topic! "In the Interstices of Asymmetry: Two Centuries of U.S.-Latin American Relations," open access, in Georgetown Journal of International Affairs (GJIA): muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/…

Greatly looking forward to speaking Lauterpacht Centre for International Law about some new work, reading international legal debates about decolonization and the transition to neoliberalism on the basis of contemporaneous Marxist state theory. Register via link below. lcil.cam.ac.uk/press/events/2…

What a beauty.

I echo Alonso: we all know how briliant Dapo Akande is; he is also a tremendously kind person. His candidacy is fantastic news.

The privilege was mine. Bright and engaged students, inspiring colleagues and all of this in a city that is alive and kicking "25"/7.

Summer musings: ☀️ In this paper, Joao Sallani and I reflect on the many cultural frames embedded in the #ICJ. Those frames include intersectional identities, disciplinary discourses, and everyday practices -- and all compete for dominance at the Court. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…