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Maneuvering ambiguity: The liminality of contested states within and beyond an international order of states, war, and law
Moving ‘red lines’: The Russian–Ukrainian war and the pragmatic (mis-)use of international law
#International law, #International relations, #Russia, #Ukraine, #war
After states, before humanity? The meta-politics of legality and the International Criminal Court in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Palestine
#International law, #International relations, #Russia, #Ukraine, #war
Variations on Sovereignty: Introduction
#International law, #International relations, #Russia, #Ukraine, #war
‘Was the “Islamic State” a State?’Claiming, Contesting, and Creating Jihadist Statehood
#International law, #International relations, #Russia, #Ukraine, #war
Horror Vacui: Da’esh and the Inter-Territory Effect
#International law, #International relations, #Russia, #Ukraine, #war
Variations on Sovereignty: Contestations and Transformations from around the World
#Sovereignty, #State, #International relations
Contested States at War: Towards an Interdisciplinary Research Agenda
#Sovereignty, #State, #International relations
(Re-)conceptualising the international: introduction to the special section
#Sovereignty, #State, #International relations
Separatists, state subjectivity, and fundamental ontological (in)security in international relations
#Sovereignty, #State, #International relations
Re-enacting the international order, or: why the Syrian state did not disappear
#Sovereignty, #State, #International relations
Re-enacting the international order, or: why the Syrian state did not disappear
#Statehood, #Sovereignty, #Syria, #Islamic State, #International Order, #State Collapse
Separatists, state subjectivity, and fundamental ontological (in)security in international relations
#de facto states, #ontological security, #recognition, #secession, #security dilemma, #separatism
The matrix reloaded: Reconstructing the boundaries between (international) law and politics
#de facto states, #ontological security, #recognition, #secession, #security dilemma, #separatism
The matrix reloaded: Reconstructing the boundaries between (international) law and politics
#conceptual history, #interdisciplinary boundaries, #justiciability, #law and politics, #state creation
The paradox of state identification: de facto states, recognition, and the (re-)production of the international
#de facto states, #recognition, #state identity, #performativity, #international law, #state system
The paradox of state identification: de facto states, recognition, and the (re-)production of the international
#de facto states, #recognition, #state identity, #performativity, #international law, #state system
Concentric circles: Aporias of de-centering state making in time and space
#de facto states, #recognition, #state identity, #performativity, #international law, #state system
Inside Out and Outside In. La distinction guerre/crime à l’épreuve des recompositions contemporaines de la modernité politique
#de facto states, #recognition, #state identity, #performativity, #international law, #state system
Between regional community and global society: Europe in the shadow of Schmitt and Kojève
#Carl Schmitt, #Europe, #European Union, #regionalism, #universalism, #Alexandre Kojève
Between regional community and global society: Europe in the shadow of Schmitt and Kojève
#Carl Schmitt, #Europe, #European Union, #regionalism, #universalism, #Alexandre Kojève
To Be or Not to Be: The Ontological Predicament of State Creation in International Law
#Carl Schmitt, #Europe, #European Union, #regionalism, #universalism, #Alexandre Kojève
To Be or Not to Be: The Ontological Predicament of State Creation in International Law
#Carl Schmitt, #Europe, #European Union, #regionalism, #universalism, #Alexandre Kojève
Statehood and international law: A performative view
#Carl Schmitt, #Europe, #European Union, #regionalism, #universalism, #Alexandre Kojève
