raising a 🐶 & failing to keep my 🪴 alive. tweets about academia, int'l law and marxism. lecturer @KentLawSchool via @Cambridge_uni, @LSElaw & @BristolUniLaw
Mar 9, 2023 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
it is no longer international women's day but most of my favorite IL reads were written by women so here's list of 10 pieces that profoundly shaped the way i think (& if you can't access them happy to share)
*they're in no particular order*
Annelise Riles, 'Models and Documents: Artefacts of International Legal Knowledge'
It was my first introduction to ethnographic legal research and it blew my mind. It's incredible. You need it in your life.
Aug 13, 2022 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
are you teaching a transitional justice/peace & security/gender course this year that has a case study on the war in bosnia & you want to include something beyond academic texts & policy papers?
a 🧵with suggestions of movies, books & comics 👇👇👇
🪡'For Those Who Can Tell No Tales' by Jasmila Žbanić is about an Australian tourist who discovers that the hotel she is staying at was used as a rape camp during the war. really interesting if you're looking for stuff on memorialisation + crsv. imdb.com/title/tt307479…
