JOURNAL: Leiden Journal of International Law XXXI (2018), Issue 4 [Symposium on the 'Trajectories of International Legal Histories']

(image source: Cambridge Core)

International Legal Theory:

• Martin Clark, 'Ambivalence, anxieties / Adaptations, advances: Conceptual History and International Law'
• Roger Merino, 'Reimagining the Nation-State: Indigenous Peoples and the Making of Plurinationalism in Latin America'
• Ming-Sung Kuo, 'Select Resolving the Question of Inter-Scalar Legitimacy into Law? A Hard Look at Proportionality Balancing in Global Governance Resolving the Question of Inter-Scalar Legitimacy into Law? A Hard Look at Proportionality Balancing in Global Governance'

Symposium on the 'Trajectories of International Legal Histories':

• Gerry Simpson, 'Introduction to Symposium on the Trajectories of International Legal Histories: Doing Things Differently There Introduction to Symposium on the Trajectories of International Legal Histories: Doing Things Differently There'
• Felix Lange, 'Select Challenging the Paris Peace Treaties, State Sovereignty, and Western-Dominated International Law – The Multifaceted Genesis of the Jus Cogens Doctrine Challenging the Paris Peace Treaties, State Sovereignty, and Western-Dominated International Law – The Multifaceted Genesis of the Jus Cogens Doctrine'
• Guy Fiti Sinclair, 'Towards a Postcolonial Genealogy of International Organizations Law'
• Julia Dehm, 'Select Highlighting inequalities in the histories of human rights: Contestations over justice, needs and rights in the 1970s Highlighting inequalities in the histories of human rights: Contestations over justice, needs and rights in the 1970s'
• Jakob Zollmann, 'Select African International Legal Histories – International Law in Africa: Perspectives and Possibilities African International Legal Histories – International Law in Africa: Perspectives and Possibilities'

More articles and book reviews on Cambridge Core.

(source: ESILHIL Blog)