Above the Law by Daniel Krcmaric Explains why the United States fears the International Criminal Court and demonstrates why these concerns are overblown. 📚 https://cup.org/4qO76YM
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#RutgersLaw Professor @matteog.bsky.social released a new book: "Corporate Power and the Politics of Change." He examines how corporations have moved beyond traditional lobbying and even providing services where government falls short, 'corporate governing': https://bit.ly/4ruXuCf #lawsky
Hey I did a podcast! (Shocker). In connection with the release of his book, Corporate Power and the Politics of Change, @matteog.bsky.social hosted a series of podcasts. Me and a bunch of corporate luminaries are featured in the first episodes, available here: www.ecgi.global/publications...
Corporate Power and the Politics of Change with Matteo Gatti
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How do corporations step into roles previously held by government? Matteo Gatti, professor of law at @law.rutgers.edu, joins @busscholarship.bsky.social to discuss his book "Corporate Power and the Politics of Change." 1/2 www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWlr...
Business Scholarship Podcast - Ep.277 – Matteo Gatti on Corporate Governing |
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Judging for Democracy by Julius Yam The first comprehensive treatment of how constitutional courts can help advance democracy in hybrid regimes. 📚 https://cup.org/4w7ceZN #constitutionallaw
The Boundaries of Blame by Louise Kennefick A fresh contribution to a burgeoning critical scholarship on the theory, doctrine and practice of criminal responsibility attribution. #LawSky #BookSky #PoliSci 🗺️ https://cup.org/47LsWW0
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Protection of Civilians and International Humanitarian Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: A new call for papers from the International Review of the Red Cross 📢 Learn more and submit your work: https://cup.org/4dLsJnb #humanrights #humanitarianlaw #ailaw #LawSky
Twa in Rwanda by Morag Goodwin This study shows how power and legal normativity are experienced in the everyday life of the Batwa in Rwanda. 📚 https://cup.org/3RvXtl8 #internationallaw
In this week's new books, 'Tempering Power' by Martin Krygier and 'The War against Law' by David Dyzenhaus, we're exploring the rule of law, what it's for and why it matters to all of us in a liberal democracy. 📚⚖️
'The War against Law' by David Dyzenhaus looks at the UK lawyers of the 'Judicial Power Project' and raises important questions about the nature of the rule of law and its role in a liberal democracy. 🔗 www.cambridgebookshop.co.uk/products/the-war-against-law
The War Against Law
In the UK, lawyers of the 'Judicial Power Project' – a group largely based at elite universities with close ties to far-right figures in the US and Europe – rail against 'judicial overreach'. In this ...
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Governing the Terrain Called Beauty by Libby Adler Compares and entwines richly contextualized stories of LGBTQ legal progress and identity formation in Cuba and the US. 📚 https://cup.org/4wysjc8 #sociolegal
Injurious Law by Catherine Trundle Exploring the injury claims of nuclear test veterans, Injurious Law reveals how law exacerbates environmental injury and generates cascading harms. 📚 https://cup.org/4x7lFcG #sociolegal
'How the Rule of Law Survives Legal Authoritarianism?', a new blog by András Sajó, author of MILITANT RULE OF LAW. 📚 https://cup.org/4g3isoG #constitutionallaw
Truth Commissions and International Law by Valeria Vázquez Guevara Develops a novel understanding of how Truth Commissions do (international) legal work in post-conflict contexts, and its ongoing consequences. 📚 https://cup.org/4fBNAdD #sociolegal
The Cambridge Handbook of AI and Technologies in Courts by Monika Zalnieriute and Agne Limante A global interdisciplinary Handbook examining how courts are using AI, balancing efficiency with protecting justice and the rule of law. 📚 https://cup.org/4apJ9AD #commerciallaw
"An extraordinary historical account of the untapped reservoir of congressional authority over elections." In Congress We Trust? by @proftolson.bsky.social, Coming Soon #LawSky #BookSky #PoliSci 🗃️ https://cup.org/3T3UPU8
In Congress We Trust?
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"A concise and yet comprehensive overview of the basic rights that American citizenship provides..." Citizenship as Foundation of Rights: Meaning for America by Richard Sobel, Out Now https://cup.org/4hafEXL #LawSky #PoliSky #BookSky #CitizenshipasFoundationofRights
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Cambridge Core - American Government, Politics and Policy - Citizenship as Foundation of Rights
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UC Irvine Law’s Center on Law, Equality, and Race (CLEAR) welcomed Prof. Robert Chang (UC Irvine Law) and Prof. Nolan Cabrera (University of Arizona) for a discussion of their book "Banned: The Fight for Mexican American Studies in the Streets and in the Courts" (Cambridge University Press, 2025).
Governing Corporate Knowledge Commons by David Gindis Explores the shared knowledge, values, and other intellectual resources created and maintained by corporate forms of organization. 📚 https://cup.org/4fJ6Zt9 #corporatelaw
Judging Drugs by Simon Flacks and Kate Seear Takes a radical new approach to critically examining how courts conceptualise 'drugs', and why their approaches come to matter. 📚 https://cup.org/4aklkdr #sociolegal
#OpenAccess from Ethics & International Affairs - Soldiers of the Law: How Military Lawyers Made Law Useful to War - https://cup.org/4bttC3i - Beth Rowan #FirstView #IHL
Check out the most-read articles from International Annals of Criminology: 📚 https://cup.org/3RYUl1e
#PublicHumanities seeks submissions for Counting Ourselves, a special issue on censuses and population numbers. We invite critical and theoretical work on how counting shapes power, policy and identity. Learn more and submit papers here: https://cup.org/4cmD2Po
Don't miss the latest issue of the Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics! Read the articles for free (where not already #openaccess) until 15 August: 📚 https://cup.org/4pOQJeO #ASLME #ClinicalResearch #HealthLaw
Genocide Prevention by Deborah Mayersen Genocide Prevention highlights the importance of evidence-based approaches in efforts to prevent genocide. It presents groundbreaking research, identifying new measures for genocide prevention. 📚 https://cup.org/3RFj3TV #humanrights
Employment Law at International Organizations by Peter Quayle The definitive introduction to international administrative law, presenting the universal legal framework governing employment across all international organizations. 📚 https://cup.org/4h6BCLv #unitednations
American Factions by James L. Huffman Explores how democracy is breeding political factions dividing America and suggests a restoration of the Constitution to bridge divides. 📚 https://cup.org/49w5kos #constitutionallaw
“In the near future, surveillance systems will be able to track everything we do in public, and much of what we do in private.” - from a great op-ed by Bruce Schneier and Jon Penney www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
AI surveillance is being supercharged – and it will chill social progress | Bruce Schneier and Jon Penney
These systems will soon be able to track our public and private lives. But we can make the policy choices to reject it
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