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कोणाला आवडणारा कायदा मी सांगू शकत नाही. #asimsarode #legalawareness #lawlog... https://t.co/lKdQiTXaIt via @YouTube
Ester Herlin-Karnell (@uniofgothenburg) co-edited a book on Kantian war theory. 📚 Visit our #LawLog to learn how it offers “a novel understanding of the status of states” and why “force without freedom guaranteed by law is barbarism” ➡️ https://t.co/kpjeATn0wh
On our #LawLog Peter Katzenstein writes about his upcoming edited volume “Uncertainty and its Discontents” and explains how our scientific worldview is rooted in Newton physics. He says: It’s time to “start waking up from our deep Newtonian slumber.”
🔗 https://t.co/44bibsggZU
Racism – a threat to legitimacy: @v_wintermantel explains how racism jeopardizes the core commitments of liberal democracy. Her conclusion: For German democracy “to deliver on its promises”, a more genuine commitment against racism is needed. #LawLog
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"What Makes Law Our Law? A New Justification for Procedural Legitimacy" by Fellow 2019/20 Alon Harel in @WZB_GlobCon's #LawLog https://t.co/HEyMrnHdgp
What Makes Law Our Law?
In his recent #LawLog post, Alon Harel (@HujiLawOfficial) argues that without procedural justification, law cannot claim authority.
Read it here ➡️ https://t.co/aDM94dtAkK
“Sadly neglected”: Prof. em. G. F. Schuppert on why “a still unwritten comprehensive global history of ideas” must include a history of the language of law.
Read our latest @WZB_Berlin #LawLog post here
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https://t.co/bTWghSVpWL
@kemmereralex @faznet Wenn wir in diesem Zusammenhang auch auf unseren letzten #LawLog Beitrag von @dirkmoses hinweisen dürfen...
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https://t.co/Y4w815jDaW
Genocide – the crime of crimes? Read @dirkmoses (@Sydney_Uni) #LawLog article on misconceived moral hierarchies of war crimes, civilian casualties and his idea of „permanent security“ 👉🏾 https://t.co/vtuACc7hhl #genocide
@WZB_Berlin
Genocide – the crime of crimes? Read @dirkmoses (@Sydney_Uni) #LawLog article on misconceived moral hierarchies of war crimes, civilian casualties and his idea of „permanent security“ 👉🏾 https://t.co/vtuACc7hhl #genocide
@WZB_Berlin
Southern-inspired answers to global challenges? Read Francisca Pou Giménez’ (@ITAM_mx) new #LawLog post on what constitutionalists can learn from Latin America amidst the #COVIDー19 pandemic 👉🏼 https://t.co/MFtl9qWLUz @WZB_Berlin @scriptsberlin
Border restrictions: A 19th and 20th century response to a 21st century challenge? Read Dieter Gosewinkel’s #LawLog article on the renaissance of national borders, constitutional limits to restricting freedom of movement and the “hour of the executive” 👉🏼 https://t.co/KhQCdR427i
Law, psychoanalysis, and the quest for the 'democratic character' - read our latest #LawLog article for Rián Derrig’s new take on the New Haven School 👉🏼 https://t.co/ZEiFx3P7W1
"African International Legal Histories – A Topic Where, For Whom, and Why Not?" - Read our latest #LawLog post by Jakob Zollmann (@WZB_Berlin) on "relevant" research topics in international legal history & our failure to explore African Legal Histories 👉🏽 https://t.co/pyVIZBFaxP
Is German legal scholarship culturally self-referential? Our visiting researcher @NGGraaf (@UURechten) explores why there is so little international literature available in German law libraries. Read our latest #LawLog post here 👉 https://t.co/vcIdCbSxSb @UtrechtUni
The gradually diminishing freedom to dissent: In our latest #LawLog article, our former Visiting Researcher Greg Martin (@Sydney_Uni), analyzes how even in ostensibly democratic societies, civil liberties are increasingly undermined. Read it here 👉 https://t.co/Tb926UKcTM
Universal jurisdiction: How Germany fills a gap in the international prosecution of war crimes. In our latest #LawLog piece, @MelindaRankin explains how state and non-state actors work together to bring Syrian war crimes to trial. 👉 https://t.co/eNqfEiSGAp #CIJA #ECCHRBerlin
Judicial Independence, its violation and what the #EU can do about it: Kriszta Kovács (@WZB_Berlin) on the case of #Hungary and #Poland. Read our new #LawLog post! 👉 https://t.co/KOy7w1OLfm
Rising seas = mass migration? How current climate change narratives are incomplete and why we need to think differently about the Pacific. Check out our latest #LawLog post by Laura Sánchez de la Sierra (@UPFBarcelona): https://t.co/FvLIq1SZpf
The historical development of international law was fraught with international politics and colonial history. See Jakob Zollmann's "History as a Legal Argument – The Naulilaa Case (1928)" on our #LawLog
https://t.co/83R4k3Esks
The long shadows of Germany's colonial history shall be discussed on #MaxPlanckTag (14 Sept) w/ Richard Dören @MPILheidelberg, and in the next MPILMomentum, on 8 Oct @bbaw_de w/ @MattHGoldmann. Time for new legal cartographies. https://t.co/XisfThrMPf
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