International Journal of Law in Context

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Liberal Democratic Education: A Paradigm in Crisis Edited by Julian Culp, Johannes Drerup, Isolde de Groot, Anders Schinkel and Douglas Yacek, Paderborn: Brill mentis, 2022. 182 pp. ISBN: 978-3-95743-	14
IJC volume 18 issue 2 Cover and Front matter	12
The league of nations as an imperial assemblage: coloniality, indirect rule and the actualization of ‘International Law’	11
Magistrates marching in the streets: making and debating judicial independence and the rule of law in Benin	11
Introduction to special issue: practising activist socio-legal scholarship: navigating tensions and crafting approaches	10
Consensus and legitimation in global AI regulations: a sociosemiotic perspective	9
Health data justice, epistemological delinking and vernacularisation: reclaiming knowledge, rights and representation	7
Sitting at the Same Table: a cross-disciplinary ‘constitutional-institutionalist’ approach to the study of constitutions	7
Ethics in sports industry: when does sports autonomy become an excuse for animal abuse?	7
Intersex human rights: a double-edged sword	6
Global South cities: borderline international legal personality, financialised local governance and urban resistance	6
‘Route Causes’ and Consequences of Irregular (Re-)Migration: Vulnerability as an Indicator of Future Risk in Refugee Law	6
Torture and progress, past and promised: problematising torture's evolving interpretation	6
Individual autonomy and takings in a liberal theory of property	5
Perceiving law without colonialism: Revisiting courts and constitutionalism in South Asia	4
Mainstreaming equality and human rights: Factors that inhibit and facilitate implementation in regulators, inspectorates and ombuds in England and Wales	4
‘Law in context’ in post-colonial South Asia	4
The social construction of childhood: is a minimum age of marriage attainable in plural societies?	4
Continuities and disruptions in the National Council of Justice’s strategy of AI implementation in Brazil: the data-seafarers of Justice 4.0	4
The Role of Judicial Associations in Resisting Rule of Law Backsliding: Hidden Pathways of Protecting Judicial Independence Amidst Rule of Law Decay	4
Hanoch Dagan and the liberal concept of autonomy	3
The right to food and substantive equality as complementary frameworks in addressing women's food insecurity	3
A Liberal Theory of Property in condominium	3
Politicised Bureaucrats: Conflicting Loyalties, Professionalism and the Law in the Making of Public Services	3
Regulating surrogacy intermediaries: a comparative analysis of regulatory approaches and implications in the Chinese context	3

Delay and settlement: The disposition of medical negligence claims in Ireland	3
Border Work as socio-legal activist research	3
Bureaucracies under authoritarian pressure: legal destabilisation, politicisation and bureaucratic subjectivities in contemporary Turkey	3
Regulating digital health in the Global South: critical and decolonial approaches	2
Bridging justice: Arabic language and Islamic sources in Israeli courts – a study of judicial pluralism	2
Enthusiast or sceptic? Social science consciousness among legal practitioners	2
US conservative advocacy organizations and right-wing legal mobilization in Europe	2
Resilience and transnational financial regulation: proceed with caution	2
Vulnerability’s Legal Life: An Ambivalent Force of Migration Governance	2
Historical futures and future futures in environmental law pedagogy: exploring ‘futures literacy’	2
Accounts of vulnerability within positive human rights obligations	2
Hydrojustice By Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos. Polity Press, 2025. 156 pp.	2
Inclusive education and the law in Ireland	2
Caring about care: anatomical pathology technologists and the medico-legal autopsy	2
The immigrant versus the state: The marginal contribution of tribunal judges to administrative justice	2
The FARC-EP as environmental governance actors: shifting the ecological perspective on war	2
Inventions of Nemesis: Utopia, Indignation, and Justice By Douglas Mao, Princeton and Oxford: Princeton University Press, 2020. 284 pp. ISBN: 9780691212302 £20.99	2
Beyond the courtroom: innovative models for advancing access to justice	1
Review of Hanoch Dagan, A Liberal Theory of Property	1
The Lawyers’ Movement in Pakistan: how legal actors mobilise in a hybrid regime	1
The algorithmic law of business and human rights: constructing private transnational law of ratings, social credit and accountability measures	1
The state and the people-building process: the Ukrainian official-language legislation case	1
The ideological role of Chilean judges in the definition of Mapuche domestic violence	1
Rights-informed mass grave mapping	1
Property and use in the access economy	1
Between Comparison and Commensuration: A case study of COVID-19 Rankings – CORRIGENDUM	1
Beyond a reasonable doubt: the emotive-cognitive evaluation of intent and credibility	1
The Vulnerable (M)other and the Autonomous Legal Subject: Rethinking Vulnerability in Criminal Law	1
Socio-legal instabilities in Ukraine’s wartime Compensation Law for damaged and destroyed residential property	1
Discursive alignment of trafficking, rights and crime control	1
The regulation of industrial smoke pollution in Victorian Britain: understanding the role of class conflict in the history of environmental law	1
Information: A historical companion Edited by Ann Blair, Paul Duguid, Anja-Silvia Goeing and Anthony Grafton, Princeton and Oxford: Princeton University Press, 2021. 904 pp. ISBN: 9780691179544 $65.00	1
Does Dagan's liberal theory of property provide for compensation at nil compensation in the South African context?	1
Hidden rule of law discontinuities: A theoretical framework for studying rule of law backsliding	1
Challenging the hijab ban in India: plural embodiment and secular constitutionalism	1
Law, more-than-human agency, and audiovisual storytelling: de-centering Western research ethics through working-class scholar-activism and embodied rituality	1
Before Borders: A Legal and Literary History of Naturalization By Stephanie DeGooyer, Johns Hopkins University Press, 2022. 216 pp. ISBN: 9781421443928	1
A polycentric system of international criminal justice: reconfiguring accountability in a transforming global order	1
Climate futures in the time of the unbroken asset	1
Homer, Parmenides, and the Road to Demonstration By Benjamin Folit-Weinberg , Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2022. 367 pp. ISBN: 9781009047562 £34.99 (paperback).	1
Peace, war, law: teaching international law in contexts	1
Epistemic Violence and Colonial Legacies in the Representation of Refugee Women: Contesting Narratives of Vulnerability and Victimhood	1
Situating ‘law’ as ‘culture’ in scholarly discourse on the International Criminal Court: a reflection on Fraser and McGonigle Leyh's Intersections of Law and Culture at the International Criminal C	1
Of continents and Großräume: the production and persistence of continentality	1
Rethinking and Advancing a ‘Bottom-up’ Approach to Cultural Participation of Persons with Disabilities as Key to Realising Inclusive Equality	1
Looking at the other side: working conditions in Portuguese courts	1
On the chances of structural pluralism in the liberal theory of property	1
Metaphysical Animals: How Four Women Brought Philosophy Back to Life By Clare Mac Cumhaill and Rachael Wiseman, London: Chatto & Windus, 2022. 416 pp. ISBN: 9781784743284 £25.00 (hardback)	1
Critical theory and memory politics: leftist autocritique after the Ukraine war	1
How to ‘make law count’: Lessons from the Comisión Internacional contra la Impunidad en Guatemala (CICIG) for the Effectiveness of Hybrid Governance	1

Place-based pedagogies of hope	1
IJC volume 18 issue 3 Cover and Front matter	1
The Cambridge History of European Romantic Literature Edited by Patrick Vincent. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 655 pp. ISBN: 978-1-108-49706-0. Hardback. 2023	0
The role of populist NGOs in building a populist democracy in Hungary	0
Teaching family law in neoliberal times	0
Generative AI systems in legal practice offering quality legal services while upholding legal ethics	0
Fault Lines in the Rule of Law: Europe’s Present and the Presence of its Past	0
Asylum Marginalisation Renewed: ‘Vulnerability Backsliding’ at the European Court of Human Rights	0
Reactions to no-fault compensation schemes for occupational diseases in the Netherlands: the role of perceived procedural justice, outcome concerns and trust in authorities	0
Intermediaries in the criminal justice system: professional work, jurisdictions, and boundary work	0
The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights: forging a jurisdictional frontier in post-colonial human rights	0
Blurred spaces and erosions of privacy: Examining working from home during the Covid-19 pandemic in Norway through the lens of the legal notion of privacy	0
Redefining the mobility paradigm in international law	0
IJC volume 18 issue 4 Cover and Front matter	0
Accounting for EU external effects: from clinical trials to data colonialism to AI ethics dumping	0
Empire, Incorporated: The Corporations That Built British Colonialism By Philip J. Stern, The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2023. 408 pp. ISBN: 9780674988125	0
IJC volume 18 issue 2 Cover and Back matter	0
Teaching by historicising private international law	0
How conservative groups fight liberal values and try to ‘moralize’ the European Court of Human Rights	0
Populism, non-state actors and right-wing legal mobilization in Europe	0
Pietas and prostitutes: ‘ideal’ victims and the pursuit for justice for South Korea’s military sex slaves	0
Dissenting judges in Southern Africa’s transforming judicial cultures	0
Populism, backlash morality and immigrants	0
Sharing economy: tensions in renting others’ possessions	0
Review of Constitutionalizing Transitional Justice: How Constitutions and Constitutional Courts Deal With Past Atrocity Edited by Cheng-Yi Huang, Routledge, 2023. 258 p.	0
Legal preparedness in implementing digital contact tracing apps in managing public health threats: the Singapore experience	0
Assembling global security law and the politics of scale-making: the Global Counterterrorism Forum (GCTF)	0
The racialising effects of non-marriage in English Law: A critical postcolonial analysis	0
Health applications: the consumer law and politics of vulnerability in Kenya’s digital health economy	0
Charitable purposes and the shaping effects of money	0
Community courts as legal transplants: a socio-legal case study from the Netherlands	0
Shakespeare’s Tragic Art By Rhodri Lewis, Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2024. 381 pp.	0
Politics and algorithmic articulation of law: tracing the discrepancies and backstage decision-making in the development of the profiling algorithm in Polish labour market policies	0
Predictive analytics and governance: a new sociotechnical imaginary for uncertain futures	0
Mutualism: a model for managing risk in P2P sharing	0
Dignity as humanness: a pathway to understand the place of dignity as a constitutional end	0
On the Basis of Migratory Vulnerability: Augmenting Article 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights in the Context of Migration	0
Digital health for shared value: A critique of legal infrastructures in a post-colonial context	0
Against temporal abstractions: the battle for colonial and climate reparations in international law	0
Using liberal–legal tools for illiberal gains: the European Court of Human Rights and legal mobilisation by conservative right-wing actors	0
A theory of legal apparitions: regulation and escape in Indian divorces	0
Contracts: reterritorialising the (global) exercise of authority	0
IJC volume 18 issue 4 Cover and Back matter	0
Human rights, technology and social change: the story of the right to communicate	0
Constitutional ImagiNations: on the Imaginal Foundations of the Indian Constitution	0
Institutional design in commons-based sharing economies: platform, care and place	0
Limitations on fundamental freedoms in Sri Lanka: majoritarian influence of constitutional practice	0
Virtual court hearings and therapeutic jurisprudence: challenges and opportunities	0
The Colonial Constitution By Arghya Sengupta, Juggernaut, 2023. 296 pp. ISBN 978-9353451929 £10.64, (paperback)	0
Crude Capitalism: Oil, Corporate Power, and the Making of the World Market By Adam Hanieh , London & New York: Verso, 2024. 336 pp. ISBN: 9781839763427 £17.31 (hardback)	0
‘The reading of the will’: making inheritance law visual	0
The response from Scottish health boards to complaint investigations by the Scottish Public Services Ombudsman: A qualitative case-study	0
Review of Hanoch Dagan, A Liberal Theory of Property – ERRATUM	0
Mapping the potentials and pitfalls of using European law for strategic litigation against illiberal reforms	0
How to do things with legal theory	0
Investigación militante: thinking-doing-living law and society in troubled times	0
Reflection on legal transplantation theories: a socio-legal historical study of the formulation and evolution of Chinese marine insurance law	0
Deliberative Experience and the Civic Aspirations of Legal Education	0
Democratic self-defence by constitutional integration	0
Justice within the new factory gates: how to hold RWAs responsible for workers’ welfare	0
Between equality and stagnation: a comparative evaluation of paid parental leave policies in Latin America	0
Sharing whiteness	0
Social reproduction and migrant labour: extending the view to Sicilian olive groves and tomato greenhouses	0
Law-jobs in the algorithmic society	0
Changing the administration from within: criticism and compliance by junior bureaucrats in Niger's Refugee Directorate	0
‘Informed consent is a bit of a joke to me’: lived experiences of insight, coercion, and capabilities in mental health care settings	0
The Asian Law and Society Reader By Lynette J Chua, David M Engel and Sida Liu, Cambridge University Press, 2023. 400pp. ISBN: 978-1-108-83641-8 $39.99 (hardback)	0
Property in the sharing economy: paradox, disruption, and institutional design	0
Failing, writing, litigating: daily practices of resistance in Belgian welfare bureaucracies	0
Poetry and the Built Environment: a Theory of the Flesh of Art By Elizabeth Fowler, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2024, 269 pp. ISBN: 9780192888990 £80.00 (hardback)	0
A comparative study on public interest considerations in data scraping dispute	0
Sustainable Utopias: The Art and Politics of Hope in Germany By Jennifer L. Allen, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2022. 368 pp. ISBN 9780674249141 $39.95 (hardback)	0
Resisting Meta: content moderation, diffraction and the constitutive power of Kenyan law within the Global South	0
‘It wasn’t the fire. It was the state’: the role of relational listening in state and institutional accountability	0
Shakespeare’s Theater of Judgment: Six Keywords By Kevin Curran , Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2024. 208 pp.	0
Ending disability segregated employment: ‘modern slavery’ law and disabled people's human right to work	0
Complex Earth–outer space systems and new spacetime for international law	0
From whoring the knowledge to whoring the law: co-creating activism within a sex workers’ collective	0
IJC volume 18 issue 3 Cover and Back matter	0
From avoidance to empowerment? Understanding the (in)significance of the law for migrant care workers in Austria	0

Communal Justice in Shakespeare's England: Drama, Law, and Emotion By Penelope Geng, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2021. 257 pp. ISBN: 9781487508043 $75.00 (hardback)	0
Enacting transparency: activist-scholarship and the legal mobilisations for the right to access information in Puerto Rico	0
The humanising imperative for effective participation: Humean virtues and the limits of procedural justice	0
The Age of Subtlety: nature and Rhetorical Conceits in Early Modern Europe By Javier Patiño Loira , Newark: University of Delaware Press, 2024. 311pp. ISBN: 9781644533444 £47.50 (paperback)	0
Reflexive juridification: procedural criteria for democratic legal mobilisation	0
Governance and human rights implications of ASEAN's Smart Cities Network: a knowledge commons analysis	0
How do changes to social rights happen? Tracing changes in the right to social assistance for irregularised migrants in Sweden	0
Contextualising the absence of standardised approaches to transitional justice in the Philippines	0
Legal consciousness and the crypto phenomenon: property ideologies, innovations and potential ramifications on financial system stability	0
Distributing the costs of change: property transitions and pacts	0
Backsliding Democracy and the Slippery Slope of Conceptual Weakness	0
Contextual legal pedagogy: still radical?	0
The promise and limitations of Hong Kong's Women's Commission as a vehicle to drive gender equality	0
Darker Legacies Of Anti-corruption: Fascist Criticisms of the Law in Inter-war Romania	0
Legal mobilisation within the populist Supreme Court in Poland	0
Alle Thyng Hath Tyme: Time and Medieval Life By Gillian Adler and Paul Strohm: London/Chicago: Reaktion Books/Chicago University Press, 2023, 248 pp. ISBN 9781789146790 (hardback) £16.95	0
The promises and tensions of socio-legal participatory action research	0
Layers of privacy in the blockchain: from technological solutionism to human-centred privacy-compliance technologies	0
M – Son of the Century By Antonio Scurati, London: 4th Estate, 2022. 784 pp. ISBN: 9780008363239 £10.99 (paperback); translated by Anne Milano Appel, first published in Italian 2018	0
The ambitions of liberal property	0
‘So, what’s wrong with colonialism?’ – Understanding colonialism’s political, territorial and epistemic injustice	0
Bringing EU law back down to Earth	0
Environmentally Induced Displacement: When (Ecological) Vulnerability Turns into Resilience (and Asylum)	0
Incongruous pedagogy: on teaching feminism, law and humour during the pandemic	0
Tensions between norms of everyday narrating and legal narrating	0
Translating politics into policy implementation: welfare frontline workers in polarised Brazil	0
What is “the global”?: reassembling how international lawyers see space and time	0
Legislating for the future: situated health and embodied justice	0
Stone Law: immutability and legal worldbuilding	0
Ethical vulnerability analysis and unconditional hospitality in times of COVID-19: rethinking social welfare provision for asylum seekers in Scotland	0