Law Culture and the Humanities

Human Rights, Legal Personhood and the Impersonality of Embodied Life:

The Problem of Sovereignty in Globalized Times

Bureaucratic Passions

Arrested Mobilities: Affective Encounters and Crime Scenes in the City:

Jurisprudence by Aphorisms: Francis Bacon and the “Uses” of Small Forms

Literacies for a New Canon

How to Notice Kaleidoscopic Legal Places: Lessons From a Mural, a Street in Redfern, and Walking the City on Aboriginal Country:

Is There (Should There Be) a Law and Humanities Canon

“It Would ‘Mean Little’ Absent Governmental Recognition”: Theorizing State Power and the New Jurisprudence of Dignity1:

“Everyone’s Child”: The Challenge of Judging Israeli Soldiers in the Shadow of the Conflict:

Abandoning Humanity? On Cultural Heritage and the Subject of International Law:

Forming the legal avant-garde: a theory of art/law

The Ordinary Affects of Law

Hopeless Didacticism: Archival Sources and Spectatorial Address in ‘I Do Not Care If We Go Down in History as Barbarians’:

Law and Humanities: A Field Without a Canon:

Abjection, Derision and Power: Writing in the Voice of the Victim in Three French Post-War Texts:

Performing Law Into Being: How One Religious Community Remade State Law:

An Old Law for a New Literature: Authors, Publishers and the Early Years of the Victorian Copyright Act 1869

The State of Emergency and the State Without a Name in Carl Schmitt’s Thought: A Proposal for Radical Separation:

The Silent Majority in Cinema about the Argentinian (Post)Dictatorship: Collective Responsibility, Desires of Repression and Micro-fascisms:

The Legal Molecule

Editorial

Book Review: In Crime’s Archive: The Cultural Afterlife of Evidence

Beyond a Court of Law: Holocaust Film and the Tensions in Primo Levi’s ‘Grey Zone’:

Book Review: Call for Justice: Art and Law in the Low Countries, 1450–1650

The Neoliberal Mobilization of Empathy in the Era of the Financial Crisis: A Case-Study:

The Invisible Center: Christian Liberalism in American Religious Freedom Jurisprudence:

Afflicted by Innocence: An Examination of the Innocence Revolution and Its Failures: