As the world’s biggest banks continue to pour billions into fossil fuels—nearly US$8 trillion since the Paris Agreement—a pressing legal...

ICE have gone from wearing tactical army gear to Midwestern civilian garb; I have even seen photos of agents in...

Commercial documents shed light on hundreds of shipments from illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.

<p><span>How are scholars of law, especially international law, struggling to diagnose and inhabit the present? And how do those various efforts speak to one an

This talk examines the limits of liberalism for handling urgent contemporary problems, among them the climate emergency and the conquest of states by concentrated capital. Acknowledging that the Right...

What is the meaning and significance of the legal recognition of the state of Palestine in international law?   Speakers: Prof Vasuki Nesiah, Dr. Shahd Hammouri, Dr Mazen Masri & Dr Nora Jaber

In making dissent a privilege, not a right, Labour is crafting a repressive toolkit. Imagine it in the hands of a Farage government, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

Comemmorating the 77th anniversary of the start of the Nakba, Jadaliyya Co-Editor Noura Erakat adressed the UN. During the address, Erakat  highlighted the shortcomings of international law in stoppin...

Calls to criminalise ‘ecocide’ are, it seems, everywhere. What unites these calls is both a sense of urgency and a need for international action. The need for a quick and plausible fix makes intern...

“How can we organise these huge, randomly varied, and diverse things we call human subjects into positions where they can recognise one another for long enough to act together, and thus to take up a p...

There’s nothing surprising about Trump’s attack on the universities, or on the liberal law firms that he also...

This panel discussion will consider the implications of the landmark climate litigation case, Luciano Lliuya v RWE in which a Peruvian farmer is seeking to hold a major German energy company to accoun...

Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven / AMVK; Bloem van Smarten (1990-1991) On 30 and 31 January 2025, a group of researchers participated in a workshop examining

The Socio-Legal Hub Seminar Series is a forum for substantive, methodological and conceptual discussions within the field of socio-legal studies. In her short talk to accompany the film, Dr Lindner wi...

The Capitalist Laws of Social Reproduction in the Planetary Social Factory

At this free LSE event Professor Kristin Ross will discuss her new book The Ecological Face of the Commune Form.

The Legal Infrastructures of UK Border Control—Cerberus and the Dispositif of Speculative Suspicion - Volume 25 Issue 8

Companies can sue governments for closing oilfields and mines – and the risk of huge damages is already stopping countries from passing green laws, ministers say

This panel will discuss trade-offs concerning U.S. foreign economic policy in the second Trump administration. The [three] experts will analyse proposals made during the Trump campaign, including the ...

Join Tao Leigh Goffe at this free LSE event discussing her new book, Dark Laboratory: On Columbus, the Caribbean, and the Origins of the Climate Crisis.

I’m Still Here has a warning—and a reason for hope.

A space for collaborative thinking (and some doing), as a prelude to the 2025 UCL Public Lecture by Sophie Lewis on her new book 'Enemy Feminisms'